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I was wondering if the CBus 'Measurement Application' is supported, it's application 228 ($E4).
Can I send the following command to my UCM/Cbus: 197,18,1,2,20,228,255
I am trying to send a value of 20 to the CBus side on application 228. Once I get that right then maybe I can use the Measurement Application to read the values sent from Comfort.
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| Posted: Friday May 7th, 2010 12:57 am |
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Yes you can send a message to any application in C-Bus
That series of codes is equivalent to Cbus RampInst 2 1 20 228, ie Instantaneuous Ramp to level 20 on Group address 1 for Applocation 228
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Yes you can send a message to any application in C-Bus
That series of codes is equivalent to Cbus RampInst 2 1 20 228, ie Instantaneuous Ramp to level 20 on Group address 1 for Applocation 228
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The Response wizard does not support this. They did not have these details when the UCM/Cbbus was developed
What is your application?
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| Posted: Friday May 7th, 2010 03:52 pm |
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Thanks for the update, I will wait for a future firmware update that might support this application then.
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