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Insteon Device Manager Commands
Quick Reference Guide for Smarthome Device Manager for INSTEON
(matches alpha-release - 1.10 - 2005-08-25)
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INTRODUCTION
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The
Smarthome Device Manager (SDM) is a communication and translation
gateway to using the PowerLinc Controller (#2414). Developers
use simple text commands (Home Networking Language) through
ActiveX or HTTP calls to communicate over INSTEON or X10 without
the hassle of dealing with USB packets or RS232 resource issues.
These
commands will also be extended to PowerLinc/IP and other internet
transports.
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Using
the Smarthome Device Manager, developers can focus on their
application, whether in Macromedia Flash, Java, .NET or even
Word, Excel or a PowerPoint.
Commands such as "SetOnLevelText=01.02.03,ON" perform
the action and return a response, providing developers with
simple and reliable control. Additional commands such as "speak,"
inet," and "mailto" further provide the developer
with powerful capabilities.
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SDM
Platforms: Windows XP, 2000, NT (serial only), Me,
98, and 95 (serial only).
SDM Programming Platforms: any language that provides
either ActiveX, HTTP, or shell calls including (Java,
VB, .NET, C#, C++, Delphi, Flash, Perl, ASP, PHP, VB/W/JScript,
Tcl, Python and more).
SDM Resources: HTTP Server uses port 9020 and offers
a server-pull method to facilitate firewalls. Connects
via COM1~COM255 or USB.
PowerLinc Controller Firmware Requirement: 2.8
or better |
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HOME
CONTROL COMMANDS
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setOnLevelText=<INSTEONid>,<onLevelCmdOrValue>[,<hops>]
- set on-level status (ON/OFF/dec%/dec/0xHex) of an ID, optionally
specifying the number of hops. (defaults to 3 hops).
Examples: setOnLevelText=04.05.06,ON or setOnLevelText=04.05.06,49%
or setOnLevelText=04.05.06,127 or setOnLevelRaw=04.05.06,0x7F |
getOnLevelText=<INSTEONid>[,<hops>]
- get on-level status from an ID as a text representation, optionally
specifying the number of hops. (defaults to 3 hops). Returns
ON,OFF,OUT,or percentage of on (1-99%).
Examples: getOnLevelText=04.05.06. Returns getOnLevelText=04.05.06,ON
or getOnLevelText=04.05.06,49% |
| sendX10=<addressOrCommand>[,<addressOrCommand>]
- sends x10 addresses and commands. Example: sendX10=A1,AON
or sendX10=A1,A2 or sendX10=AON |
| sendGroupBroadcast=<groupID>,<cmd1>[,<cmd2>][,<hops>]
- sends a broadcast from the PowerLinc Controller with the included
group ID, and command1 (ON/OFF/hex), and optional command2 (defaults
to 0) and hops (defaults to 3). |
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NOTIFICATION
RESPONSES (uninitiated messages)
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eventRaw=<eventID>
- notification of an event in hex.
Example: eventRaw=0A |
receiveX10=<AddressOrCommand>
- notification of an X10 address or command received, in text.
Example: receiveX10=A1 or receiveX10=A On |
receiveX10raw=<x10type>
<AddressOrCommandByte> - notification of an X10 address
or command received, in hex form. x10type is zero (0) for an
address, or one (1) for a command.
Example: receiveX10raw=00 66 |
receiveINSTEONraw=<eventID>
<messageBytes...> - notification of an INSTEON message
received. The number of bytes varies depending upon the eventID
and whether the message is standard or extended.
Example: receiveINSTEONraw=02 04 05 06 00 00 11 8F 01 00 |
enrolled=<INSTEONid>,<deviceInfoBytes>,<deviceName>
- notification that an INSTEON device was enrolled into the
PLC.
NOTE: linked= will replace enrolled= ... linked=<INSTEONid>,
<groupID>, <deviceInfoBytes>, <responderOrController>[,
<deviceSKU>, <deviceName>] |
usbarrival=<VenderID>,<PorductID>,<Version>,<Company>,<ProductName>
- notification that the PLC was connected. (Specific to PLC
from Smarthome).
Example: usbarrival=4287,4,1024,SmartHome,SmartHome PowerLinc
USB E, |
usbunplugged=4287,4,1024,,,
- notification that the PLC was disconnected (once connected).
(Specific to PLC from Smarthome).
