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Re: W800 Service Updated




Hi Mal

> I've updated the W800RF32 service to handle messages from X10
> security RF devices

Nice work....wish now i didnt have the cbus wireless kit otherwise i would
get one of those receiver units.....

Does the plugin require updating due to the new release ???

Bob will be looking forward to trying this im sure

Frank


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mal Lansell" <mlansell@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_xpl@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 8:05 AM
Subject: [ukha_xpl] W800 Service Updated


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> I've updated the W800RF32 service to handle messages from X10
> security RF devices
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> Unfortunately, the security devices are intended to be used only with
> their base stations, rather than as general X10 controls.  The
> messages they send have no relation to any of the standard X10
> functions.  Therefore, the service sends security messages using the
> remote.basic schema (standard X10 RF commands are still sent using
> X10.basic).
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> It uses two of the remote.basic message body elements -
>     keys=num1 (where num1 is the keycode sent by the device 0-255)
>     device=num2 (where num2 is the id of the security device 0-255)
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> This should be sufficient to distinguish between controllers, and to
> use their commands to trigger determinators etc.
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