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Currently the db-add command can only link matching groups on the controller and responder. Update it to pass a group for each. That way button 4 of a remote can be linked to button 2 of a keypad for example.
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NOTE: as part of this - be sure to review #7 which has all the info I've been able to find on how to set the link db data fields which are crucial to this. Summary:
Responder Records
Data 1 Link-specific data (e.g. On-Level)
Data 2 Link-specific data (e.g. Ramp Rates, Setpoints, etc.)
Data 3 responder group number being linked to (i.e. what group responds)
Controller Records
Data 1 Number of retries (Normally set to 03, FF = no retries, 00 = Broadcast for cleanup)
Data 2 0x00
Data 3 Set to the controller group number (not normally needed but some devices use this)
Fixed. db-add command line arg (and corresponding MQTT commands) can now add multi-group links. So you can link button 4 on one keypad to button 3 on a different keypad. Command line tool also has nice inputs for on level and ramp rate which can be used.
Currently the db-add command can only link matching groups on the controller and responder. Update it to pass a group for each. That way button 4 of a remote can be linked to button 2 of a keypad for example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: