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Marc Hoppe 7d9d7ca20e Enocean: new subType dimmCtrl - To send dimm-value directly to (Eltako-)Dimm-actor.
There are 2 new Commands for this subtype:
  - teach
  - dimm dimmVal [time] [on/off]
       dimmVal(%): 0-100
       time: 0-255 dimm-time, where 0:default 1:fastest 255:slowest
       on/off: on:lamp on off:lamp off

Usage:
-define an Enocean device with id from your idbase-range:
   define mydimctrl EnOcean ffabcd81
-set subtype:
   attr mydimctrl subType dimmCtrl
-set the actor to learn mode
-send the teach command:
   set mydimctrl teach
-actor back to normal-mode
-now you can control the dimmer
   set mydimctrl dimm 50 100 on

time is optional (then 0 is used)
on/off is optional (then on is used)

The commands (A5/38/08) are not 100% compliant to the EEP, I think it will only work with eltako-Dimmers
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The source of this project is hosted on sourceforge, if you wish you can get
the latest version with the following command:

  svn co https://fhem.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/fhem/trunk/fhem fhem

If you wish to contribute to the project, then
- create a sourceforge account 
- send an email to the project manager to add you as developer to the project
  (right know this is r dot koenig at koeniglich dot de)
- check out the source
- if it is already checked out, it makes sense to do an update before
  implementing your changes:
   % cvs update
- make your changes
- test if it is working (Really !!!)
- make an entry in the CHANGED file, giving your changes a "title".
- describe your changes in the file HISTORY, and dont forget to mention your
  name and the date of change
- it makes sense to do a "svn diff" before checking in the stuff with
  svn commit
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