PMMI Lighting

Lighting Control Console

Published by: PMMI Lighting
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Description

The PMMI Lighting App gives you full control of Area (zone) light levels and lighting scenes from your iPhone or iPad.
SETUP AND GETTING STARTED
1) Configure “Areas” and “Scenes” in your PMMI Lighting system (see https://pmmi-lighting.com/configuration).
2) Make sure your PMMI Lighting system is connected to the Internet by attaching an Ethernet cable between the lighting hub (Raspberry Pi) and your router, or by configuring WiFi in the hub.
3) Submit email to [email protected] with “App Authorization” in the subject line, requesting that one or more email addresses be associated with your PMMI Lighting system serial number as authorized for access and control. Provide your name, PMMI serial number, contact phone, and the email address or addresses that you want to allow control of your system. Upon confirmation receipt from PMMI Lighting that authorization has been granted, proceed to the next step.
If you are authorized to control multiple PMMI Lighting systems, you can also provide a list of serial numbers that a specific username (email address) can control.
4) Open the PMMI Lighting App and select “Register” from the login screen. Complete the registration form to create a login account with PMMI Lighting and be sure to specify one of the email addresses authorized above as the username. A 6-digit verification code will be emailed to you. The App will request this code the first time only that a username is used.
That's it... enjoy!
OPERATION
On the Area Controls page, Area light levels are controlled using sliders or toggle switches. All Areas configured as “Toggle Only” or “Daylight Harvesting” in Step 1 are controlled with toggle switches. Daylight harvesting Areas are denoted with a leaf beside the Area name and current light level shown beside the name.
Dimmable Areas are controlled with slider controls. Simply move the slider control to the desired level. The Area name can be touched to toggle the area light level between 0 and 100%.
Toggle between Area Controls and Scene Controls by clicking on the tabs at the bottom of the screen.
On the Scene Controls page, simply press a Scene name to trigger that lighting scene. Scenes set one or more Areas to specified levels as defined in the configuration file (step 1 above). Those light levels will be set immediately and reflected on the Area Controls page within 15 seconds of the Scene trigger.
The System Name (e.g. John’s Lake House) specified in the configuration file appears at the top of the App. To the left of the System Name, a house icon is shown with either a check mark or red “X”. The check mark implies that the system is in "Home" mode and a red "X" implies "Away" mode. The system can be toggled between home and away mode by triggering scenes on the Scene Controls page that were configured as such.
AUTOMATIC LIGHT LEVEL UPDATES
In the event that that an Area light level changes as a result of a switch press, motion trigger, timed event, or another mobile App, such changes will be reflected in the App within 15 seconds.
Daylight Harvesting is a technique that makes use of daylight to offset the amount of energy needed to light a space. The concept involves the use of automated lighting control to reduce “powered” light output as daylight encroaches into the space through windows, skylights, etc. As the control system continuously adjusts the light level, the App also displays that level beside Daylight Harvesting Areas on the Area Controls page.
MULTI-SYSTEM SUPPORT
If more than one PMMI Lighting serial number was authorized for access and control by the active user (see item 3 under SETUP AND GETTING STARTED), a drawer appears on the left edge of the first Area or Scene in which the system to control can be selected. With this feature, users can easily switch which system is controlled with the app. Note that PMMI Lighting hub software v3.1.2 is required for multi-system control.
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PMMI Lighting Reviews

Great Control

RoxysRanchTx on

United States

The new app makes controlling our lighting system a snap. I occasionally forget which wall switch controls which light or scene, with this app that issue goes away. I was able to turn on the “away” scene from half way around the world (after I remembered I forgot to switch it on).

Love this lighting!

TXfamily3105 on

United States

We have had the PMMI lighting system in our home for 2 years. We love having a very well lit home and all of the flexibility in adjusting the light levels. The app is fantastic! It allows us to control our lighting from a remote location. Keeps you from ever walking into a dark house or forgetting to turn lights off!

Amazing

LesDal on

United States

This is an amazing app and lighting system. It allows me to take complete control of my lighting at home or remotely without having to keep multiple WIFI devices connected through my property.

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App Info

Category
Utilities
Publisher
PMMI Lighting
Languages
English
Recent release
v2.027 (10 months ago )
Released on
Sep 4, 2019 (5 years ago )
Last Updated
3 weeks ago
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