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# Kuando Busylight handler
bdcBusylight is my new pet project. Goal of bdcBusylight is to set the color of a connected Kuando Busylight based on the status of my Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) System.
## What is it
For now, only the following two functions are published:
**Set-bdcBusylightColor**
*Set the color of a connected Kuando Busylight device*
**Set-bdcBusylightStatus**
*Wrapper function for Set-bdcBusylightColor to set the color on a connected Kuando Busylight device*
### What is not published (yet)
I use a Microsoft Graph call to get the current status of my Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) System. I still have some issues with the Microsoft Graph Module, so I still use some handcrafted RESTful calls (based on the `Invoke-RestMethod` command). As soon as I get everything working as expected, I will remove all hard coded parts and I will create functions for it.
### Platform
For now just Windows. I have a mini PC that runs Windows, and bdcBusylight should run on a Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) System.
To make it more flexible, I will try to bring support for Linux. That would make it easier to use Single-Board-Computer (SBC) solutions like a Raspberry Pi, or others.
## Samples
Here are some Examples of the functions.
### Set-bdcBusylightColor
```powershell
Set-bdcBusylightColor
```
Turn the Busylight off.
```powershell
Set-bdcBusylightColor -Color green
```
Set the Busylight color to green.
Please see the help:
```powershell
Get-Help Set-bdcBusylightColor
```
### Set-bdcBusylightColor
```powershell
Set-bdcBusylightStatus -Status Available
```
Set the Busylight color to green, based on the status of a Microsoft Teams user.
Please see the help:
```powershell
Get-Help Set-bdcBusylightStatus
```
## Requirements
You will need the BusylightSDK.DLL, as the PowerShell scripts communicates with the device by calling functions in the DLL.
You can get it from the SDK, at https://www.plenom.com/support/develop/.
Windows! At least for now. I use the BusylightSDK.DLL and this will require Windows.
## License
### BSD 3-Clause License
Copyright (c) 2020, Joerg Hochwald
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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