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Create and deploy a DomotiGa dashboard on your iPad in under 6 minutes using the free version of CommandFusion iViewer. DomotiGa is free opensource home automation software that is extremely easy to deploy, use and customise. It comes with a range of plugins including one for CF iViewer. Note: The free version of iViewer used here is limited to a single page, but it perfect for simple dashboards or control interfaces. See the CommandFusion and DomotiGa websites as well as the DomotiGa CF iViewer wiki (http://www.domotiga.nl/projects/domot...) for more detailed information. I've also uploaded the iViewer project created in this example to the wiki. This example is deliberately very simple, but shows the basics. You can google and see more complex examples of how people are using iViewer. In future videos, I'll show how to control switches and other devices in DomotiGa using iViewer - it's really very simple too :) The radio switch I am using is a RFM12B mounted on an Arduino Pro Mini 3.3v version with a 1-wire temp. sensor. Enjoy. Oh...probably the trickiest part is getting the feedback rule Reg-ex correct...in this case the ruse is "^69_value1=(\d*)" which will match the data sent by domotiGa CF iViewer for device 69, value 1 (Domotiga will send "69_value1=1" when the switchchanges to on/1, and "69_value1=0" when it changes to off/0). Basically the regex means: ^ the match needs to be at the start of the string (ie. will not match 169, only 69) 69 DomotiGa Device ID 69 _value1= text sent my Domotiga to identify this as "value1" of the DomotiGa device (\d*) One or more decimal digits.