Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of Tutorial

Timestamp:

Aug 15, 2013, 10:42:52 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

Frédéric

Comment:

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Tutorial

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  * Group Address
 
-== Functional Blocks ==
-
-This is the central feature of '''pKNyX''', allowing user to create virtual devices which mimics real KNX devices. The Device itself is implemented as a process.
-
-Here is a very simple example which implements a timer. This timer can monitor the state of a light, and switch it off automatically after a delay. The code is taken from the '''{{{examples/3_timer}}}''' directory of '''pKNyX''' sources.
+== Timer example ==
+
+'''Functional Block''' is the central feature of '''pKNyX''', allowing user to create virtual Devices which mimics real KNX Devices. The Device itself is implemented as a process.
+
+Here is a very simple example which implements a timer. This timer can monitor the state of a light, and switch it off automatically after a delay. The code is taken from the {{{examples/3_timer}}} directory of '''pKNyX''' sources.
 
 {{{
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 }}}
 
-That's it! As you can see, concepts used here are simple... This Functional Block can now be used from any other real device of your installation, through Groups Addresses {{{1/1/1}}}, {{{1/3/1}}} and {{{1/3/1}}}. All you have to do, is to weave (link, bind...) the Group Objects of your real devices to these Groups Addresses, using the real '''ETS''' application. Sure, you maye have to change the GAD to match your installation.
+That's it! As you can see, concepts used here are simple... This Functional Block can now be used from any other real device of your installation, through Groups Addresses {{{1/1/1}}}, {{{1/2/1}}} and {{{1/3/1}}}. All you have to do, is to weave (link, bind...) the Group Objects of your real devices to these Groups Addresses, using the real '''ETS''' application. Sure, you maye have to change the GAD to match your installation.
 
 Ok, now, lets start this device (invoke the python interpreter as for any other python script):
 
 {{{
-MainThread::Logger_.__init__(): start new logger 'timer-1.2.3'
+MainThread::Logger.__init__(): start new logger 'timer-1.2.3'
 MainThread::Scheduler started