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Headings from h1 through h6 are constructed with a # for each level:

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	var cflinkRegex = /\xF2([\s\S])\xF3([QCTR])(\w{3})(\w{3})\xF4([\s\S]*?)\xF5\xF5/g; // Capture groups: ID, Command Type, Device, Command, Data
	var rcvBuffer;

	function incomingData(fbName, rcv) {
	// Append new incoming data to buffer
	rcvBuffer += rcv;

	var matches;
	var matchedData = "";
	// Loop through any complete CFLink packets

	// Change these variables to suit your setup
	var username = "admin";
	var password = "password";
	var ipAddress = "192.168.0.100";

	// Call this function from your button press like this:
	// sendToIPSymcon("SetValue", [12345, 42]);
	// sendToIPSymcon("SetValue", [12346, false]);
	function sendToIPSymcon(method, params) {
	CF.request("http://" + username + ":" + password + "@" + ipAddress + ":3777/api/", "POST", {"Content-Type": "application/json"}, {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "0", "method": method, "params": params}, function (status, headers, body) {


	// Create an object that we can update as we get data in, before adding a complete entry to a list
	var currentCallData = {};

	CF.userMain = function() {
	// The regex for this feedback item should be: CallHistoryRecentResults Entry (\d+)
	CF.watch(CF.FeedbackMatchedEvent, "TELEPRESENCE", "HISTORY_CALL_FEEDBACK", function(fbName, data) {
	// We get three rows of data for each actual call:
	// CallHistoryRecentsResult Entry 0 CallbackNumber: "sip:555...@domain.com"
	// CallHistoryRecentsResult Entry 0 DisplayName: "5557777"

	// Code to run on startup
	CF.userMain = function() {
	// watch the feedback coming from the system, adjust the values to match the system name and feedback name in your guiDesigner project
	CF.watch(CF.FeedbackMatchedEvent, "HeatmiserWired", "Capture", function(fbName, data) {
	dataBuffer += data; // Append the incoming data to the buffer, now process it
	var MessageCount = 0;
	while ((matches = dataRegex.exec(dataBuffer)) !== null) {
	if (matches) {
	var length = matches[1].charCodeAt(0); // Get the length decimal value
	if (dataBuffer.length >= (length + lengthAdd)) {

	// Map a Fibaro device ID to a join number
	// The join number should be prefixed by the join type (a = analog, d = digital, s = serial, etc)
	var joinIDMap = {
	"12": "a1002",
	"1": "a1015",
	"45": "a1043",
	"23": "a1008"
	};

	// Eg. doCommand("callAction", 168, "turnOn");

	var myJSON, baseURL = "http://192.168.1.90:3480/data_request?id=lu_status2&DataVersion=1&DeviceNum=";

	function requestData(deviceNum) {
	CF.request(baseURL + deviceNum, function(status, headers, body) {
	if (status == 200) {

	// OK response received, now grab the JSON string from body and turn it into an object
	myJSON = JSON.parse(body);

	// Now assign one of the known state variables to a serial join (if it will always be at a certain index in the state array)

	function makeReadable(bytes) {
	var readable = "", i;
	for (i = 0; i < bytes.length; i++) {
	var byteVal = bytes.charCodeAt(i);
	if (byteVal < 32 \|\| byteVal > 127) {
	readable += "\\x" + ("0" + byteVal.toString(16).toUpperCase()).slice(-2);
	} else {
	readable += bytes[i];
	}
	}

	var WTH={

	weather: {},

	setup: function (){
	CF.log("Weather Module setup function has been called");
	},

	getData: function(url, dataReceivedCallback) {
	// to be able to access our variable, we need to keep a reference to

	// To listen to feedback in JS, you need to use CF.watch within the userMain function, like this:
	// Note: "Incoming Alarm Data" is the name of the feedback item in guiDesigner, replace these with whatever name you are using in your GUI.
	// The regex you use in your feedback item determines WHEN the FeedbackMatchedEvent is triggered, but has no affect on the data sent to JavaScript.
	// Instead your script will be sent the full string of data that was received from your external system, so long as it matches the regex.
	// So if you wanted ALL data to be processed in JavaScript, you could use a "catch all" RegEx as simple as: (.*)

	CF.userMain = function() {
	CF.watch(CF.FeedbackMatchedEvent, "System Name", "Incoming Alarm Data", function(feedbackName, matchedString) {
	// Code for using the matched data goes here...
	});