Description
Waiting for Crestron Home firmware. This extension is built on Crestron Home’s own controls for sensors, which no released version of Crestron Home shows yet (Crestron lists sensors for a future version). It installs and runs, but the Crestron Home app shows no controls for it until Crestron releases that firmware. It is not for sale until then.
The CPLLC Virtual Sensor is a binary sensor with no hardware behind it: a contact closure, an occupancy sensor, a water sensor or a proximity sensor, as the installer chooses. Crestron Home shows it like any other sensor of that kind. A contact closure can be forced closed or opened, and an occupancy sensor occupied or vacant, with Crestron Home’s own sensor commands. Sequences can follow it with Crestron Home’s own sensor events, so it can stand in for a sensor that is not wired to the system.
The extension’s own license key, or a CPLLC site license key, is entered in the extension’s Enter License Key option. The License Manager is not required, but it is the convenient place to enter a site license key once for every CPLLC driver.
All license purchases are final and non-refundable. Every CPLLC driver works fully for two hours without a key: test it on your processor before you buy. See the Terms of Use.
Installer Options
- Obtain License Key – Opens CPLLC.net, where license keys and site licenses can be purchased.
- Enter License Key – The Virtual Sensor license key. Leave blank when the site has a CPLLC site license.
- Sensor Type – Contact Closure (the default), Occupancy, Water or Proximity. Changing it replaces the sensor’s state, commands and events with the new type’s, so sequences made for the old type need to be made again.
Sequences
The sensor uses Crestron Home’s own sensor controls and events: a contact closure or occupancy sensor takes Crestron Home’s force and cancel force commands, and sequences follow its state with Crestron Home’s own sensor events. It adds no actions or events of its own.
