Reference

Components
Netvox Light Sensor
Description
This component allows you to connect to a Netvox light sensor device that is paired with a Netvox USB adapter attached to your PC.
IMPORTANT: you must first use a Netvox USB component and successfully connect to the USB adapter before attempting to connect to a
device.
Before starting the component you need to send the IEEE address of the device to the 'Id' input. The IEEE address is usually written on the
device itself.
Trigger the Start input to connect. The Status output will show as "Searching”. If the device can't be found the status will show as “Not
Found”. If the status shows “No Network” then the Netvox USB adapter has been disconnected.
On successful startup the device details will be updated. Battery level and detected light level will be sent to the relevant outputs.
You can set the minimum and maximum time reporting intervals in seconds and the reportable change. These 3 work together as follows:
When the detected light intensity is greater than the change in light intensity value specified in reportable change, the device will report
the intensity information at the minimum reporting interval specified. With the maximum time interval it's the other way around ie. when
the detected light intensity is less than the change in light intensity value specified in reportable change, the intensity information will be
reported at the maximum reporting interval specified.
Updates are triggered automatically based on the above settings. However, you can request an update manually by sending a trigger to the
'Query' input.
If the connection is lost at any time the status will change to “Lost Connection”. Reconnection will start automatically at which point the status
will change to “Reconnecting”.
Connectors
Inputs Type Outputs Type
IEEE address of the device
you want to connect to
String The current connection
status
String
Trigger to start the
component
Trigger The percentage
battery level (-1 means
if it could not be read)
Int
Trigger to query the
Trigger
The brightness level in LUX Int
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