View is a smart buildings company that offers Glass, an auto-tinting window solution. Through this connector you will be able to connect your window zone data to your Mapped graph to view tint levels and states.
Potential use cases include:
This connector requires the following credentials:
Credential | Description |
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API Key | The API Key provided by View for your View Glass solution |
Connector Concept | Mapped Type |
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Glass Zone | Automatic_Tint_Window_Array |
Tint State, Tint Level | Tint_Status, Tint_Command |
The Tint_Status point utilizes a ValueMap to reflect the corresponding values:
Key | Value |
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0 | Idle |
1 | Tint Request |
2 | Tinting (to T4) |
3 | T4 Complete (and hold T4) |
4 | Clear Request |
5 | Clearing (to T1) |
6 | T1 Complete (and hold T1) |
7 | Error |
9 | T2 Complete (and hold T2) |
10 | T3 Complete (and hold T3) |
11 | Clearing (to T2) |
12 | Clearing (to T3) |
13 | Tinting (to T2) |
14 | Tinting (to T3) |
The Tint_Command point also utilizes a ValueMap to reflect the corresponding values:
Key | Value |
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1 | Clear Tint |
2 | Light Tint |
3 | Medium Tint |
4 | Maximum Tint |
The following example shows how to retrieve View's window tint array devices, and the points associated. We also included the valueMap field to help identify what the returned time series value means in terms of the window state:
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{ things(filter: {exactType: {eq: "Automatic_Tint_Window_Array"}}) { id name exactType points { id name exactType series(latest: true) { value { float64Value } } valueMap } } }