/** KNX CONTROL WITH CALIMERO API 1.

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* Author: Edson Alves Junior (@edsonaj)
* The Calimero API is not mine, I'm just using it.
*/
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java.net.InetSocketAddress;
tuwien.auto.eibxlator.*;
tuwien.auto.eicl.*;
tuwien.auto.eicl.util.*;
tuwien.auto.eicl.struct.cemi.*;
tuwien.auto.eicl.struct.eibnetip.util.*;
tuwien.auto.eibxlator.PointPDUXlator.*;
tuwien.auto.eibxlator.PointPDUXlator_Boolean.*;

public class Main {

public static CEMI_Connection tunnel;
public static void main(String[] args) {
/** Declaration of some variables
* I don' know why, but it's Enalbe and not Enable
*/
String Enable = "Enalbe";
String Disable = "Disable";
String Address = "1/5/217";
try {
/** Create a new connection using CEMI_Connection
* to KNXnet/IP interface (in this case the ip
* 192.168.1.3), with the default port.
*/
tunnel = new CEMI_Connection(
new InetSocketAddress("192.168.1.3",
EIBNETIP_Constants.EIBNETIP_PORT_NUMBER),
new TunnellingConnectionType());
/** Just saying that it connected. In case of an error,
* this is not executed, so you know it was unable to connect
*/
System.out.println("Connected.");
/** Create the knx device (a port from a relay for example)
* and declare it as a boolean device, and it's a Enable/Disable
* device. In the API docs there are all kinds avaliable
*/
PointPDUXlator object = PDUXlatorList.getPointPDUXlator(
PDUXlatorList.TYPE_BOOLEAN[0],
PointPDUXlator_Boolean.DPT_ENABLE[0]);
/** Declare that we are going to write some info in the "Address"

* and this info is writed in the string Enable. To disable just

* change the variable
*/
object.setServiceType(PointPDUXlator.A_GROUPVALUE_WRITE);
object.setASDUfromString(Enable);
/** Create the message to be sent to device
* The device KNX address was declared in the begining
*/
CEMI_L_DATA message = new CEMI_L_DATA(
CEMI_L_DATA.MC_L_DATAREQ,
new EIB_Address(),
new EIB_Address(Address),
object.getAPDUByteArray());
/** Send the message using the connection "tunnel"
*/
tunnel.sendFrame(message, CEMI_Connection.WAIT_FOR_CONFIRM);
/** Print that the message was sent
*/
System.out.println("Message Sent to " + Address + ": " + Enable);
/** Disconnect from the device and print it to the screen
* If your device can handle more than 1 Tunneling connection you
* can let it connected, but in my case I use different devices
* to control it, so I always have to disconnect after doing
* anything
*/
tunnel.disconnect(null);
System.out.println("Disconnected.");
}
catch (EICLException ex) { } // connection error
}
}