Re: Insteon PLM feedback

Try:

\x07\x98\xB6\x0F\x9C\xE2\x2B[\x11|\x19](\x00)?([\x01-\xFF])?

Remember that \x## means to match a single hex byte (not the actual
string '\x##')
You can use hex byte ranges such as [\x01-\xFF]
And use the single pipe character | to specify OR within square
brackets for \x11 OR \x19

In the regex tester, remember that test data of \x## is a string, not
the actual hex byte. So to compensate for that you either have to
paste in the actual hex bytes into the 'test data' field, or escape
the regex using \\x## format.
If you escape the data, ranges such as \\x01-\\xFF will not work as
expected in the regex tester. Always remember to remove any escaping
in the real regex definition for the feedback item after testing.

Jarrod

On Jun 22, 3:17 am, Samtronic <samtroni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Jarrod !
>
> I have two questions about feedback. My feedback is \x07\x98\xB6\x0F
> \x9C\xE2\x2B\x11(\x00)?(\xFF)?
> x11 represent the ON command. I have another command for status x19.
> Can I use the same regex for both commands ?
>
> EX \x07\x98\xB6\x0F\x9C\xE2\x2B\x.[11-19](\x00)?(\xFF)? In the Regex
> tester it seems to work. Second question, it is possible
> to have the ON button active with values from 01 to FF in the regex ?
>
> Thanks
> Steven
>
> On 18 juin, 23:31, Samtronic <samtroni...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Finally everything works perfectly.Your regex was good but without
> > EOM. Even the slider works flawlessly.
> > Thanks for your help.
>
> > Steven
> > On 18 juin, 19:55, Samtronic <samtroni...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > I did more test and the problem I found is thePLMsend a echo of the
> > > command before sending the ack follow by the feedback.
> > > ex 02 62 07 98 B6 0F 11 FF 06 02 50 07 98 B6 0F 9C E2 2B 11 FF
> > >     ---------command  On------- ack -----------------
> > > status-----------------------
>
> > > If the regex is the command \x02\x62\x07\x98\xB6\x00\x11\(\x00)?
> > > (\xFF)? it works. But it's not the status
> > > Iviewer does not receive any feedback just the echo ?
>
> > > On 18 juin, 13:50, Jarrod Bell <jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Try setting EOM to \x06 because every message that comes back ends
> > > > with \x06 if it was successful right?
> > > > Are there any unsolicited commands that are sent automatically, that
> > > > would not contain an ACK (\x06) ?
>
> > > > Then try regex:
> > > > \x07\x98\xB6\x0F\9Cx\E2\x20\x11(\x00)?(\xFF)?
>
> > > > Then adjust your "On" capture group to point to 'capture index = 2'
> > > > and on value = \xFF  - note above you wrote x\ instead of \x, make
> > > > sure you enter \x
>
> > > > Let me know if that works.
>
> > > > Jarrod
>
> > > > On Jun 18, 10:58 pm, Samtronic <samtroni...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > Hi !
>
> > > > > I have a Insteon powerlinc modem serial (PLM2412s) for lighting. The
> > > > >PLMcan send RS-232 command. Here some linkshttp://www.madreporite.com/insteon/commands.htmhttp://www.aartech.ca/....
>
> > > > > My problem is the feedback. I receice no feedback. I configure button
> > > > > On and Off.
>
> > > > > Command value for On: \x02\x62\x07\x98\xB6\x00\x11\xFF
>
> > > > > \x02 All command start with
> > > > > \x62 Insteon standard message
> > > > > \x07\x98\xB6 Address of the switch
> > > > > \x00 Flag
> > > > > \x11 command 1 ON
> > > > > \xFF command 2 Level 255
>
> > > > > Command value for Off: \x02\x62\x07\x98\xB6\x00\x11\x00
>
> > > > > x00  Level 0 Off
>
> > > > > Commands works well , but I don't know for carriage return, If a put
> > > > > \x0D the command doesn't work.
> > > > > After the command thePLM should send this command: \x02\x50x
> > > > > \x07\x98\xB6\x0F\x9C\x\E2\x20\x11\xFF or \x00
>
> > > > > \x02 All command start with
> > > > > \x50 IM command number
> > > > > \x07\x98\xB6\  switch address
> > > > > \x0F\x9C\x\E2PLMaddress
> > > > > \x20 flag
> > > > > \x11 comman 1 ON
> > > > > \xFF or \x00  Level
>
> > > > > With Docklight I receive this command:
>
> > > > > 2010-06-17 22:50:03.556 [RX] - 02 62 07 98 B6 0F 11 FF 06 02 50 07 98
> > > > > B6 0F 9C E2 2B 11 FF
>
> > > > > x\06 ack
>
> > > > > I try different regex with no success. The last I try is this regex
> > > > > .*\x07\x98\xB6\x0F\9Cx\E2\x20\x11(\x00)?(\xFF)?
> > > > > I just keep the last digits. It is ok ?
>
> > > > > Feedback configuration
>
> > > > > Name                    On
> > > > > Capture index   1
> > > > > Data type               Digital
> > > > > Target type     Digital
> > > > > Join                    200
> > > > > Token type
> > > > > Off value
> > > > > On value                x\FF
>
> > > > > Name                    Off
> > > > > Capture index   1
> > > > > Data type               Digital
> > > > > Target type     Digital
> > > > > Join                    201
> > > > > Token type
> > > > > Off value
> > > > > On value                x\00
>
> > > > > System configuration
> > > > > Maintain constant connection
> > > > > No heartbeat
> > > > > No EOM
>
> > > > > I create this regex (.*) to see the data come in and I receice some
> > > > > character like P b. I think it's ASCII.
>
> > > > > Thanks
>
> > > > > Steven
> > > > > P.S sorry for my english

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