Example: usbunplugged=4287,4,1024,,, |
| ProgressStart
- indicates that a download in about to start. |
| ProgressMax=<maxBytes>
- indicates that the download consists of <maxBytes>.
Used to set the max of a progressbar. |
| Progress=<percent%>,<byteCount>,<maxBytes>
- indicates that <byteCount> bytes has been downloaded
of the whole <maxBytes>, which represents <percent%>
portion of the whole download. |
| ProgressError=<percent%>,<byteCount>,<maxBytes>
- indicates that an error occured while downloading <byteCount>
bytes of the whole <maxBytes>, which represents <percent%>
portion of the whole download. Repeating will occur until 'setPageErrors'
number of consecutive erros have occurred. IF this occurs, try
setting the setPageSize to a smaller value, such as 64 or 16
(defaults to 256). |
| ProgressEnd - indicates that a download
ended. |
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DIRECT
COMMANDS (raw, low-level communication)
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sendINSTEONraw=<9
or 23 hexbytes> - send the 9 (standard) or 23 (extended)
INSTEONbytes from the PLC.
Example: sendINSTEONraw=01 02 03 04 05 06 0F 11 FF (send from
unit 01.02.03 (which is overwritten with the actual PLC ID)
to unit 04.05.06, with 3 hops, an ON at full brightness). |
sendrecINSTEONraw/SRIR=<9
or 23 hexbytes> - send the 9 (standard) or 23 (extended)
INSTEONbytes from the PLC *and wait for the response (ACK/NAK)*.
Examples: sendrecINSTEONraw=01 02 03 04 05 06 0F 11 FF or SRIR=01
02 03 07 08 09 0F 13 00. Returns SRIR=04,07 08 09 01 02 03 2F
13 00 (the returned ACK packet response). |
getOnLevelRaw=<INSTEONid>[,<hops>]
- get on-level status from an ID as a hexbyte representation,
optionally specifying the number of hops. (defaults to 3 hops).
Returns 00-FF.
Examples: getOnLevelRaw=04.05.06. Returns getOnLevelRaw=04.05.06,7F |
setOnLevelRaw=<INSTEONid>,<onLevelCmdOrValue>[,<hops>]
- set on-level status from an ID as a hexbyte representation,
optionally specifying the number of hops. (defaults to 3 hops).
Set/Returns 00-FF.
Examples: setOnLevelRaw=04.05.06,7F. Returns setOnLevelRaw=04.05.06,7F |
sendX10raw=<x10type>,<AddressOrCommandByte>
- send an X10 address or command byte. x10type is zero (0) for
an address, or one (1) for a command.
Example: sendX10raw=00, 66 (sends A1 address). |
sendPLC=<data...>
- send direct raw hex bytes to the PLC, as if through a direct
connection (such as serial).
Example: sendPLC=02 40 01 65 00 01 FF 33 66 |
| sendEventRaw=<eventID>
- sends an event (00-FF) for the PLC to execute (see INSTEON
EVENTS). |
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MEMORY
COMMANDS
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setImage=<address>,<hexdata...>
- downloads data to the address (map-friendly).
Examples: setImage=0x0040,02 FF or setImage=NTL_TIMERS,02 FF |
getImage=<address>,<length>
- uploads the image to the PC, returns hex bytes. (map-friendly).
Examples: getImage=0x0040,2 returns getImage=0x0040,00 00 |
| setBit=<address>,<bit>[,<setTo0or1>]
- sets the bit (0-7) at the address (map-friendly) with an optional
value of 1(set) or 0(clear) (defaults to 1). Example setBit=0x0040,4
or setBit=0x0040,4,0 |
| clearBit=<address>,<bit>
- clears the bit (0-7) at the address (map-friendly). Example
clearBit=0x0040,4 |
downloadCoreApp[=clear]
- downloads the included core application to the PLC so that
it can communicate to the Smarthome Device Manager. The optional
=clear parameter also instructs the core application to clear
the link table database after downloading. Automatically resets
the PLC after download.
Example: downloadCoreApp |
downloadSALadFile=<filename/url>
- downloads the SALad program filename provided (as a binary/compiled
file, not hex). Automatically resets the PLC after download.
Using 'INSTEON.NET:' as the url prefix is an abbreviation for
a common download area.
