Programming the SiB™ in SiMP™
For advanced users, SiMP™ allows 2-way communication with your SiB™. This means you can issue commands that your SiB™ will directly read
and action. For example, if you send the TEMP command, then press your SiB™, you will receive a reply from your SiB™ with the current
temperature.
More complex programs can be written, like this one; which measures the current temperature, and alerts two contacts if the temperature is freezing or below freezing.
As you can see, programming the SiB™ happens entirely within SiMP™, through the use of a set of simple, easy to understand commands.
SiMP™ removes the need to learn a complicated programming language, compiling and flashing firmwares, and opens up the SiB™ to non-programmers.
To explore our command set, Click Here.