Programming the SIB™
Introduction SiB™ vs SID mode Programs in SiB™ mode Programs in SID mode Sample Programs - Door Bell - Emergency Button - Freezer Monitor - I Love You - Lights Demo - Magnetic Alarm - Motion Sensor - Sweet Dreams - Thermometer - Water/Moisture Sensor - Yes or No Commands A - Z Configuration GPIO Programming Time Sensor Messaging | Modes of Operation The SiB™ can operate in SiB™ mode (default), and in SID mode. In SiB™ mode, the SiB™ is powered down most of the time. The SiB™ will wake up only from receiving a button press, and run a short program before powering down again. In SiB™ mode, multiple programs can be stored and run, triggered by different sequences of button press. For example, the SiB™ can run one specific program when the button is pressed only once, and run a separate program if the button is double-clicked. SID mode is designed for long-running programs. SID-Mode programs are ideal for sensors that regularly need to be tested, and other tasks that are timed or automated. SiB™-Mode programs can also be created to run at specific times. |