Example: downloadSALadFile=coreUser.slb or downloadSALadFile=INSTEON.NET:hdk.slb
or downloadSALadFile=http://www.INSTEON.net/SALad/hdk.slb |
downloadBinaryFile=<address>,<filename>
- downloads the binary file to the address provided. This command
does *not* automatically reset the PLC after download.
Example: downloadBinaryFile=<0x2000>,myTable.bin |
verifyCoreApp
- returns true or false with information whether the currently
download application matches the expected core application.
Example: verifyCoreApp |
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PLC
CONTROL COMMANDS
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port=<PLCport>
- sets the sticky, global PLC port (COM#,USB4,SIM28,?). Sending
a question-mark '?' causes the port to be found. Use getport=
to read the found port. The port is saved in the registry and
reused upon restart of the Smarthome Device Manager.
Examples: port=COM1 or port=USB4 or port=? or port=SIM28 |
getport
- returns the current sticky, global PLC port.
Example: getport returns getport=USB4 |
getFirmware
- returns the PLC firmware revision.
Example: getFirmware returns getFirmware=2.9 |
| sendHardReset
- resets the SALad application, reinitializes (executes the
INIT event). |
getClock
- gets the current PLC clock (which is reset from the RTClock
on initialization/plugin in the Core Application).
Example: getClock returns getclock=true,8/12/2005 5:03:39 PM |
getRTClock
- gets the current real-time clock.
Example: getRTClock returns getclock=true,8/12/2005 5:03:39
PM |
setClock
- sets BOTH the real-time clock and the running clock.
Example: setClock=8/12/2004 5:03:39 PM |
setRunningClock
- sets only the running clock, not the real-time clock. This
means that when the PLC is plugged in next or reset, the core
app will copy the real-time clock over the running clock.
Example: setRunningClock=8/12/2004 5:03:39 PM |
setRTClock
- sets only the real-time clock, not the running clock. This
means that when the PLC is plugged in next or reset, the core
app will copy the real-time clock over the running clock.
Example: setRTClock=8/12/2004 5:03:39 PM |
connect
- connect to the PLC after a disconnection (connecting is done
automatically at startup).
Example: connect |
disconnect
- disconnect the PLC's port connection.
Example: disconnect |
isResponding
- asks the Device Manager if the port is responding (sends 0x02
0x48) and responds true or false. This also reads the map for
proper name-based downloading. This is the ultimate heartbeat
method to determine if the PLC is connected and talking.
Example: isResponding - returns isResponding=true |
getplcstatus
- returns set of statuses for PowerLinc Controller (port, connection,
etc).
Example: getplcstatus |
help
- provides a quick visual list of commands.
Example: help |
getMyID
- returns the PLC's ID.
Example: getMyID returns getMyID=01.02.03 |
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DEVICE
MANAGER COMMANDS
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| setTextMode=<textmode>
- sets the global communication format that the Device Manager
uses to receive and respond. Currently 'text' (default) and
'flash' are supported. 'flash' mode adds ampersands (&)
around each response in order for the loadVariables() function
to receive values from Macromedia Flash or SwishMax type clients. |
| nop
- does nothing, but provides allows an HTTP connection to return
collected data to the client. |
| echo
- echoes the text simply to see if the ActiveX or HTTP communication
is working. |
| _localbytes=<true/false>
- turns on/off local (window) Device Manager byte-level debugging. |
| remotebytes=<true/false>
- turns on/off local (window) Device Manager byte-level debugging. |
| setBlocked=<true/false>
- (default false) turns on/off global blocking of commands.
When blocked, the action is executed before receiving a response
and returning to the client. When not blocked, the client is
returned a true response that the command was accepted for execution
by the Device Manager. When the actual response is received
by the Device Manager, it is sent to the client via ActiveX,
or queued for return via HTTP. (use NOP to get results when
no execution action is necessary). |
| setPageSizeThrottle=<true/false>
- (default true) allows global throttling of the downloads in
case of errors. The download page size shrinks when multiple
consecutive errors are received. The page size grows when multiple
consecutive successes are received. |
| setPageErrors=<maxErrorCount>
- (default 7) sets the global maximum number of consecutive
retries before a download actually fails. |
| setPageSize=<pageSize>
- (default 32) sets the global packet size for downloading.
When throttling is true, this value automatically shrinks and
grows. |
if=<command>,<matchResult>,<trueText>[,<falseText>]
- executes the command, matches against the matchResult. If
true, returns the trueText. If false (and the falseText is present),
returns the falseText.
