Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of tellstickController


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Apr 19, 2010, 5:14:17 PM (14 years ago)
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    11= tellstickController =
    22
    3 tellstickController be used to control a number of remote receivers from the console or be run as a daemon controlling receivers according to certain rules.
    4 
    5 tellstickController was created with the objective of:
    6 
    7   * enable control via aliases such as "BedroomMythtvPower" instead of "Nexa A 2".
    8   * having a saved permission (in a database file) for each receiver enabling turning on and off with one command.
    9   * running the software as a daemon and as regular commands (of course simultaneously).
    10   * having rules based on extendable expressions such as "monday+weekend/sunrise-00:30+random(01:00)".
    11   * having group management of receivers making it easier to establish rules.
    12   * enabling the use of more than one TellStick connected to a computer.
    13   * working in MythTV backend which requires the software to function in Linux.
    14   * enabling control of the software with a RF remote control from all rooms.
    15 
     3tellstickController is used for controlling wireless receiver devices from a TellStick transmitter.
     4It uses tdtool or rfcmd software to perform the actual device control.
     5tellstickController can be used for manual control of devices, or used as a daemon that is controlled by a number of rule based configuration file.
     6Devices and groups can be accessed by either name or id.
    167
    178== Download ==
    189
    19 A stable versio can be downloaded from the ftp server: En stabil version kan laddas ned från [http://download.telldus.se/TellStick/Software/tellstickController/tellstickController_v1_5_0.tar.gz http://download.telldus.se/TellStick/Software/tellstickController/tellstickController_v1_5_0.tar.gz].
    20 
    21 Moreover, the Rfcmd program is installed as it is required for communication in tellstickController.
    22 
    23 tellstickController is written in Perl and functions with a standard installation plus these three Perl-modules:
    24 
    25 {{{
    26 
    27   * DB_File;
     10A stable version can be downloaded from the ftp server: [http://download.telldus.se/TellStick/Software/tellstickController/tellstickController_v2_0.tar.gz http://download.telldus.se/TellStick/Software/tellstickController/tellstickController_v2_0.tar.gz].
     11
     12The definite latest version is found in subversion and can be checked out with this command: svn checkout http://svn.telldus.se/telldus/trunk/tellstickcontroller
     13
     14== Installation ==
     15
     16Either the rfcmd or tdtool software needs to be installed for communication to a Tellstick transmitter.
     17If you are using a Ubuntu-distribution check this page for more information, http://developer.telldus.se/wiki/TellStickInstallationUbuntu
     18
     19tellstickController is written in Perl and functions with a standard installation plus these two Perl-modules for the Tdtool version:
     20
     21{{{
    2822  * DateTime;
    2923  * DateTime::Event::Sunrise;
    30 
     24}}}
     25
     26If you want to use the Rfcmd version you also need this Perl-module:
     27
     28{{{
     29  * DB_File;
    3130}}}
    3231
    … …  
    4039}}}
    4140
    42 
    43 == Usage ==
    44 
    45 These arguments can be used with tellstickController:
    46 
    47 {{{
    48 
    49  -h, --help          Show this help text.
    50  -v, --verbose       Show extra information.
    51 
    52  -d, --daemon        Starts in daemon mode.
    53 
    54  -f, --file F        Set configfile to file F.
    55  -c, --check         Check content of configuration file.
    56 
    57  -t, --test          Test mode, no real devices will used.
    58 
    59  -a, --aliases       List of aliases for devices/groups.
    60  -l, --list          List states for all devices/groups.
    61 
    62  -s, --set D S       Set device/group D to state S.
    63  -g, --get D         Get state for device/group D.
    64 
    65  -x, --swap D        Swap state for device/group D.
    66  -w, --swapfirst G   Swap states for group G based on first device state.
