this will be possible. How hard would it be for them to just provide
the number in ascii...sheesh.
Anyway, you can try creating a feedback entry in the System Manager as
follows:
regex: \xF0(..)\xFF\xFF\xF4
capture group 1: serial join 1
Then create a text object on serial join 1 and see what it displays
when the channel status is parsed. Most likely it will convert to the
ascii equivalent (which is not what you will be expecting to see).
You must have your system setup to "maintain connection" for this to
work. And if all commands come back with a \xF4 delimiter, then set
the system EOM property to \xF4 (this helps split messages that come
in quickly).
Jarrod
On Feb 10, 4:16 pm, stbluesrul <paul.l.cra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I want to receive feedback from DirecTV receivers (current channel,
> date/time, signal strength, etc...). So far I have everything working
> great in commandfusion. The only thing I am having a problem with is
> getting feedback. Basically, I want to hit a button on commandfusion
> and have the channel number be displayed above the button or overlay
> onto another one. I just need some direction as to go about doing
> this...
>
> Everything is hex.
> The command to query the receiver for the current channel is \xFA\x87
> The receiver will then send back \xF0\x01\xF6\xFF\xFF\xF4 for the
> channel number (in this case it's 502)
> or \xF0\x00\x05\xFF\xFF\xF4 if it were channel 5.
>
> The only bytes that change are the 2nd and 3rd. (\x01\xF6 - for
> channel 502) or (\x00\x05 - for channel 5).
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