Insteon In-LineLinc Control

[boyfly]

I have my first in-linelinc ordered from Smarthome.  I noticed in the MisterHouse wiki that there is no .mht example for these devices.  Do I need to use IPLL or IPLD or something else?

Thanks.

Jens

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[Tom MacLean]

If I recall correctly,

 

IPLL is for insteon items with buttons

IPLD is for devices (without buttons) such as the inline linc.

 

In summary, I use IPLD for inline lincs!

 

-tom

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From: Jens Torell [mailto:jenstorell@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2009 5:28 PM
To: MisterHouse
Subject: [mh] Insteon In-LineLinc Control

I have my first in-linelinc ordered from Smarthome.  I noticed in the MisterHouse wiki that there is no .mht example for these devices.  Do I need to use IPLL or IPLD or something else?

Thanks.

Jens

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[Marc MERLIN-7]

On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 05:35:44PM -0400, Tom MacLean wrote:
> If I recall correctly,
>  
> IPLL is for insteon items with buttons
> IPLD is for devices (without buttons) such as the inline linc.
>  
> In summary, I use IPLD for inline lincs!

Yes.

Although more specifically, IPLL is also for some devices that can generate events,

like:
IPLL,   11.D5.7C:01,    iolinc1,        iolincs,                        PLM,0007

interstingly, the motion sensor generates events and has a button to force
the event for debugging, but it's an IPLD:
IPLD,   11.8E.1C,       gar_mos1,       Sensors,                        PLM,1001

Go figure :)

Marc
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