價格：免費
更新日期：2018-09-29
檔案大小：因裝置而異
目前版本：因裝置而異
版本需求：Android 因裝置而異
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Full-free application, no ads, open source code.
Easy, customizable control panel - MQTT-client.
Built in MQTT broker.
The solution for your IoT, DIY devices.
Available widgets:
- Header
- Slider
- Value
- Switch
- Button
- RGB LED
- Meter
- Graph
- Buttons set
- Combo box
Features:
★ Built in MQTT broker(server)
★ Unlimited number of tabs
★ Order of widgets can be changed. Number of widgets is not limited to the size of the screen - the list can be scrolled.
★ Status of network connection and MQTT broker displayed RGB LED.
★ Ability to receive push notifications even when the app is closed.
★ Corrective message from the widget "Value" by long press on the value (in the widget settings, you must specify the topic of publication of the new value).
★ Two meanings of the text messages and the two labels are available for the widget "Button" - for the states "pressed" / "not pressed" respectively. You can also specify a "retained" for messages.
★ Widget "Meter" can display the value of by a different color (alarm zone, yellow and red), if value approaches the limits of measurement. Thresholds limit values can be specified separately for the lower and upper boundaries.
★ Widgets Slider and Meter can handle decimals
★ Share settings
★ JavaScript to represent the value of some widgets
★ JavaScript to handle timer events - onTimer1m()
★ Graph widget displays the value of an array of double and integer types in JSON format, payload for example of payload: [1,2,100.88] or [100.5, 200, 0, 0, 0, -10]
★ Graph widget in live mode
★ Graph widget in 'historical' mode (1h, 4h etc.), see "Application server mode" in application settings
★ "Buttons set" widget allows place several buttons in one place
★ Widget Combo box to work with a predefined list of values
★ "Application server mode" - the ability to handle incoming MQTT messages using JavaScript even when the app is in the background. See OnReceive().
