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Handman
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Posted: October 01 2013 at 11:19 | IP Logged Quote Handman

Does anyone know what IEngine should be selected for the 2450 IO Linc if it is version 1.8 (possible manufacture date 0212)? I have a lot of unmapped commands for this devise in the log and I am beginning to think something isn't right. It is currently set as "I2" (not "I2CS" or "Legacy"). Also, if there is a way to set the momentary relay options and query sensor status with Insteon commands, I'd love to know it. I have searched the forum for an answer here, and I swear it's been asked (probably by me    ), but I can't find it.

EDIT: ok, found partial answer from Lee here: http://www.power-home.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2550&KW= I%2FO+Linc
but would still like to know if my devise is I2CS and if I can set momentary relay options and how to do that.

Edited by Handman - October 01 2013 at 12:34
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Posted: October 02 2013 at 05:00 | IP Logged Quote grif091

Code a test macro that issues an Insteon command. cmd1=13 cmd2=00.   A response of 02 or FF indicates the device is I2CS. A response of 01 indicates an I2 device.

The Sensor can be queried with a cmd1=25 cmd2=1. A 00 response is Sensor Off, a 01 response is Sensor On.

PH has no function to configure an I/O Linc.

Momentary modes can be established with the Set button. The I/O Linc User Guide describes the process as well as setting the timeout time for Momentary mode


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Posted: October 02 2013 at 10:18 | IP Logged Quote Handman

Got it. Thank you. Based on what you said, it looks like my I/O Linc is set correctly as "I2" since 01 is in the response. Why would I get so many "Unmapped Commands" in the event log for responses to my (cmd1=25) status requests?

2013-10-02 08:11:05.250    RX   &nbs p;SENTINSTEON=0F 44 B1 1C 06 BA 0F 0D 00 06
2013-10-02 08:11:06.203    RX   &nbs p;RECEIVEINSTEONRAW=1C 06 BA 0F 44 B1 27 0D 01
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Posted: October 02 2013 at 14:53 | IP Logged Quote grif091

The Insteon Query command 25 (0x19) is one of the few commands that does not return the issued command in the cmd1 field. cmd1 contains a link database delta number rather than a command code. PH looks at the cmd1 field and expects it to be command code. Thus lots of odd things can be posted for the command description depending on the link database delta number.

This a difficult one for PH because there is no absolute way for the Query ACK to be paired with the issued Query command.   Ignore the command code interpretation when a Query response.
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