On Dec 4, 2017 3:07 PM, "Mark Trayer" <[email protected]> wrote:
Greetings, To go to your original question it really depends on what you want to expose with respect to your particular light device. The only resource a light must expose is oic.r.switch.binary (i.e. you can turn it off and on), everything else is an implementation choice and comes down to how you are representing things and maybe the semantics of what you want to convey (i.e. some devices talk about setting brightness, some talk about ability to dim). Dimming is a value defined by the range Property (if present) ... etc. ... Brightness is a quantized representation (0..100) Count me confused. Isn't OCF about standardization? Aren't "brightness" and "dimness" just different words for the same thing? Really, the model should be based on physics, not marketing fluff, which is what "brightness" and "dimness" are. What happens when a manufacturer offers "globulosity" or "mezmerosity" for their lightbulb products?
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