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<blockquote data-quote="WileECoyote" data-source="post: 579265" data-attributes="member: 83474">Hey Aitor,I would say if the modules are compatible with the controller, it will work with the plugin. So when you are shopping, make sure the modules work with your CM11 (and possibly the CM15a if you are looking to upgrade.) The plugin will talk directly to the controller. So commands sent to the controller will be passed via the controller to the module.I am looking at two different paths for this plugin. I will continue to use the API for the CM15 controller, but use the command line for the CM11 &amp; firecracker setups. I will provide a drop down selection in the config that will allow you to choose which setup you have. Then the plugin can choose which path to take (API or command line.)@All,Does anyone else have a CM11 or firecracker setup that can do a few tests for me? Tophicles sent me a PM a few days ago and he is eager to do some more testing, but his setup is like mine (CM15.) Thanks!Wile E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WileECoyote, post: 579265, member: 83474"] Hey Aitor, I would say if the modules are compatible with the controller, it will work with the plugin. So when you are shopping, make sure the modules work with your CM11 (and possibly the CM15a if you are looking to upgrade.) The plugin will talk directly to the controller. So commands sent to the controller will be passed via the controller to the module. I am looking at two different paths for this plugin. I will continue to use the API for the CM15 controller, but use the command line for the CM11 & firecracker setups. I will provide a drop down selection in the config that will allow you to choose which setup you have. Then the plugin can choose which path to take (API or command line.) @All, Does anyone else have a CM11 or firecracker setup that can do a few tests for me? Tophicles sent me a PM a few days ago and he is eager to do some more testing, but his setup is like mine (CM15.) Thanks! Wile E. [/QUOTE]

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