    67 
    68 }}}
    69 
    70 An example of how tellstickController can be used in the console:
    71 
    72 {{{
    73 
    74 # tellstickController --help
    75 
    76 #  tellstickController --aliases
    77 Alias testDevice1 = receiver (/dev/tellstick0 NEXA A 1)
    78 Alias testDevice2 = receiver (/dev/tellstick0 NEXA A 2)
    79 Group allDevices = delay 10 seconds, aliases (testDevice1 testDevice2)
    80 
    81 # tellstickController --set testDevice2 on
    82 
    83 # tellstickController --list
    84 Device testDevice1 = off
    85 Device testDevice2 = on
    86 Group allDevices = off on
    87 
    88 # tellstickController --swap testDevice1
    89 
    90 # tellstickController --get testDevice1
    91 On
    92 
    93 # tellstickController --daemon
    94 
    95 }}}
    96 
    97 An example of how simple shell scripts may be setup:
    98 
    99 {{{
    100 
    101 #!/bin/sh
    102 #
    103 # Power on bedroom MythTV, turn on backlight leds and turn off window lamp.
    104 #
    105 tellstickController --set bedroom_mythtv_power on
    106 tellstickController --set bedroom_mythtv_leds on
    107 tellstickController --set bedroom_window off
    108 
    109 }}}
    110 
    111 
    112 == Inställningar ==
    113 
    114 An example of hos the file tellstickController.conf can look like:
    115 
    116 {{{
     41== tellstickControllerTdtool ==
     42=== tellstickControllerTdtool usage ===
     43{{{
     44 NAME
     45   tellstickControllerTdtool
     46
     47 SYNOPSIS
     48   tellstickControllerTdtool [options]
     49
     50 DESCRIPTION
     51   tellstickController is used for controlling wireless recevier devices from
     52   a TellStick transmitter. This version uses the tdtool software to perform
     53   the actual device control. tellstickController can be used for manual
     54   control of devices, or used as a daemon that is controlled by a number of
     55   configuration file rules.
     56   Devices and groups can be accessed by either name or id.
     57   States can be set to ON, OFF or an integer between 0-255 for dimmer.
     58   
     59   -h, --help          Show this help text.
     60   -v, --verbose       Show extra information.
     61   -d, --daemon        Starts in daemon mode.
     62   -f, --file F        Set configfile to file F.
     63   -c, --check         Check content of configuration file.
     64   -t, --test          Test mode, no real devices will used.
     65   -a, --aliases       List of aliases for devices/groups.
     66   -l, --list          List states for all devices/groups.
     67   -s, --set D S       Set device D to state S
     68   -g, --get D         Get state for device/group D.
     69   -w, --swapfirst G   Swap states for group G based on first device state.
     70   -x, --swap D        Swap state for device/group D.
     71
     72 EXAMPLES
     73   tellstickControllerTdtool -l
     74   tellstickControllerTdtool --set device_alias on
     75   tellstickControllerTdtool --swap device_alias
     76   tellstickControllerTdtool -d -f myConfigFile.conf
     77
     78 DEPENDENCIES
     79   The following Perl modules needs to be installed:
     80   DateTime and DateTime::Event::Sunrise
     81
     82 FILES
     83   tellstickController.conf
     84   tellstickController.log
     85   tellstickController.pid
     86
     87 CONFIGURATION
     88   The configuration file consists of a number of settings 'Set', a number of
     89   group aliases 'Group', and a number of device rules 'Rules'.
     90 
     91   The settings controls sunrise/sunset, logfile, pidfile, etc.
     92 
     93   The groups configures a list of devices and a delay time.
     94
     95   The rules can be written as a string containing two parts.
     96   The first part is optional and ends with an '/'. It can contain one or more
     97   of these keywords 'Weekend', 'Workweek', 'Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday',
     98   'Thursday', 'Friday', 'Saturday' and 'Sunday'. A specified date like
     99   '2008-03-18', '2008-03-##', '####-03-##' or '####-##-15' is also allowed.
