MyHome basic tutorial

1. Navigate to the BTicino Driver Manager

BTicino Driver Manager

2. Insert your password and click "Login"

Alert: There are several types of gateway for MyHome BTicino. Some of them require HSYCO to be listed in the trusted IP range. Others simply require an user/password authentication

3. Click "OWN/Range IP"

4. Make sure that your HSYCO's IP address is included in the list of trusted addresses. If not, add a new rule that includes that IP

5. You can see your HSYCO's IP address in the URL of the browser

MyHome I/O Server

6. Go to "Settings"

7. Select "I/O Servers"

8. Click "+" to add a new server

9. Select the "MyHome" option from the "Type" menu

10. Give it a name ("myhome" for example) and click "OK"

11. Click "+" to add attributes

12. Select the "tempzones" option

13. Give it a value of "1;2;3" and click "OK"

14. Write BTicino MyHome gateway's IP address in the "IP" field

15. If your gateway has a password, write it in the "Password" field

16. Click "Save"

17. Click "Save" again and wait for HSYCO to restart

18. Go into the "Status Browser"

19. Filter out by typing "conn"

20. You should see that the "myhome.connection" datapoint is online

Example 1 - Project with MyHome lights

21. Go to "Project Editor"

22. Click "New Project"

23. Give it a name ("myhometutorial" for example) and click "Create"

24. Go into the "Homepage"

25. Click "add"

26. Add a "Button"

27. Go back to "edit" mode

28. Change the "Label" to "MyHome Light 1"

29. Change the "Action" to "datapoint"

30. Select one myhome light from the "Datapoint" list

31. Click "add"

32. Add another "Button"

33. Go back to "edit" mode

34. Change the "Label" to "MyHome Dimmer 1"

35. Change the "Action" to "datapoint"

36. Select one myhome dimmer from the "Datapoint" list

37. Click "add"

38. Add a "Tempmini"

39. Click "edit"

40. Select the "myhome" Server ID

41. Type "temp.1" in the "Address" field

42. Click "add"

43. Add a "Button"

44. Click "edit"

45. Change the "Label" to "Button 1"

46. Change the "Action" to "command"

47. Change the "Name" to "button1". This is the name of the command launched to the server

48. Change the "Parameter" to "on"

49. Click "Save" to save the project

50. Go to the "Code Editor"

51. Click "New Events File"

52. Give it a name ("myhome.txt" for example) and click "New File"

53. Copy the following code to the file and save it:

USER button1 : IO myhome.light.01 = 1, IO myhome.light.21 = 70

This sets the light.01 ON and the light.21 to 70% when the button1 userCommand is received

54. Go back to the "Project Editor", click "Run" and then "Default" to launch the application

55. The page should look like this:

56. Click "Button 1"

57. The lights should be ON (in particular light.01 is ON and light.21 is at 70%)

Example 2 - Project with MyHome lights and an image

58. Create a new project

59. Go into the "Homepage"

60. Click "add"

61. Add an "Image" object

62. Stretch it to fit the entire page

63. Change the "Image" field by clicking the corresponding icon

64. Select an image and click "Ok"

65. Click "add"

66. Add a "Button"

67. Leave the "Label" empty so that the icon takes up the entire object's space

68. Change the "Action" to "datapoint"

69. Select one of the myhome light datapoints

70. Move the button over the image

71. Click "add"

72. Add a second "Button"

73. Go back to "edit" mode

74. Leave the "Label" empty

75. Change the "Action" to "datapoint"

76. Select another myhome light datapoint

77. Move it over the image

78. The page should look like this:

79. Click "Save"

80. Run the project

81. You can turn on the lights by clicking the buttons

Example 3 - Another project with lights and popup

82. Reopen the previous project

83. Click "Open Project"

84. Select "myhometutorial" and click "Ok"

85. Click "Add Page"

86. Add a "Popup"

87. Change the "Type" to "modal"

88. Change the "Title" to "Room 1"

89. Click "add"

90. Add an "Image"

91. Go back to "edit" mode

92. Enlarge the image to make it fit the entire object's space

93. Click this icon to select the image

94. Select the image and click "Ok"

95. Click "add"

96. Add a "Button"

97. Go back to "edit" mode

98. Leave the "Label" empty

99. Change the "Action" to "datapoint"

100. Select one of the myhome light datapoints

101. Place it over the image

102. Select the "Homepage"

103. Click "add"

104. Add a "Button"

105. Go back to "edit" mode

106. Change the "Label" to "Room 1"

107. Change the "Action" to "link"

108. Select "popup1" from the "Link" attribute menu

109. Move it over the image

110. The page should look like this:

111. Launch the project

112. Click "Room 1"

113. The popup shows with the image and the button icon