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Detect 6 or 8 button KPL #52

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teharris1 opened this issue Jul 19, 2020 · 2 comments
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Detect 6 or 8 button KPL #52

teharris1 opened this issue Jul 19, 2020 · 2 comments
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@teharris1
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Currently, the definition of a 6 or 8 button KPL is only via their cat and subcat:
6 button dimmer
“cat”: 1, “subcat”: 66 => (0x042) 6 button dimmer
“cat”: 1, “subcat”: 65 => (0x041) 8 button dimmer

6 button On/Off
“cat”: 2, “subcat”: 44 => (0x2c) 6 button on/off

8 button dimmer
cat": 1, “subcat”: 66 = (0x42) 6 button dimmer

There must be a way to identify the actual configuration since the ISY is able to do this.

@teharris1 teharris1 added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 19, 2020
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To be clear the On/Off (Relay) KPL also has an 8 button configuration (which the ISY also recognizes)...

@danielduerr
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+1 on solving this. I have a number of KPLs that are customized, and they show up wrong.

To read it, you'd send a Get Operating Flags command to the device: 0x1F 0x0. In the response, bit 3 will be set (1) for 8- and not set (0) for 6-button mode.

To write it, you'd send a Set Operating Flags command to the device: 0x20 0x06 (set device to 8-button mode) or 0x20 0x07 (set device to 6-button mode).

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