Load control adjustment from a wireless device
A wearable wireless device may be configured for control of a parameter of a load control device. The load control device may be responsive to a network device, for example, to provide fine tune adjustment of the parameter. The wearable wireless device may include a touch-responsive visual display for displaying feedback of the parameter of the load control device. The visual display may be configured to be actuated to receive a user input to adjust the parameter of the load control device. An actuation of the visual display of the wearable wireless device may adjust the parameter by a greater percentage than the fine tune adjustment provided by the network device.
1. An electrical load control device, comprising:
communication interface circuitry;
control circuitry communicatively coupled to the communication interface circuitry, the control circuitry to:
receive, from a wearable wireless device that provides a first user interface having a first input scale, a first signal that includes information indicative of an input received from a wearer of the wearable wireless device to adjust at least one parameter of an electrical load device;
generate a second user interface having second input scale, a second signal that includes information indicative of the adjustment top the at least one parameter of the electrical load device;
wherein the second input scale permits finer adjustment of the at least one parameter than the first input scale; and
communicate, via the communication interface circuitry, the second signal to an electrical load control system gateway device operatively coupled to the electrical load device.
2. The electrical load control device of claim 1 wherein to receive from the wearable wireless device the first signal that includes the information indicative of the adjustment to the at least one parameter of an electrical load device, the control circuitry to further:
receive the first signal from the wearable wireless device using a first communication protocol.
3. The electrical load control device of claim 2 wherein to communicate the second signal to the electrical load control system gateway device, the control circuitry to further:
communicate the second signal to the electrical load control system gateway device using a second communication protocol that differs from the first communication protocol.
4. The electrical load control device of claim 3 wherein to receive the first signal from the wearable wireless device, the control circuitry to further:
receive the first signal via a touchscreen user interface on the wearable wireless device.
5. The electrical load control device of claim 3 wherein to receive the first signal from the wearable wireless device, the control circuitry to further: receive the first signal via a biometric user interface on the wearable wireless device.
6. The electrical load control device of claim 5 wherein to receive the first signal via the biometric user interface, the control circuitry to further:
receive the first signal via at least one of an eye scanner on the wearable wireless device or a heart rate monitor on the wearable wireless device.
7. An electrical load control method, comprising:
receiving, by control circuitry in a processor-based device, a first signal from a wearable wireless device that provides a first user interface having a first input scale, the first signal including information indicative of an input received from a wearer of the wearable wireless device to adjust at least one parameter of an electrical load device;
generating, by the control circuitry, a second user interface having second input scale, a second signal that includes information indicative of the adjustment top the at least one parameter of the electrical load device;
wherein the second input scale permits finer adjustment of the at least one parameter than the first input scale; and
causing, by the control circuitry, communicatively coupled communication interface circuitry to communicate the second signal to an electrical load control system gateway device operatively coupled to the electrical load device.
8. The method of claim 7 wherein receiving the first signal that includes the information indicative of the adjustment to the at least one parameter of an electrical load device from the wearable wireless device further comprises:
receiving, by the control circuitry, the first signal from the wearable wireless device using a first communication protocol.
9. The method of claim 8 wherein causing the communication of the second signal to the electrical load control system gateway device, further comprises:
causing, by the control circuitry, the communication interface circuitry to communicate the second signal to the electrical load control system gateway device using a second communication protocol that differs from the first communication protocol.
10. The method of claim 9 wherein receiving the first signal from the wearable wireless device further comprises:
receiving, by the control circuitry, the first signal via a touchscreen user interface on the wearable wireless device.
11. The method of claim 9 wherein receiving the first signal from the wearable wireless device further comprises:
receiving, by the control circuitry, the first signal via a biometric user interface on the wearable wireless device.
12. The method of claim 11 wherein receiving the first signal via the biometric user interface on the wearable wireless device further comprises:
receiving, by the control circuitry, the first signal via at least one of an eye scanner on the wearable wireless device or a heart rate monitor on the wearable wireless device.
13. A non-transitory, machine-readable, storage device that includes instructions that, when executed by control circuitry in an electrical load control system, causes the control circuitry to:
receive a first signal from a wearable wireless device that provides a first user interface having a first input scale, the first signal including information indicative of an input received from a wearer of the wearable wireless device to adjust at least one parameter of an electrical load device;
generate a second user interface having second input scale, a second signal that includes information indicative of the adjustment top the at least one parameter of the electrical load device;
wherein the second input scale permits finer adjustment of the at least one parameter than the first input scale; and
cause communicatively coupled communication interface circuitry to communicate the second signal to an electrical load control system gateway device operatively coupled to the electrical load device.
14. The non-transitory, machine-readable, storage device of claim 13 wherein the instructions that cause the control circuitry to receive the first signal that includes the information indicative of the adjustment to the at least one parameter of an electrical load device from the wearable wireless device further cause the control circuitry to:
receive the first signal from the wearable wireless device using a first communication protocol.
15. The non-transitory, machine-readable, storage device of claim 14 wherein the instructions that cause the control circuitry to cause the communication of the second signal to the electrical load control system gateway device, further comprises:
cause the communication interface circuitry to communicate the second signal to the electrical load control system gateway device using a second communication protocol that differs from the first communication protocol.
16. The non-transitory, machine-readable, storage device of claim 15 wherein the instructions that cause the control circuitry to receive the first signal from the wearable wireless device further cause the control circuitry to:
receive the first signal that includes the information indicative of the input received from the wearer of the wearable wireless device via a touchscreen user interface on the wearable wireless device.
17. The non-transitory, machine-readable, storage device of claim 15 wherein the instructions that cause the control circuitry to receive the first signal from the wearable wireless device further cause the control circuitry to:
receive the first signal that includes the information indicative of the input received from the wearer of the wearable wireless device via a biometric user interface on the wearable wireless device.
18. The non-transitory, machine-readable, storage device of claim 17 wherein the instructions that cause the control circuitry to receive the first signal from the wearer of the wearable wireless device via the biometric user interface further cause the control circuitry to:
receive the first signal that includes the information indicative of the input received from the wearer of the wearable wireless device via at least one of an eye scanner on the wearable wireless device or a heart rate monitor on the wearable wireless device.