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To be clear I guess I should add that the last two bytes returned should give the on level, if my understanding is correct. 00 being off, FF being on full and anything in between being the on level. The dev guide explains the message format.
2009-02-19 13:12:51 UTC by jah123
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I automate my Insteon devices with plmtools, shell scripts and cron. Here's what I had in my notes about getting an on/off status:
Ask for Status:
02620E02760F1900
Ex: plmsend -d /dev/ttyS0 -v -e 02620E02760F1900
If off:
02500E02760DFC0B2B0000
02 = command
50 = message received
0E0276 = device
0DFC0B = plm
2B = message flags
00 = command1
00 = command2
If on...
2009-02-19 13:02:40 UTC by jah123
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Hi, This isn't exactly about PLMtools, but I thought you might have the answer.
I'd like to be able to use an Arduino board to query a PLM for the on-level of a particular device. Forget for a moment that I'm using an Arduino.
If I connect to the PLM via HyperTerminal, what would I need to send it to get the on-level for a particular device?
I figure it's just a hex code, followed by...
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