can c_bus reply

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• filpee Posts: 64

  July 2009

  c_bus as in the lighting system from clipsal?

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• yanghua_angel Posts: 33

  July 2009

  filpee wrote: »

  c_bus as in the lighting system from clipsal?

  
  yes,can it??

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• filpee Posts: 64

  July 2009

  The module comes with a pretty comprehensive user manual with plenty of examples on how to implement both sending and receiving commands.
  
  heres an example connecting to an Ethernet interface

  DEFINE_DEVICE
  dvCbus	   	= 0:5:0		//CBUS PCI - 192.168.1.10 port 100001
  vdvCbus		= 33003:1:0
  DEFINE_VARIABLE
  volatile char sCbus_Addr[] = '192.168.1.10';
  volatile integer sCbus_Port = 10001;
  DEFINE_MODULE 'CBusModIII' mdlCBUS( dvCBUS, vdvCBUS, sCbus_Addr, sCbus_Port );
  DEFINE_EVENT
  data_event[vdvCbus]
  {
      string:
      {
  	select
  	{
  	    active (data.text == "'K:P:[00:3A:02]'"):{
  		//lights are on so do something
  	    }
  	}
      }
      online:
      {
      send_command vdvCBUS, "'STATUS:3A'"
      }
  }
  

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• yanghua_angel Posts: 33

  July 2009

  i have not use the ip method,but i only use the RS232 method and i can't recieve the reply.
  i use the Channel Feedback,and also no use.
  channel_event[vLight, 18]
  {
  on: on [dvTP, channel.channel]
  off: off [dvTP, channel.channel]
  }
  this also no use
  DEFINE_PROGRAM
  
  [dvTP, 21] = [vLight,$A9] // group address A9 on local network, app 38
  [dvTP, 22] = [vLight,$AA] // group address AA on local network, app 38
  [dvTP, 23] = [vLight,$AB] // group address AB on local network, app 38
  [dvTP, 24] = [vLight,$AC] // group address AC on local network, app 38

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• wgqkaka Posts: 16

  July 2009

  filpee wrote: »

  The module comes with a pretty comprehensive user manual with plenty of examples on how to implement both sending and receiving commands.
  
  heres an example connecting to an Ethernet interface

  DEFINE_DEVICE
  dvCbus	   	= 0:5:0		//CBUS PCI - 192.168.1.10 port 100001
  vdvCbus		= 33003:1:0
  DEFINE_VARIABLE
  volatile char sCbus_Addr[] = '192.168.1.10';
  volatile integer sCbus_Port = 10001;
  DEFINE_MODULE 'CBusModIII' mdlCBUS( dvCBUS, vdvCBUS, sCbus_Addr, sCbus_Port );
  DEFINE_EVENT
  data_event[vdvCbus]
  {
      string:
      {
  	select
  	{
  	    active (data.text == "'K:P:[00:3A:02]'"):{
  		//lights are on so do something
  	    }
  	}
      }
      online:
      {
      send_command vdvCBUS, "'STATUS:3A'"
      }
  }
  

  
  I want to do c_bus?s feedback too,but I have not got feedback message like ?'K:P:[00:3A:02]'?,can you tell me how to get this feedback message?thank you!!!!!

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• Flange_Gasket Posts: 8

  July 2009

  From the examples below it looks like you are using an old version of the Cbus module. AMX have v4.06 but it isn't on the website. For some reason you have to call them and ask for it. It doesn't seem all that much better than the old one, but it's worth a try.

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