Example: if=getFirmware,2.9,good,bad |
ifexec=<command>,<matchResult>,<trueCommand>[,<falseCommand>]
- executes the command, matches against the matchResult. If
true, executes the trueCommand. If false (and the falseCommand
is present), executes the falseCommand.
Example: ifexec=getFirmware,2.9,"setOnLevelText=00.02.BA,ON",nop |
setAuthUsername=<username>
- allows user to set an authorization username for the http/web
connection to require. Shipped default is empty - no authorization
required.
Example: setAuthUsername=me |
setAuthPassword=<password>
- allows user to set an authorization password for the http/web
connection to require. Shipped default is empty - no authorization
required. To clear, send setAuthPassword with no password.
Example: setAuthPassword=12345 |
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GETTING
STARTED COMMANDS
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port=<PLCport>
- sets the sticky, global PLC port (COM#,USB4,SIM28,?). Sending
a question-mark '?' causes the port to be found. Use getport=
to read the found port. The port is saved in the registry and
reused upon restart of the Smarthome Device Manager.
Examples: port=COM1 or port=USB4 or port=? or port=SIM28 |
isResponding
- asks the Device Manager if the port is responding (sends 0x02
0x48) and responds true or false. This also reads the map for
proper name-based downloading. This is the ultimate heartbeat
method to determine if the PLC is connected and talking.
Example: isResponding - returns isResponding=true |
addid=<remoteINSTEONid>
- add a device's ID to the PLC's database.
Example: addid=04.05.06 |
(only
if necessary, such as the LED blinking or the PLC not communicating)
downloadCoreApp[=clear] - downloads the included core
application to the PLC so that it can communicate to the Smarthome
Device Manager. The optional =clear parameter also instructs
the core application to clear the link table database after
downloading.
Example: downloadCoreApp |
setOnLevelText=<INSTEONid>,
<onLevelCmdOrValue>[,<hops>] - set on-level status
(ON/OFF/dec%/dec/0xHex) of an ID, optionally specifying the
number of hops. (defaults to 3 hops).
Examples: setOnLevelText=04.05.06,ON or setOnLevelText=04.05.06,49%
or setOnLevelText=04.05.06,127 or setOnLevelRaw=04.05.06,0x7F |
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QUICK
TEST (HTTP)
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Run Smarthome Device Manager (SDM2Server.exe) - a tray icon
will appear. |
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Run a browser (such as I.E. or FireFox). |
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Type the following into as the URL: http://localhost:9020/abc.txt?isResponding |
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running, you should see a textual response (isResponding=true)
with other cached responses. |
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PLC
EVENTS (hex)
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| 00-Initialization.
Occurs at powerup or when commanded to reset. |
| 01-My
Message: First (unique) message received for this unit (a new
message has my ID as its destination). |
| 02-A
Message: First (unique) message received in a hop sequence. |
| 03-Packet:
Non-unique message received. |
| 04-Acknowledge:
An acknowledged message received for this unit (an ack message
has my ID as its destination). |
| 05-Non-Acknowledge:
A sent message was sent and retried four times, but failed to
receive an acknowledge. |
| 06-Bad-ID:
A message was received from a device that is not in my link
table and not destined for me. Messages are masked with FFs
for security. |
| 07-Link
Message: While being in link mode, a link message (Join Group
or Button Pushed) was received. |
| 08-X10
Message: An X10 message was received. |
| 09-X10
Extended Message: An X10 extended message was received. |
| 0A-Button
Tap: My button was tapped. (Use TAP_CNT to determine how many
times). |
| 0B-Button
Hold: My button was held (beyond 500ms). |
| 0C-Button
Released: My button was released. |
| 0D-Tick:
The tick counter has expired. |
| 0E-Alarm:
The alarm register (mins from midnight) matches the clock mins
from midnight. |
| 0F-Midnight:
The clock rolled over to midnight. |
| 10-2AM:
The clock matches 2am (useful for Daylight Savings Time shift
events). |
| 11-Serial
Byte: A serial byte was received that does not follow a known
command. |
| 12-Serial
Command: A serial command was received that is unknown. (Useful
to send for SALad processing). |
| 13-Daughter:
A daughtercard interrupt was received (HDK and other units). |
| 14-3F-Reserved
for future use. |
| 40-FF-User
events: You can send your own events and code for them using
the sendEventRaw= command. |
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DATABASE
MANAGEMENT COMMANDS
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addID=<remoteINSTEONid>
- add a device's ID to the PLC's database.
