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7.3 - "BusT4" command: LST
LST commands relate to the handling/acquiring of information in the list of automations on
the "BusT4" line. The protocol is as follows:
"LST [flag] [gg] [ee] [ww] [xx] [zz] [yy]"
[flag] in combination with LST, defines the type of message sent:
GET command, used to request the list of devices on the
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"BusT4" line.
response of the interface (RSP) confirming reception of
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the GET / SET command.
response of the interface (ERR) indicating a syntax error in
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the GET / SET command.
response of the interface (EVT), sending the requested in-
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formation.
[gg] address of the automation.
Indicates the filter to be applied to the list of devices in the GET:
filter set to <gg>; only devices whose address is <gg>
00 ≤ gg ≤ fe
are listed
no filter; devices with any address will be listed. For the
<ff> RSP, ERR and EVT responses, it assumes the value
passed by the previous SET / GET.
[ee] Endpoint of automation.
Indicates the filter on the endpoint to apply to the list of devices in the
GET.
filter set to <ee>; only devices whose endpoint is <ee>
00 ≤ ee ≤ fe
are listed
no filter; devices with any endpoint will be listed. For the
<ff> RSP and EVT responses, it assumes the value passed by
the previous SET / GET.
The meaning of the parameter depends on the [flag]. Its default value is
[ww]
<ff>.
Indicates the profile of the automation for the EVT response or the GET fil-
ter:
<00> standard.
<01> display.
<02> PC.
<03> not used; available for future expansions.
<04> motor control unit.
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<05> not used; available for future expansions.
<06> screen control unit.
<07> - <09> not used; available for future expansions.
<0a> OXI.
<0b> not used; available for future expansions.
For the RSP and ERR responses, it assumes the value passed by the pre-
vious GET.
The meaning of the parameter depends on the [flag]. Its default value is
[xx]
<ff>.
Indicates the type of automation for the RSP response or the GET filter:
<00> not used; available for future expansions.
<01> sliding.
<02> sectional.
<03> swing.
<04> barrier.
<05> up-and-over.
<06> - <fe> not used; available for future expansions.
<ff> no filter active.
For the RSP and ERR responses, it assumes the value passed by the pre-
vious GET.
The meaning of the parameter depends on the [flag]. Its default value is
[zz]
<ff>.
Indicates the status of the device for the RSP response or the GET filter:
<00> automation closed.
<01> automation open.
<02> automation moving.
<03> automation malfunction/error.
<04> - <fe> reserved for future implementations.
<ff> no filter active.
For the RSP and ERR responses, it takes the value passed by the previ-
ous GET.
[yy] Reports the error, according to the following table:
<00> no error.
<01> command syntax error.
<02> command timeout.
<03> collision on "BusT4".