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Smart Garage Door Opener White
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SmartThings Steps
Actuating siren and switches
Actuate sirens or switches by sending a JSON payload to the device. Using the REST/HTTP endpoint type, this payload should be a PUT request to http://<device-ip>:<http-port>/device.
When using Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT, the Konnected device will subcribe to the MQTT topic konnected/DEVICE_ID/switch where DEVICE_ID is the 12-character MAC address of the device.
Examples
Turn on a siren
{"pin":8, "state":1}
Actuate a momentary switch for 1 second
{"pin":8, "state":1, "momentary":1000}
Beep/blink three times
{"pin":8, "state":1, "momentary":65, "times":3, "pause":55}
Response
When using the REST/HTTP method and a state change is successful, Konnected will respond with a 200 status code and a JSON message indicating the new state.