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- juwi_uk - 03-31-2012
Quickie,
The TP command; what is the purpose/usage of the \"FF - Ignore Enable\" setting?
Julian
TP - Time Program (UCM 5.65, O4.209)
PC: TPttee[DD] [HH][MM] [RRRR]
UCM: OK
Sets the Time Program parameters
tt is the TimeProgram Number
ee=0 for on/off value, 0 = off, 1 = on, FF for ignore enable setting
DD for Day of week combination Bit 0 = Monday, Bit 1 = Tuesday,... Bit 6 = Sunday, Bit 7 = Holiday
HH for Hours in BCD notation 00 to 59 e.g. 22 is 10 PM
MM for Minutes in BCD notation 00 to 59 e.g. 45 is 45 minutes
RR for Response number - can be 1 byte or 2 byte response. If 2 byte responses, least significant
byte followed by most significant byte. If response < 256, the most significant byte (0) can be omitted.
Ultra version 4.216 will accept TP with 2 byte responses
Each TP message can set one or more parameters of the Time Program
- Ingo - 03-31-2012
My guess would be that you can change the time of the program without enabling it to run.
Ingo
- ident - 03-31-2012
Yes, Ignore Enable means that the enable bits are not changed by the comand
- juwi_uk - 03-31-2012
Nope you\'ve still lost me on this one as to why you\'d want to do this.
Neither Wizcomfort or Comfigurator allow you to set it to IGNORE so how/what would change it to that state?
J
- ident - 04-01-2012
You may want to change the time or the Response of the time program through the TP command but may not want to change whether that time program is enabled.
Otherwise if you make a change to a time program you are forced to enable to disable it