Like many programs there is always more ways to do one thing. Here is another way I found to talk to my PLC what I’ve been able to get is that i’m sending the direct HEX (PLM) commands to the PLC. Which in turn makes the processing faster. In my environment it helped a little [...]
Posts Tagged ‘groups’
More ways to speak to your Insteon Devices
Posted: January 5, 2009 in Software SetupTags: groups, Home Automation, Insteon, Insteon code, SDM, sdmserver, turn off device, turn on device, vb code, XP
My Christmas Decorations 2008
Posted: December 10, 2008 in GeneralTags: 2008, christmas, creating insteon groups, groups, Home Automation, Insteon, outdoor insteon decorations
Here is my Christmas setup for 2008. No video yet but y I think you’ll be able to get the picture of what you can do with the LampLincs. My setup as of today consist of mainly blue and white. I have a indoor tree and two outdoors. Using 6 LampLincs and groups I can [...]
Setting up Insteon groups via SDM or ’soft linking’ commands
Posted: July 1, 2008 in Software SetupTags: controller, creating insteon groups, groups, Insteon, insteon group commands, insteon groups, linking, on levels, ramp rates, responder, SDM, sdmserver, setting up insteon groups, soft linking, vb, vb 2005
If your looking to create groups using the simplehome.net utility click on the link below. Setting up Insteon groups via software or ’soft linking’ using Simplehome.nets utility Lets say you want to be able to link and create groups without having to use the Simplehome.net utility, this is how its done. Lets assume with the previous [...]
Setting up Insteon groups via software or ‘soft linking’ using Simplehome.nets utility
Posted: June 27, 2008 in Software SetupTags: controller, creating insteon groups, groups, Insteon, insteon group commands, insteon groups, on levels, ramp rates, responder, SDM, sdmserver, setting up insteon groups, vb, vb 2005
Insteon is great and is extremely fast when turning on / off devices, but lets say you want to turn on 10 lights all at the same time? This is what they call groups. Groups allow you to store in each individual device settings such as turn on, ramp rate commands, for a specific group [...]