Re: [mh] Why can't I sync a PLM scene?

[Gregg L. <gr...@li...>]

Marc MERLIN wrote:
> This is after a fresh scan all links
> 
> Running: mbr lamp3 kpls sync links
> [Insteon_PLM] Parsing serial data: 026f40e282098ceb010002
> [Insteon_PLM] Prepending prior data fragment: 026f40e282098ceb010002
> [Insteon_PLM] Parsing serial data: 026f40e282098ceb01000215
> [Insteon_PLM] Prior cmd failed

hmm... I can't explain that one.  To me, the command looks legit (it's a 
PLM manage link command) and the PLM is sending back a NACK--suggesting 
that it somehow doesn't like the command.  Unfortunately, the equivalent 
of a "cause code" isn't echo'd as part of the NACK; so, we get to guess.
> 
> IPLL,	09.8C.EB:02,	mbr_kpl_mbr_lamp3,	mbr_kplB|buttons,	PLM,
> 
> IPLL, PLM:82, mbr_lamp3_kpls, kpl_tie_scenes, PLM
> SCENE_MEMBER, mbr_kpl_mbr_lamp3, mbr_lamp3_kpls
> 
> Is there something silly I'm missing?

It's probably no consolation that I can't spot anything either.  I know 
you have lots of links in your PLM table; but, surely you aren't getting 
close to filling it.  Have you tried any creating any additional PLM 
scenes (even test ones)?

> I tried a full rescan again and now it's saying I have nothing to sync
> and an on command does this:
> Running: mbr lamp3 kpls on
> [Insteon_Device] $mbr_lamp3_kpls::set(on, Voice_Cmd=HASH(0xb52f218))
> [Insteon_PLM] Parsing serial data: 02618211ff
> [Insteon_PLM] Prepending prior data fragment: 02618211ff
> [Insteon_PLM] Parsing serial data: 02618211ff06
> [Insteon_PLM] Parsing serial data: 0258060250098ceb0ed9ee611182
> [Insteon_PLM] ALL-Link Cleanup reports success
> [Insteon_Device] received command/state acknowledge from $mbr_lamp3_kpls: cleanup and data: 
> [Insteon_PLM] Processing message for $mbr_kpl
> [Insteon_Device] received command/state acknowledge from $mbr_kpl: on and data: 
> 
> Yet, the LED does not turn on.

Still nothing obvious to me.  Do the rest of your KPL lamps (w/i the 
same KPL) turn on/off with similar PLM scenes?

> link tables show this on PLM:
> [Insteon_PLM] cntlr(82) record to $mbr_kpl_mbr_lamp3 (d1=01, d2=00, d3=02)
> 
> And that on mbr_kpl:
> Running: mbr kpl log links
> [Insteon_Device] aldb 0ed9ee82002 [0x0F90] rspndr(02) record to $PLM(82): onlevel=on and ramp=none (d3:02)
> 
> What next?

hope?

Gregg