Plugin Configuration
Enabling WebHook
This is optional.
The plugin will be always polling information from the ThinkingCleaner with regularity.
But, you can configure your ThinkingCleaner to push "event notifications" to the Indigo plugin.
This maybe interesting if you want some "precision" when acting upon events (Indigo triggers).
In this example,
- Indigo plugin is running on IP address 172.30.74.41
- The listening port is "8686" (default value)
- ThinkingCleaning device has IP address 172.30.74.81
Activating WebHook:
- Open a browser.
- Navigate to your ThinkingCleaner device "web app" http://(your-thinking-ip-address)/settings.htm
- On the right side, check on "Check for Advanced features" option.
- Fill these fields like this:
- http: Write your Indigo server IP address
- Path: (leave in blank)
- Port: Write the listening port you configured previously for the plugin.
WebHook discovery
If Webhook is activated for your TC device and pointing to this plugin address/port, the plugin will be able to automaticaly create indigo´s device when some event arrives to this port. Also, it can update the ipaddress of indigo´s device if the TC device change its own due a DHCP renewal
Device discovery button
Clicking this button, the plugin will search your LAN for connected TC devices. It will include the new found devices inside Indigo. For this, it will create a new Device´s folder named "ThinkingCleaner". Once the process has finished, you can drag the new created devices to the folder of your predilection.
Enabling debugging
This option will increase the information dumped to the event log.
Only interesting when debugging.
