The new LIFXtend version is just a small bugfix release.
New is LIFXcl, a way to control your LIFX light bulbs from windows via the command line.
Download: LIFX031.zip Password as always LIFX.
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Just some notes on LIFXcl:
Supported Commands:
on [site] (bulb) (gateway ip)
off [site] (bulb) (gateway ip)
color HH SS LL T [site] (bulb) (gateway ip)
- each command needs a site, it is the mac of your "master bulb"
- if you enter the mac of a bulb, only that bulb will react to your command
- if you omit the mac of a bulb, all bulb on the same site will react (meaning all bulbs)
- HH SS LL is in hex notation from 0-255 (00 up to ff), T is the time in microseconds (or something like that) from the current state to the commanded state
some examples:
LIFXcl.exe on d0-73-d5-01-48-b7 (switch all bulbs on site on)
LIFXcl.exe off d0-73-d5-01-48-b7 d0-73-d5-01-48-b7 (switch specific bulb off)
LIFXcl.exe color 66 ff ff 100000 d0-73-d5-01-48-b7 d0-73-d5-01-66-ec
Note: you need to adapt to your specific site/bulb, these will not work on your setup.
If LIFXtend still runs in the background, you either have to switch off "managed network" or just exit LIFXtend. it does not need to run in the background.
1) Find out your "site mac address" / "bulb mac address" by starting LIFXtend, discover your network, then select the bulb and click on "Details". All your bulbs should have the same site.
2) Launch LIFXcl [command] [site] [bulb(optional)]