Example: addID=04.05.06 |
removeID=<remoteINSTEONid>
- deletes a device's ID from the PLC's database.
Example: removeID=04.05.06 |
getRemoteRecord=<INSTEONid>,
<record number>[,<end-range record number>] - gets
and block-returns remote database records.
Examples: getRemoteRecord=04.05.06,2 or getRemoteRecord=04.05.06,2,3.
Returns getremoterecord=
=====RECORDS BEGIN=====
remoterec(04.05.06):#2:A2 01 00 D0 80 FE 1F 00
remoterec(04.05.06):#3:A2 02 00 6B C2 FE 1F 00
=====RECORDS END===== |
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getLinks
- returns a block-list of records in the PowerLinc Controller.
Example: getLinks
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getRemoteGroupRecord=[<recno>:]
<remoteINSTEONid>, <groupID> [,<sourceINSTEONid>]
[,<hops>] - scans the remoteINSTEONid's (non-PLC) database
for the sourceID (defaults to PLC's ID) and groupID, or uses
the recno provided. Returns full record information as getRemoteGroupRecord=<remoteINSTEONid>,
<sourceINSTEONid>, <groupID>, <onLevelText>,
<rampRate>
Example: getRemoteGroupRecord=04.05.06, 1 returns getRemoteGroupRecord=04.05.06,
01.02.03,1,50%,31 |
setRemoteGroupRecord=[<recno>:]
<remoteINSTEONid>, <groupID>,<sourceINSTEONid>,<hops>,
<newPresetDim>, <newRampRate> - scans the remoteINSTEONid's
(non-PLC) database for the sourceID (defaults to PLC's ID),
and groupID, or uses the recno provided. Sets full record information.
Example: setRemoteGroupRecord=1:04.05.06, 1, 01.02.03,3,50%,31
or setRemoteGroupRecord=04.05.06, 1, 01.02.03,3,50%,31 |
setPresetDim=<remoteINSTEONid>,
<groupID>, <newPresetDim> [,<sourceINSTEONid>]
[,<hops>] - sets the preset dim value for the PLC or sourceINSTEONid
(defaults to PLC's id) in the remoteINSTEONid's database.
Example: setPresetDim=04.05.06, 1, 25% |
setRampRate=<remoteINSTEONid>,
<groupID>, <newRampRate> [,<sourceINSTEONid>]
[,<hops>] - sets the ramprate dim value for the PLC or
sourceINSTEONid (defaults to PLC's id) in the remoteINSTEONid's
database. (RAMPRATE VALUES ARE 0x00-slow to 0x1F-fast).
Example: setPresetDim=04.05.06, 1, 0x1F |
getPresetDim=<remoteINSTEONid>,
<groupID>, [,<sourceINSTEONid>] [,<hops>]
- gets the preset dim value for the PLC or sourceINSTEONid (defaults
to PLC's id) in the remoteINSTEONid's database.
Example: getPresetDim=04.05.06, 1 |
getRampRate=<remoteINSTEONid>,
<groupID>, [,<sourceINSTEONid>] [,<hops>]
- gets the ramprate dim value for the PLC or sourceINSTEONid
(defaults to PLC's id) in the remoteINSTEONid's database. (RAMPRATE
VALUES ARE 0x00-slow to 0x1F-fast).
Example: setPresetDim=04.05.06, 1 |
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setupLink=<remoteINSTEONid>,
<groupID>, [,<sourceINSTEONid>] [,<hops>]
[,<presetDim>] [,<rampRate>] [,<sourceIs=C/R>]
[,<flagByte>] [,<dataByte] - ensures (updates or
adds) links between two devices to allow a complete linkset.
I.E. if the remoteINSTEONid is a LampLinc and the sourceINSTEONid
is a ControlLinc, then after using setupLink, the ControlLinc
would control the LampLinc on the button determined by the
groupID with the specified presetDim and rampRate. This command
updates any previous links or creates them as necessary. sourceIs
is either a 'C' for Controller or 'R' for Responder (note:
a ControlLinc is a Controller for a LampLinc). flagByte is
currently ignored and dataByte is not used in the devices.
Note: hops are only used to create the setupLink. The hops
are not a setting within the link.
