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NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway
Integration
The NXB-CCG-K supports a subset of the Lutron Integration Protocol (available on the Lutron website) that is relevant
for the devices that are supported by the NXB-CCG-K. The NXB-CCG-K also provides the ability to download an XML
file that provides integration information about the system that is currently programmed to it, in the Lutron XML format.
Supported Protocol
The information integration XML file can be opened in a web browser. To access the XML data:
1.
Enter "http://[nxb-ccg url]/xml" into your browser after logging into the NXB-CCG-K to return the XML data for
your system.
2.
Enter "http://[nxb-ccg url]/xml?login=[user]&password=[password]" into your browser to return the XML data
without first having to log in.
Example:
https://192.168.244.53/xml?login=admin&password=1988
Supported Integration Commands
1)
‘#OUTPUT,<integration ID>,1,<level>’ (goto level)
2)
‘#OUTPUT,<integration ID>,1,<level>,<fade time>’ (goto level with fade)
3)
‘#OUTPUT,<integration ID>,2’ (raise)
4)
‘#OUTPUT,<integration ID>,3’ (lower)
5)
‘#OUTPUT,<integration ID>,4’ (stop)
6)
‘?OUTPUT,<integration ID>,1’ (query level)
7)
‘#DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,3’ (button press)
8)
‘#DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,4’ (button release)
9)
‘#DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,9,1’ (set led on)
NOTE:
you cannot set the state of programmed keypad LEDs.
10)
‘#DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,9,0’ (set led off)
NOTE:
you cannot set the state of programmed keypad LEDs.
11)
?DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,9 (query led state)
12)
?GROUP,<integration ID>,3 (query occupancy group state)
Supported Monitoring Responses
1)
‘~OUTPUT,<integration ID>,1,<level>’ (dimmer level reporting)
2)
‘~DEVICE,<integration ID>,2,3’ (occ sensor occupied, component always 2)
3)
‘~DEVICE,<integration ID>,2,4’ (occ sensor unoccupied, component always 2)
4)
‘~GROUP,<integration ID>,3,3’ (occ group occupied, component always 3)
5)
‘~GROUP,<integration ID>,3,4’ (occ group unoccupied, component always 3)
6)
‘~DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,3’ (button pressed)
7)
‘~DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,4’ (button released)
8)
‘~DEVICE,<integration ID>,<component number>,9,<state>’ (led state 1/0)
