xap-x10.request ??

[Uncle Michael]

I use mcsXap to communicate between HS3 and a stand-alone mcsSprinklers. Over the winter I moved HS to a new computer and am just starting to confirm the communication with Sprinklers. When I look at the xAP message viewer, I see lots of messages like these:

xap-header
{
v=13
hop=1
uid=FF.000D:0000
class=xap-x10.request
source=mcs.XapHS3.NUC01
}
xap-x10.request
{
Device=Dev_watt_curr:12
Command=dim
Count=322
}


xap-header
{
v=13
hop=1
uid=FF.000D:0000
class=xap-x10.request
source=mcs.XapHS3.NUC01
}
xap-x10.request
{
Device=Jon00-PM-03
Command=dim
Count=658
}


xap-header
{
v=13
hop=1
uid=FF.000D:0000
class=xap-x10.request
source=mcs.XapHS3.NUC01
}
xap-x10.request
{
Device=Dev_watt_curr:11
Command=dim
Count=634
}

They appear to be originating in HS3. What is sending them? Is there a way to prevent them?

[Michael McSharry]

It is due to the house code being between A and P. I need to make an update so that it needs to be explicitly A to P and not something starting between A and P.

[Uncle Michael]

That would be helpful. Thank you.

[Michael McSharry]

See if http://mcsSprinklers.com/mcsXap_3_0_0_70_HS3.zip takes care of your issue.

[Uncle Michael]

Much better.
I'm still getting messages generated for X10 RF devices, but they are infrequent enough that I can live with it. Thank you.

[Michael McSharry]

Can you give me an example of the RF message?

[Uncle Michael]

Can you give me an example of the RF message?

This is a PIR. Note: it has a standard X10 address (F7) assigned to it.

xap-header
{
v=13
hop=1
uid=FF.000D:0000
class=xap-x10.request
source=mcs.XapHS3.NUC01
}
xap-x10.request
{
Device=F7
Command=off
}

[Michael McSharry]

Checkbox options provided to disable individual schema in mcsXap reporting. Updated to http://mcsSprinklers.com/mcsXap_3_0_0_71_HS3.zip

[Uncle Michael]

I'm getting a 404 error when I click on the link for v71.

[Michael McSharry]

Link fixed

[Uncle Michael]

Checkbox options provided to disable individual schema in mcsXap reporting. Updated to http://mcsSprinklers.com/mcsXap_3_0_0_71_HS3.zip

That eliminates the extraneous messages. Thanks.