Defaults
are: sourceINSTEONid defaults to the PLC. hops defaults to
3. presetDim defaults to ON (0xFE). rampRate defaults to .1sec
(0x1F). sourceIs defaults to C. flagByte defaults to 0xA2.
dataByte defaults to 0x00. Note: setupLink automatically adds
the remoteINSTEONid and the sourceINSTEONid (if not default)
to the PLC's database for proper communication.
Example:
setupLink=04.05.06,1 - sets up a link between the PLC (by
default) and 04.05.06, group 1, with on level of 0xFE (full
on), and ramp rate of 0x1F (.1sec).
setupLink=04.05.06,1, 01.02.03, 3, 0x80, 0x1F - sets up a
link between device 01.02.03 as controller and 04.05.06 as
responder with 50% on level and .1sec ramprate using 3 hops
(to create the link, not to execute the link).
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EXPECTED
SDM IMPROVEMENTS
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| 1.
Global settings will be set and allocated per client. |
| 2.
More communication methods (setTextMode) will likely be added,
such as object-oriented text, SOAP, XML, SNMP. |
| 3.
More interfaces to the SDM are expected, such as DLL, Command
Line. |
| 4.
Sample code in many languages. |
| 5.
Strong dual-linking support. |
| 6.
More high-level use of new core functionality, such as timer,
link and event management. |
| 7.
More use of PC+ resources. |
| 8.
Allow installation as a Windows Service. |
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INSTEON
(MESSAGE) COMMANDS (hex)
<from> <to> <flags> <CMD1> <cmd2>
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| 01-Assign
to Group - Upon tap-tap linking, this instructs the destination
device to add the source device id to its database. (Cmd2=group
number). |
| 02-Delete
from Group - Upon tap-tap linking, this instructs the destination
device to add the source device id to its database. (Cmd2=group
number). |
| 10-Ping
- Ask the destination device to identify itself with a set-button-pressed
broadcast. |
| 11-ON
- Go ON to the specified level (cmd2). In a broadcast group
command, the cmd2 is ignored as it relies upon its internal
at-link-time setting. |
| 12-Fast
ON - Go ON to the specified level (cmd2). In a broadcast
group command, the cmd2 is ignored as it relies upon its internal
at-link-time setting. Fast means it ignores ramp rate. |
| 13-OFF
- Go OFF. |
| 14-Fast
OFF - Go OFF, ignoring the ramp rate. |
| 15-Bright
- Brighten one step (of 32 between on and off). |
| 16-Dim
- Dim one step (of 32 between on and off). |
| 17-Start
Manual Change - Begin dimming or brightening until 18-Stop
Manual Change received. Cmd2 is 1 for brightening, 0 for dimming. |
| 18-Stop
Manual Change - End dimming or brightening started with
17-Start Manual Change received. |
| 19-Status
Request - Request on-level status from a unit. Status is
returned in Cmd 2. Status is On Level, Cmd 1 is a number that
increments every time there is a change in the Receiving Devices
Link Database (Database delta). |
| 28-Set
MSB for Peek/Poke - Set EEPROM Hi byte (MSB) for subsequent
peek/pokes. Saved in RAM, therefore resetting resets this value. |
| 29-Poke
EE - Poke a previously peeked address with a single byte
(cmd2). NOTE: Must use 28-Set MSB and 2B-Peek (for LSB) before
poking data in order to set the location. |
| 2A-Poke
EE Extended - Poke a previously peeked address with a set
of bytes. (Cmd2 is the LSB, Data1 is the number of bytes, Data2-Data14
are those bytes (up to 13 bytes)). |
| 2B-Peek
- Peek a single or group of bytes, also setting the LSB for
future pokes, if necessary. MSB should be previously set with
#28. Cmd2 is the LSB. If this is a standard INSTEON message,
a single byte from that MSB/LSB location is returned in Cmd2.
If this is an extended message, then 15 bytes are returned from
Cmd2 to Data14. |
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REGISTRY
SETTINGS
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The
Device Manager's root location is:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSmarthome SmarthomeDeviceManager
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| Valuename:
port = <port> - sticky global port for Device Manager
to connect - USB4 or COM1..COM255. Set from the port= command. |
| Valuename:
servername = <exefilename> - Device Manager's executable
for clients to autorun. |
| Valuename:
usehttp = <true/false> - allow the http server
to accept connections. (Defaults to true) |
| Valuename:
httpport = <portnumber> - when the http server
activates, the server uses this port (Defaults to 9020). |
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