script.sh.sample

#!/bin/bash

if [ -z "${NUMTAPS}" ]; then
  # If we only care about single button presses, then we can achieve the lowest
  # latency by immediately responding as soon as the button has been pressed.
  #
  # Also, for dimmer buttons, there currently is no reporting of double taps.
  # So, they should be handled here.
  case "${KEYPAD}:${BUTTON}" in
    *) echo "Keypad: ${KEYPAD}, button: ${BUTTON} pressed" >&2
       ;;
  esac
else
  # We get notified of double-taps for regular keypad buttons and Pico remotes.
  # If this is information we need, then we should parse events here. But
  # that comes at the extra latency cost of having to wait until the user
  # stops tapping the button.
  case "${KEYPAD}:${BUTTON}" in
    *) echo "Keypad: ${KEYPAD}, button: ${BUTTON} pressed ${NUMTAPS} times$(
             if [ -n "${LONG}" ]; then echo ", long press detected"; fi)" >&2
       ;;
  esac
fi
[ -n "${ON}" ] && echo "The output is currently on" >&2

# Any command that is echo'd to stdout will be forward to the Lutron main
# repeater. The following is a no-op. It's just here as an example
echo "?SYSTEM,1"