Bond Bridge Ceiling Fan

Loxone control of ceiling fans via local IP via Bond bridge. This example has 3 different fans all being controlled by one bond bridge via Loxone virtual outputs. I have been using for 6 months now with no issues. I personally programmed button 1 on the Loxone touches to cycle through the fan speeds and a double tap turns the fan off. I would recommend only using for ceiling fan control, not ceiling fan lighting. It does control, however, the discrete light commands are more of a toggle function. Use tree lights instead for best control of the room lighting! All needed information in the XML file is specific to each Bond bridge and devices added to be controlled by that Bond bridge. I've added all zeros in the fields that need to be edited to your specific device IDs and bridge token. ***Be sure all devices are setup and working on your Bond app before integration to Loxone***

192.168.1.1 - IP address of your Bond Bridge or Bond Bridge Pro

00000000 - Device ID specific to each device being controlled by Bond

0000000000000000 - Bond Bridge token for IP communication(found in advanced menu on Bond app)

You can name the Bond controlled devices whatever you'd like. Everywhere you see a bunch of zeros, use the Bond Integration Instructions to find your relevant device IDs and Bond Bridge token. I would recommend using a mac if available to communicate via the command line interface(Terminal) as instructed in the Bond Integration Instructions. That is how you will find your Device IDs and capabilities of your ceiling fan or any other device you have Bond controlling. I will also recommend to only use Loxone devices and app to control as that is the only way for the Loxone state tracking to be relevant.