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    HS Touch does not update xapmcsADIOcelot device status.

    HS3 3.0.0.68
    HS Touch 3.0.8
    xapmcsADIOcelot 2.1.13
    latest mcsxaphub 3.0.0.39

    HS3 created all the accepted devices from xapmcsADIOcelot (all variables since I am only connected to an Ocelot)
    Some of these variables are defined as state and others level.

    I created two buttons and a text display in HS Touch. The buttons do ON and OFF and work fine. The device changes state in HS3 and the device status is displayed in the xap viewer. The text display which is programmed for both text and color state change only changes state if I close and reopen the client. I have exhaustively searched the forums without result. I programmed a virtual device in HS3 and changed the device address on my buttons and display, and everything works OK. Will I have to write a script in order to update HS Touch? If so, I need help. The system I am upgrading has 90+ I/O and most of the variables. The current system under HS2PRO uses Main Lobby as a GUI. I would prefer HS Touch if possible. Has someone else experienced this problem? If so, was a solution found?

    #2
    Addendum to my previous post.
    Whether I press the ON or the OFF button, mcsADIOcelot allways returns an ON status as follows:

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.000D:0000
    class=xapBSC.Cmd
    source=mcs.XapHS3.PortableJC
    target=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state.1
    {
    ID=01
    state=On
    }

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.00C7:01
    class=xapBSC.Event
    source=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state
    {
    State=ON
    Level=0/32767
    }

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.000D:0000
    class=xapBSC.Cmd
    source=mcs.XapHS3.PortableJC
    target=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state.1
    {
    ID=01
    state=Off
    }

    Note that there is no status event after the OFF command.

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.000D:0000
    class=xapBSC.Cmd
    source=mcs.XapHS3.PortableJC
    target=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state.1
    {
    ID=01
    state=Off
    }

    Note: a second OFF command actually turns the device back ON generating a ON event.

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.00C7:01
    class=xapBSC.Event
    source=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state
    {
    State=ON
    Level=0/32767
    }

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.000D:0000
    class=xapBSC.Cmd
    source=mcs.XapHS3.PortableJC
    target=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state.1
    {
    ID=01
    state=On
    }

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.000D:0000
    class=xapBSC.Cmd
    source=mcs.XapHS3.PortableJC
    target=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state.1
    {
    ID=01
    state=Off
    }

    xap-header
    {
    v=13
    hop=1
    uid=FF.00C7:01
    class=xapBSC.Event
    source=mcs.AdiOcelot.PORTABLEJC:Ocelot_Power-Fail.Ocelot_Var__V000.Index
    }
    output.state
    {
    State=ON
    Level=0/32767
    }

    The ON event is eventually updated on HS Touch.

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