MagicHomeController Version 0.4

With this class you can control devices that are compatible with the "MagicHome" app

Provided as is without warranty

How to use:

Device types are:

• 0: RGB

• 1: RGB+WW

• 2: RGB+WW+CW

• 3: Bulb (v.4+)

• 4: Bulb (v.3-) (Higher numbers reserved for future use)

  Example call: $controller1 = new \Ace\MagicHome\Device("192.168.2.102", 1);

To start a test program call:

$controller1->test();

To turn the controller on/off use the following methods:

$controller1->turnOn();
$controller1->turnOff();

To set an RGB(+WW+CW) color use the following method:

$controller1->updateDevice(R, G, B);
$controller1->updateDevice(R, G, B, WW);
$controller1->updateDevice(R, G, B, WW, CW);

Presets can range from 0x25 (int 37) to 0x38 (int 56), anything outside of this will be rounded up or down.

A speed of 1 is fastest, and 24 is slowest.

Example call: $controller1->sendPresetFunction(37, 10);

• 37 = RGB Fade
• 38 = Red Pulse
• 39 = Green Pulse
• 40 = Blue Pulse
• 41 = Yellow Pulse
• 42 = Cyan Pulse
• 43 = Violet Pulse
• 44 = White Pulse
• 45 = Red Green Alternate Pulse
• 46 = Red Blue Alternate Pulse
• 47 = Green Blue Alternate Pulse
• 48 = Disco Flash
• 49 = Red Flash
• 50 = Green Flash
• 51 = Blue Flash
• 52 = Yellow Flash
• 53 = Cyan Flash
• 54 = Violet Flash
• 55 = White Flash
• 56 = Color Change
• 97 = Normal RGB(+WW+CW) mode (Will be set automatically with updateDevice() and only returned from getStatus())

You can get the current status of the controller with

$controller1->getStatus();

This will for example return an Array with the following values:

array(7) {
    ["on"]=> bool(true)
    ["mode"]=> int(37)
    ["speed"]=> int(24)
    ["r"]=> int(255)
    ["g"]=> int(0)
    ["b"]=> int(0)
    ["w1"]=> int(123)
}

There also is a wrapper class and a scan method for easier access to the data and searching for controllers

See examples for usage