     100   The second part is mandatory and is either a expression or the keyword 'No'.
     101   The expression can contain a micture of these keywords 'Sunrise', 'Sunset',
     102   'Random(HH:MM)', 'HH:MM' and 'Dimmer(HH:MM,startlevel,stoplevel,steplevel)'.
     103   A Dimmer can be controlled to change dim level from startlevel to stoplevel
     104   by adding/subtracting steplevel value every HH:MM time period.
     105
     106   Example rule: Weekend/07:15
     107   Example rule: Monday+Sunday/07:15
     108   Example rule: 2008-03-##/12:10
     109   Example rule: 07:15+Random(02:00)
     110   Example rule: Sunset-00:30
     111   Example rule: Workweek/07:00+Dimmer(00:01,5,255,25)
     112
     113 AUTHOR
     114   Original version written by Rickard Andersson
     115
     116 LICENSE
     117   Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Rickard Andersson. Version 2.0.0
     118   This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
     119   This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain
     120   conditions; See license file for details.
     121}}}
     122=== tellstickControllerTdtool configuration file ===
     123{{{
     124Set  pidfile    /var/run/tellstickController.pid
     125Set  logfile    /var/log/tellstickController.log
     126Set  program    /usr/bin/tdtool
     127
     128}}}
     129== tellstickControllerRfcmd ==
     130{{{
     131 NAME
     132   tellstickControllerRfcmd
     133
     134 SYNOPSIS
     135   tellstickControllerRfcmd [options]
     136
     137 DESCRIPTION
     138   tellstickController is used for controlling wireless recevier devices from
     139   a TellStick transmitter. This version uses the rfcmd software to perform
     140   the actual device control. tellstickController can be used for manual
     141   control of devices, or used as a daemon that is controlled by a number of
     142   configuration file rules.
     143   A small database is used for keeping track of device states between every
     144   execution of tellstickController.
     145
     146   -h, --help          Show this help text.
     147   -v, --verbose       Show extra information.
     148   -d, --daemon        Starts in daemon mode.
     149   -f, --file F        Set configfile to file F.
     150   -c, --check         Check content of configuration file.
     151   -t, --test          Test mode, no real devices will used.
     152   -a, --aliases       List of aliases for devices/groups.
     153   -l, --list          List states for all devices/groups.
     154   -s, --set D S       Set device D to state S.
     155   -g, --get D         Get state for device/group D.
     156   -w, --swapfirst G   Swap states for group G based on first device state.
     157   -x, --swap D        Swap state for device/group D.
     158
     159 EXAMPLES
     160   tellstickControllerRfcmd -l
     161   tellstickControllerRfcmd --set device_alias on
     162   tellstickControllerRfcmd --swap device_alias
     163   tellstickControllerRfcmd -d -f myConfigFile.conf
     164
     165 DEPENDENCIES
     166   The following Perl modules needs to be installed:
     167   DB_File, DateTime and DateTime::Event::Sunrise
     168
     169 FILES
     170   tellstickController.conf
     171   tellstickController.db
     172   tellstickController.log
     173   tellstickController.pid
     174
     175 CONFIGURATION
     176   The configuration file consists of a number of settings 'Set', a number of
     177   device aliases 'Alias', and a number of device rules 'Rules'.
     178 
     179   The settings controls sunrise/sunset, logfile, pidfile, etc.
     180
     181   The aliases configures device name, channel, code, etc.
     182 
     183   The groups configures a list of devices and a delay time.
     184 
     185   The rules can be written as a string containing two parts.
     186   The first part is optional and ends with an '/'. It can contain one or more
     187   of these keywords 'Weekend', 'Workweek', 'Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday',
     188   'Thursday', 'Friday', 'Saturday' and 'Sunday'. A specified date like
     189   '2008-03-18', '2008-03-##', '####-03-##' or '####-##-15' is also allowed.
