EventGhost

and i fixed all the before mentioned problems.

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How did you do it? I would have thought that writing LUA for the LUUP engine would have been more ideal. Most of the calls I have ever made through the network have been using REST with SOAP protocols which is fairly quick, but then again, I have ...

#3 I have been cursed with a type of Jasco dimmer which has a goobered up firmware on them which will allow proper ramping from the switch but not from a zwave command. And of course Jasco denies this problem even tho there are forums about it. which causes a not so instant on to the desired dim ...

Nevermind. I found the problem within my sketch. It dawned on me when I noticed that the remote Port in the serial monitor was displaying a completely different port every time the reply was sent back to Eventghost. I had setup my sketch(script) to display the remote IP and remote port when it ...

I found a better version of the plugin through GitHub that you had modified the Py scripts allowing the user to specify accuracy values for the spoken words and phrases. Works MUCH better now!!! :D The one that I was having problems with was the original GitHub post from maikhorma

Here's the link ...

Does anyone have any ideas or advice on what string/chars to send to the Eventghost UDP listener? I'm running the Broadcast plugin and able to send UDP packets from eventghost to my ESP8266 just fine and it shows up in my serial monitor. However, In my code, I have the ESP8266 setup to reply back to ...

I tried the earlier version of SpeakEasy and did not have much luck. My biggest problem was that everytime I enabled the plugin, and set up the keywords, the event would fire itself without any spoken keywords. Is this something expected or it just an isolated incident. Any suggestions would be ...