ChatGPT + PicoC for Loxone: Beginners Guide to Programming

[@salemalzaabi3824]

Very interesting 👌Looks like similar to Arduino R4 programming. Please keep up the good work 👍Thanks 😊

[@theautomationgym]

Thank you so much 🙏🏼 It is very similar to Arduino indeed,some things you can mostly copy and paste

[@gaisiak.b]

You talk interestingly and intelligently. Thank you very much. More examples of the use of Loxone and IoT system are possible

[@theautomationgym]

Thank you for your kind words,much appreciated 🙏🏼👊🏼 More examples are coming,let me know if you have any in mind.

[@n-0-ir]

Thanks man, yours video helped me a lot. I love yours whole channel. I'm beg you to make more, of those Loxone Tutorials.

[@theautomationgym]

I appreciate the kind words very much, more is yet to come!

[@DaniOptiX]

Nice info, everytime !!! 👏👏👏 thanks!!!

[@theautomationgym]

Thank you,much appreciated 🙏🏼

[@dymastro788]

Awesome and detailed video! Thank you for sharing. I have an example in mind, maybe parse raw udp or tcp stream for an not implemented device? Thank you.

[@theautomationgym]

Thanks, that's a good idea, it would be similar to the HTTP example parse, but using the stream function. I'll have a look

[@zombyz1]

Can you make it event driven? For example not polling the port, but run then the input changes or for example if a button pressed...

[@theautomationgym]

Yes, there's the event function, here's an example: int event = getinputevent(); // Check for input events if (event != 0) { // If any input changed

[@RobertRase]

Thank you, We are very interested and really appreciate all your projects with Loxone, I am not sure what would be a practical example for daily use of this integration

[@theautomationgym]

You are more than welcome, the most common use case for me is getting a non numerical feed from an API. The second one is using a sequence where it's an If this AND that- mostly for heating logic in big systems

[@innigeraron8348]

Hello, Thank you so much for your videos! I was able to learn so much from them! For my studies, I need to complete a project with the Miniserver: I have four sets of measurement data and need to create a document (HTML, PDF, or Excel) that can be exported properly. The data consists of energy measurements in kWh, and I need to create an electricity bill from them. Could you help me with this? I would really appreciate your assistance! Best regards, Aron

[@theautomationgym]

Hi Aron, thank you so much! Pop some info here and I'll try to get back to you: www.theautomationgym.com/contact