     190   The second part is mandatory and is either a expression or the keyword 'No'.
     191   The expression can contain a micture of these keywords 'Sunrise', 'Sunset',
     192   'Random(HH:MM)' and 'HH:MM'.
     193
     194   Example rule: Weekend/07:15
     195   Example rule: Monday+Sunday/07:15
     196   Example rule: 2008-03-##/12:10
     197   Example rule: 07:15+Random(02:00)
     198   Example rule: Sunset-00:30
     199
     200 AUTHOR
     201   Original version written by Rickard Andersson
     202
     203 LICENSE
     204   Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Rickard Andersson. Version 2.0.0
     205   This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
     206   This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
     207   under certain conditions; See license file for details.
     208}}}
     209=== tellstickControllerRfcmd configuration file ===
     210{{{
     211################################################################################
     212#
     213# Configuration file for tellstickController
     214#
     215# Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Rickard Andersson (ran42ran@gmail.com)
     216# Version: 2.0.0
     217#
     218################################################################################
     219#
     220# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
     221# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
     222# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
     223# (at your option) any later version.
     224#
     225# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
     226# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
     227# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
     228# GNU General Public License for more details.
     229#
     230# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
     231# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
     232#
     233################################################################################
    117234
    118235# List of location settings.
    … …  
    120237# Usage example:
    121238# Set  Key       Value
     239#
    122240# Set  Timezone  Europe/Stockholm
    123241#
    … …  
    132250#
    133251# Usage example:
    134 # Alias  Name           Sender           Dimmer  Protocol  Housecode  Channel
    135 #
    136 # Alias  BedroomWindow  /dev/tellstick0  yes     Nexa      A          1
    137 # Alias  device42       /dev/tellstick1  No      Waveman   B          3
     252# Alias  Name           Sender            Dimmer  Protocol  Housecode  Channel
     253#
     254# Alias  BedroomWindow  /dev/tellstick0   yes     Nexa      A          1
     255# Alias  device42       /dev/tellstick1   No      Waveman   B          3
    138256#
    139257#   or
    … …  
    144262# Alias  MythTv_Backlight  /dev/ttyUSB0  No      Sartano   000000001
    145263#
    146 Alias  testDevice1  /dev/tellstick0  No  Nexa  A  1
    147 Alias  testDevice2  /dev/tellstick0  No  Nexa  A  2
     264Alias  device1  /dev/tellstick  No  Nexa  A  1
     265Alias  device2  /dev/tellstick  No  Nexa  A  2
    148266
    149267# Groups used for handling a list of aliases.
    … …  
    154272# Group  Kitchen            5     Kitchen_cabinets       Kitchen_window
    155273#
    156 Group  allDevices  10  testDevice1  testDevice2
    157 
     274Group  allDevices  10  Device1  Device2
    158275
    159276# Timer rules for reciever devices.
    160277#
    161278# Usage examples:
    162 # Rule  Alias             DeviceOn       DeviceOff
    163 # Rule  BedroomWindow     Sunrise        Sunrise+01:30
    164 # Rule  BedroomWindow     18:33          23:10+Random(00:45)
    165 # Rule  MythTv_Backlight  Weekend/Sunset Weekend/23:45
    166 #
    167 Rule  testDevice1  weekend/sunrise  weekend/08:45
    168 Rule  testDevice1  sunset+00:15     23:30+Random(00:20)
    169 Rule  testDevice2  monday/20:42     wednesday/20:42
    170 Rule  allDevices   16:45            23:45
    171 
    172 }}}
    173 
    174 
    175 == SVN ==
    176 
    177 The definite latest version is found in subversion and can be checked out with this command: svn checkout http://svn.telldus.se/telldus/trunk/tellstickcontroller
    178 
    179 
     279# Rule  Alias             DeviceOn         DeviceOff
     280#
     281# Rule  BedroomWindow     Sunrise          Sunrise+01:30
     282# Rule  BedroomWindow     18:33            23:10+Random(00:45)
     283# Rule  MythTv_Backlight  Weekend/20:00    Weekend/Sunset
     284# Rule  device42          2008-03-##/18:45 2008-03-##/22:11
     285# Rule  device42          No               02:00
     286#
     287Rule  device1     weekend/sunrise                        weekend/08:45
     288Rule  device1     sunset+00:15                           23:30+Random(00:20)
     289Rule  device2     Workweek/07:00+Dimmer(00:02,0,200,25)  weekend/08:45
     290Rule  allDevices  16:45                                  23:45
     291}}}
    180292== Tips ==
    181293
    182294  * tellstickController can be run on MythTV backend to control lamps, MythTV frontend etc.
