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jeffw_00
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Hi - for ph_insteonwithret the return codes are doc'd as:
Integer. Returns the CMD2 value from the Insteon
acknowledgement if successful (a positive value). Returns - 100 if
the ID cannot be found. -1 is returned if the controller is not found,
-2 is returned if the command fails due to timeout, -3 is returned if
the controller is not connected, -4 is returned if the command fails
due to NAK..
1) can someone better explain the -4?
2) what does a return code of -12 mean?
Thanks!
/j
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Jeff,
Looking at the sourcecode, it does not appear that the documentation is correct. That return values of -100 and -1 are correct as documented however.
-11 is returned if a timeout occurs.
-12 is returned if the Insteon controller is not connected.
-13 is returned on a NAK. A NAK means that command was sent to the device and the device responded but it did not like something about the command. It could
be that the command is not supported, reserved, or could be an unknown command. If the command was an all link cleanup, a NAK could also mean that the device
is not in the all-link group. Basically, a NAK means that the device received the command but it was not a command that it understood.
Hope this helps,
Dave.
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Thanks Dave - but then what does -4 mean?
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Jeff,
-4 should not be returned. The correct return for a NAK will be -13 (docs need to be updated).
If you're actually getting a -4 returned, let me know as I will need to try and trace how that is even possible.
Dave.
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Hi Dave - it's limited to one appliance module that I think might be
at
end-of-life, but it was indeed sending me many
2/1/2023 13:18:35.429 28 &nbs p; INSTEON RETRY 3: Device
CLOTHESWASHERI, Desired State 0, Trigger 0, Returned Status
-4 &nbs p;
695 User Message 16777215 &nb sp; #ffffff 32768&nb sp;
#008000
This is after I rolled back to 2.1.5e
Edited by jeffw_00 - February 02 2023 at 11:44
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Jeff,
I was just thinking that this is probably after you rolled back to 2.1.5e. Totally wasnt thinking about that. I would have
to review that earlier codebase but I suspect then that -4 is matching what is in the documentation which is a NAK and would
match what I wrote about -13.
I'll check the codebase for 2.1.5e tonight and verify if that is the case.
Sorry about spacing out on that detail.
Dave.
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works 4 me
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