| Argument | Description |
| type | Integer. The type of device to control. Use 0 for X10 devices, 1 for Digital Outputs, 2 for Analog Outputs, 3 for Insteon Devices, 4 for Insteon Groups, 5 for UPB Devices, and 6 for UPB Links. You may also use the enumerated values: X10, DO, AO, INSTEON, INSTEONGROUP, UPB, and UPBLINK |
| id | String. The ID of the device to control. Use the respective ID defined in the X10 Devices, Insteon Devices, Insteon Groups, UPB Devices, UPB Links, Digital Outputs, and Analog Outputs screens. |
| cmd | Integer. The control command to send. See ph_x10btn for valid values for X10 Devices. For Digital Outputs, use 1 to set the device and 0 to clear the device. Use 0 for Analog Outputs. For X10 devices you may use the enumerated values: xon, xoff, xdim, xbright, adim. For Insteon Devices and Groups, you may use these enumerated values: ion, ioff, ifaston, ifastoff, idim, ibright, adim (Insteon Devices only). For UPB Devices and UPB Links you may use the enumerated values: ugoto, ufadestart, ufadestop, ublink, uindicate, adim. For UPB Links you may also use the enumerated values: uactlink and udeactlink. |
| level | String. Use a value from 0 to 100 when using ADIM with X10
and Insteon Devices (Enclose value in single or double quotes). Use "0"
for Digital Outputs. Use a CALCULATED value string for Analog Outputs.
For UPB Devices and UPB Links, use a value of 0 to 100 with the UGOTO and UFADESTART commands. Use a value of of 0 to 101 with the ADIM command. 101 will make the UPB devices blink. You may also include a UPB rate value (from 0 to 255) by following the level with a comma (Example: 75,3) |