    183295
    184   * Except of automatically controlling lamps via rules in tellstickcontroller.conf and tellstickcontrollerDaemon, all receivers can ve controlled manually with a Logitech UltraX RF remote from all rooms.
     296  * Except of automatically controlling lamps via rules in tellstickcontroller.conf and tellstickcontrollerDaemon, all receivers can be controlled manually with remote from all rooms.
    185297
    186298  * All buttons on the remote control are bound to different events through the softwares KeyWatcher and XMacro.
    … …  
    191303
    192304  * Information om XMacro programmet finns här, http://xmacro.sourceforge.net/
    193 
    194   * By using the button KEY_CCTELETEXT which has a shift button on the remote control it is possible to add two-button macros for different events. For example, tellstickController can be used to control a lamp in the living room by pressing both KEY_CCTELETEXT + KEY_1 at the same time. This is what the creator's config file for KeyWatcher looks like (created via KeyConfig / GUI frontend for KeyWatcher).
    195 
    196 {{{
    197 
    198 # This is a generated file. Edit carefully!
    199 # --- Variable section ---
    200 set filter11+388 = true
    201 set filter111+388 = true
    202 set filter10+388 = true
    203 set filter410 = true
    204 set filter405 = true
    205 set filter403 = true
    206 set filter402 = true
    207 set filter398 = true
    208 set filter393 = true
    209 set filter392 = true
    210 set filter391 = true
    211 set filter389 = true
    212 set filter385 = true
    213 set filter377 = true
    214 set filter371 = true
    215 set filter370 = true
    216 set filter368 = true
    217 set filter226 = true
    218 set filter208 = true
    219 set filter206 = true
    220 set filter168 = true
    221 set filter167 = true
    222 set filter166 = true
    223 set filter165 = true
    224 set filter164 = true
    225 set filter163 = true
    226 set filter158 = true
    227 set filter139 = true
    228 set filter130 = true
    229 set filter129 = true
    230 set filter115 = true
    231 set filter114 = true
    232 set filter113 = true
    233 set filter102 = true
    234 set filter388 = true
    235 set filter96+388 = true
    236 set filter9+388 = true
    237 set filter8+388 = true
    238 set filter7+388 = true
    239 set filter6+388 = true
    240 set filter5+388 = true
    241 set filter4+388 = true
    242 set filter3+388 = true
    243 set filter2+388 = true
    244 set label11+388 = KEY_0+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    245 set label10+388 = KEY_9+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    246 set label4+388 = KEY_3+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    247 set label5+388 = KEY_4+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    248 set label6+388 = KEY_5+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    249 set label111+388 = KEY_CLEAR+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    250 set label7+388 = KEY_6+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    251 set label8+388 = KEY_7+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    252 set label9+388 = KEY_8+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    253 set label96+388 = KEY_ENTER+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    254 set label2+388 = KEY_1+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    255 set label3+388 = KEY_2+KEY_CCTELETEXT
    256 set label410 = KEY_SHUFFLE
    257 set label405 = KEY_LASTCH
    258 set label403 = KEY_CHANNELDOWN
    259 set label402 = KEY_CHANNELUP
    260 set label398 = KEY_RED
    261 set label393 = KEY_VIDEO
    262 set label392 = KEY_SAP
    263 set label391 = KEY_MUSIC
    264 set label389 = KEY_DVD
    265 set label385 = KEY_RADIO
    266 set label377 = KEY_TV
    267 set label371 = KEY_ANGLE
    268 set label370 = KEY_REPEAT
    269 set label368 = KEY_LANGUAGE
    270 set label226 = KEY_PICTURES
    271 set label208 = KEY_FASTFORWARD
    272 set label206 = KEY_CLOSE
    273 set label168 = KEY_REWIND
    274 set label167 = KEY_RECORD
    275 set label166 = KEY_STOPCD
    276 set label165 = KEY_PREVIOUSSONG
    277 set label164 = KEY_PLAYPAUSE
    278 set label163 = KEY_NEXTSONG
    279 set label158 = KEY_BACK
    280 set label139 = KEY_DVDMENU
    281 set label130 = KEY_SUBTITLE
