I have the Ra2 plug-in connected to my 2 repeater setup. Commands and working fine. But when I look at the plug-in log window I'm seeing periodic errors, that read:
Response error: ~ERROR,1
Which, according to the Lutron docs, is a "Parameter count mismatch"
I know in many cases "just ignore it" is a fine solution. But then again, I'm picky about seeing errors...
I'd already enabled the Debug Logging checkbox. I take it this is just to the plug-in console window? Not to a file?
Is there any additional level of logging that might show what other commands the plug-in might be trying to send?
I brought up a Putty terminal session to the same repeater issued a #MONITORING,255,1 on it and watched for activity. I'm not seeing anything from that session when the plug-in emits that error. There's no other timestamp or other info in there that would help me see if it coincides with anything else happening.
Within a minute or so I do see errors like:
Preset ID: 8842 does not pertain to a device on link 0. Do nothing
~GROUP,188,3,3
188 in this context, I think, is a motion sensor. One in the room I'm using to compose this message.
I'm open to suggestions on how to debug this further.
Response error: ~ERROR,1
Which, according to the Lutron docs, is a "Parameter count mismatch"
I know in many cases "just ignore it" is a fine solution. But then again, I'm picky about seeing errors...
I'd already enabled the Debug Logging checkbox. I take it this is just to the plug-in console window? Not to a file?
Is there any additional level of logging that might show what other commands the plug-in might be trying to send?
I brought up a Putty terminal session to the same repeater issued a #MONITORING,255,1 on it and watched for activity. I'm not seeing anything from that session when the plug-in emits that error. There's no other timestamp or other info in there that would help me see if it coincides with anything else happening.
Within a minute or so I do see errors like:
Preset ID: 8842 does not pertain to a device on link 0. Do nothing
~GROUP,188,3,3
188 in this context, I think, is a motion sensor. One in the room I'm using to compose this message.
I'm open to suggestions on how to debug this further.
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