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Ademco 128p needs 3-digit zone numbers; trouble disarming P2
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I don't think you are missing anything very few people are using more than 1 partition, and the 128p is not the most used panel either, so there may be bugs...
1. There is a bug in the plugin that makes the command that you see in the logs different from what is actually sent to the system. I fixed that in the version attached.
However that does not explain why the Disarm doesn't work.
Does arming partition 2 works?
2. In the version attached I made a change so that the plugin use 3 digits number if the number of zones is > 99 in the Config page.
Please install the version attached and post some debug logs for the remaining problems
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thanks for the detailed testing report!
regarding the 3 digits zones, I think I will add a dropdown list in the config page, to choose the panel model (15p, 20p, 128p, etc...)
for partition 2 problems, I asked my contact at eyezon and he told me to make sure the partitions are correctly setup in the local web page.
Have you followed this guide: http://www.eyezon.com/EyezonEnvisali...ationGuide.pdf
did you make sure the keypad address you used for partition 2 is not already used by an existing physical keypad?
can you arm partition 2 from the local web page? from eyez-on portal?
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in the version attached (3.0.0.29) I have added a field on the config page to select your panel model, so no need anymore to set the number of zones > 99
I have also added to this version a "Send EnvisaLink ASCII command" action that let you send raw commands as defined in the TPI.
Could you use this action to try to change the default partition to 2 and then send the arm stay command:
Send EnvisaLink ASCII command: ^1,2$
Send Keystroke String: 99993
Does this work?
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Successful method for arm/disarm other partitions
Spud, you may already realize the implications of global arm privileges at both the user and device level. In any event, here's a method that handles partition arming:
1. Set up a user code that has open/close and global arm/disarm privileges for all partitions. In my testing, the code ("1234" in the examples) was also a Master code; I'm not sure if that's required.
2. Global Arm/Disarm should also be enabled on the virtual keypad(s).
3. Issue a keystring that looks like this:
cccc A ppp... *
where
cccc is a valid code with global arm privileges to at least 2 partitions,
A is an action (1 = disarm, 2 = arm stay, 3 = arm away...)
ppp is a string of partitions to which the command applies (#'s) and
* terminates the partition list.
for example
12341123* will disarm p1, p2, and p3
123432* will stay arm p2 only
This works in both the HS3 plugin (using "send keys") and in the similar command in the Eyez-On portal. Note that it only works in Eyez-on when issued from the virtual keypad for Partition 1.
I have not yet come up with a way to bypass zones that are in a partition other than P1... there may be some special user code methodology - Mark's plug-in requires a unique user ID for each partition, that has access to only that partition. I've tried that (via the Eyez-on portal) but still can't bypass a zone in P2. I'll try different user and virtual keypad options...
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