    282 set label129 = KEY_INFOEPG
    283 set label115 = KEY_VOLUMEUP
    284 set label114 = KEY_VOLUMEDOWN
    285 set label113 = KEY_MIN_INTERESTING
    286 set label102 = KEY_HOME
    287 set ConfigFile = .keyWatcher
    288 set action410 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 D"
    289 set action405 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Y"
    290 set action403 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Z"
    291 set action402 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 E"
    292 set action398 = "killall mythfrontend.real"
    293 set action393 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F32"
    294 set action392 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 X"
    295 set action391 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F33"
    296 set action389 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F29"
    297 set action385 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F30"
    298 set action377 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F28"
    299 set action371 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 W"
    300 set action370 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Q"
    301 set action368 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 +"
    302 set action226 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F31"
    303 set action208 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Next"
    304 set action206 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F27"
    305 set action168 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Prior"
    306 set action167 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 R"
    307 set action166 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Escape"
    308 set action165 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Left"
    309 set action164 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 P"
    310 set action163 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 Right"
    311 set action158 = "sudo eject -T"
    312 set action139 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 I"
    313 #set action130 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 C"
    314 set action130 = "osd_show_date"
    315 set action129 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 V"
    316 set action115 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 U"
    317 set action114 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 O"
    318 set action113 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 M"
    319 set action102 = "xmacroplay-keys :0.0 F26"
    320 set action96+388 = "sudo power_on_bedroom_mythtv"
    321 set action11+388 = "sudo power_off_all_lights"
    322 set action10+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap bedroom_mythtv_leds"
    323 set action111+388 = "sudo swap_livingroom_tv_mode"
    324 set action9+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Bedroom_window"
    325 set action8+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Kitchen_cabinets"
    326 set action7+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Livingroom_uplight"
    327 set action6+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Livingroom_mythtv_leds"
    328 set action5+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Livingroom_window"
    329 set action4+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Livingroom_cabinets"
    330 set action3+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Livingroom_wall_east"
    331 set action2+388 = "sudo tellstickController --swap Livingroom_wall_north"
    332 set enableFiltering = true
    333 set ignoreProductName5 = "Power Button (FF)"
    334 set ignoreProductName4 = "Power Button (CM)"
    335 set ignoreProductName3 = "PC Speaker"
    336 set ignoreProductName2 = "Macintosh mouse button emulation"
    337 set ignoreProductName1 = "Logitech USB-PS/2 Optical Mouse"
    338 set ignoreProductName0 = "Logitech HID compliant keyboard"
    339 set volumeStepSize = 5
    340 
    341 }}}
    342 
    343 As tellstickController attemps to continuously keep track of status of all receivers, these scripts function pretty well to turn lamps (etc.) on and off.
    344 
    345 Also see [http://www.telldus.se/wiki/index.php?title=TellstickControllerHTML TellstickControllerHTML]