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* using Enumerated Constants to set the values of Characteristics that represent discrete states (e.g. "raising", "closing") * using Enumerated Constants to set the values of Characteristics that represent discrete states (e.g. "raising", "closing")
### [Example 14 - EmulatedPushButtons](../examples/14-EmulatedPushButtons) ### [Example 14 - EmulatedPushButtons](../examples/14-EmulatedPushButtons)
Example 14 demonstrates how you can use the `setVal()` and `timeVal()` methods inside a Service's `loop()` method to create a tile in the Home App that emulates a pushbutton switch. In this example pressing the tile in the Home App will cause it to turn on, blink an LED 3 times, and then turn off (just like a real pushbutton might do). Example 14 demonstrates how you can use the `setVal()` and `timeVal()` methods inside a Service's `loop()` method to create a tile in the Home App that emulates a pushbutton switch. In this example pressing the tile in the Home App will cause it to turn on, blink an LED 3 times, and then turn off (just like a real pushbutton might do).
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### [Example 21 - AccessoryIdentifier](../examples/21-AccessoryIdentifier) ### [Example 21 - AccessoryIdentifier](../examples/21-AccessoryIdentifier)
Example 21 shows how the Identifier Characteristic that is always present in each Accessory's required AccessoryInformation Service can be used to create a custom "identification routine" that can be triggered from within the Home App when pairing a device. This example does not use any new HomeSpan methods. Example 21 shows how the Identifier Characteristic that is always present in each Accessory's required AccessoryInformation Service can be used to create a custom "identification routine" that can be triggered from within the Home App when pairing a device. This example does not use any new HomeSpan methods.
### [Example 22-TLV8_Characteristics](../examples/22-TLV8_Characteristics) ### [Example 22 - TLV8 Characteristics](../examples/22-TLV8_Characteristics)
Example 22 demonstrates, through the implementation of the DisplayOrder Characteristic used in conjunction with the InputSource and Television Services... Example 22 demonstrates how to create and utilize TLV8-based Characteristics through the implementation of the DisplayOrder Characteristic used to set the order in which input sources for a Television Service are presented in the Home App. New HomeSpan API topics covered in this example include:
* creating TLV8 objects using HomeSpan's TLV8 class
* updating TLV8 Characteristics using `setTLV()`
## Other Examples ## Other Examples