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Can you control an OSBee from the regular OpenSprinkler as a remote station? I’m not entirely clear nohow the remote station control works, so this might be an obvious question.
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Yes, you can. This can be done by using the ‘HTTP Station’ feature — you can take a look at the OSBee API to see what command to use to trigger a zone to run on OSBee, and basically set up a zone on your OpenSprinkler as HTTP zone with that command. This way, when the zone is turned on or off, it send a HTTP command to OSBee to trigger the actual zone action.
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