UI OBJECTS

Plugin	Name	Description
	Switch	This object represents the panel's physical switch that the end user interacts with on the screen. The right side of the block functions as the write port, while the left side serves as the read, status, and feedback port.
	Toogle	This block outputs the command alternately as 1-0-1-0 with each touch, functioning independently of the current state.
	Dimmer	This object is used for dimmable controls on the screen. It manages a 1-bit On/Off object and a 1-byte brightness value object to manage the dimming function.
	Shutter/Blinds	This object facilitates the physical control of blinds, offering functions for up, down, stop, and value adjustment. Additionally, on the reading side, it can display the position information from the blinds (value).
	Thermostat	This object is used for controlling Fan Coil units and air conditioners. Settings such as mode options, fan levels, activation and deactivation of control types, and minimum and maximum set temperature values can be configured through the block that opens upon double-clicking the object.
	RGB Control	This block enables RGB (Red, Green, Blue) control from the panel's user interface. In addition to general On/Off and Brightness control, RGB adjustments can be made using 1-byte and 3-byte objects, depending on the desired configuration.
	Heater	This block serves as the user interface for controlling underfloor heating systems. It enables control and adjustment when the end user issues commands through the interface.
	Multimedia	This block is used as a User Interface for systems that can be integrated using KNX, Modbus, or HTTP commands. It enables system control by processing the commands received through the interface.
	Scenario	This block is used to activate a manual scenario. The button also appears on the scenarios page. When the end user presses this object, the scenario will be triggered. The specific actions or information that will be executed upon activation can be configured within the block's settings.
	Concierge	This block is designed to be used alongside the email block and an HTML editor, serving as a User Interface (UI) component. In this setup, when the end user inputs information such as service content, date, and time through the interface, the variable data is formatted via the HTML editor and then sent to the service provider through the email block. While the Concierge UI is suitable for straightforward tasks, for a more advanced and professional Concierge service, it is recommended to utilize Inspinia Concierge Web application.