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Double tapping buttons on most Insteon controllers sends a "Fast On" or "Fast Off" message to the linked responders which will then immediately turn completely on or off, ignoring any preprogrammed dim levels or ramp rates. Currently, MH recognizes these commands as "on_fast" and "off_fast" in log messages, but does not update the internal state of the linked devices.
The discussion mentions only the SwitchLinc Relay device, but I believe most controllers support this. I have confirmed that both KeyPadLincs and RemoteLincs also support this feature.
Sample log output of a "fast_on":
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG3: Received PLM raw data: 025011aad3000001cb1200 [12/4317]
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG3: Processing PLM raw data: 025011aad3000001cb1200
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG4:
PLM Command: (0250) insteon_received
From Address: 11:aa:d3
To Address: 00:00:01
Message Flags: cb
Message Type: (110) All-Link Broadcast Message
Message Length: (0) Standard Length
Hops Left: 2
Max Hops: 3
Insteon Message: 1200
Cmd 1: (12) ALL-Link Alias 2 High
Cmd 2: 00
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon::BaseInterface] DEBUG3: Message received with 2 hops left, delaying next transmit by 250 milliseconds to avoid collisions.
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon::BaseInterface] Received message from: $Living_Room_Remote_1; command: on_fast; type: alllink; group: 01
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG3: Adding hop count of 1 to hop_array of $Living_Room_Remote_1
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG4: $Living_Room_Remote_1->default_hop_count()=1 :: hop_array[]=1121111111
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon::BaseObject] $Living_Room_Remote_1::set_receive(on, $Living_Room_Remote_1)
06/15/2014 21:55:16 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG3 Delaying any outgoing messages by 600 milliseconds to avoid collision with subsequent cleanup messages from $Living_Room_Remote_1
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG3: Received PLM raw data: 025011aad3000001cb1200
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG3: Processing PLM raw data: 025011aad3000001cb1200
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG4:
PLM Command: (0250) insteon_received
From Address: 11:aa:d3
To Address: 00:00:01
Message Flags: cb
Message Type: (110) All-Link Broadcast Message
Message Length: (0) Standard Length
Hops Left: 2
Max Hops: 3
Insteon Message: 1200
Cmd 1: (12) ALL-Link Alias 2 High
Cmd 2: 00
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG3: Adding hop count of 1 to hop_array of $Living_Room_Remote_1
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG4: $Living_Room_Remote_1->default_hop_count()=1 :: hop_array[]=1112111111
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseInterface] WARN! Dropped duplicate incoming message 11aad3000001cb1200, from $Living_Room_Remote_1
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG3: Received PLM raw data: 025011aad313ac7e411201
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG3: Processing PLM raw data: 025011aad313ac7e411201
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon_PLM] DEBUG4:
PLM Command: (0250) insteon_received
From Address: 11:aa:d3
To Address: 13:ac:7e
Message Flags: 41
Message Type: (010) All-Link Cleanup Direct Message
Message Length: (0) Standard Length
Hops Left: 0
Max Hops: 1
Insteon Message: 1201
Cmd 1: (12) ALL-Link Alias 2 High
Cmd 2: (01) Group
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseInterface] DEBUG3: Message received with 0 hops left, plus ACK will take 1 to deliver, delaying next transmit by 150 milliseconds to avoid collisions.
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseInterface] Received message from: $Living_Room_Remote_1; command: on_fast; type: cleanup; group: 01
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG3: Adding hop count of 1 to hop_array of $Living_Room_Remote_1
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] DEBUG4: $Living_Room_Remote_1->default_hop_count()=1 :: hop_array[]=1111211111
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] $Living_Room_Remote_1::set_receive(on, $Living_Room_Remote_1)
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] Ignoring duplicate set on state command for $Living_Room_Remote_1 received in less than 1000 milliseconds
06/15/2014 21:55:17 [Insteon::BaseObject] Ignoring duplicate set on_fast state command for $Living_Room_Floor_Lamp received in less than 1000 milliseconds
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Insteon: Add Support for "Fast On" & "Fast Off" Commands
Insteon: Add Support for "Fast On" & "Fast Off" Commands [Enhancement]
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JaredF
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Insteon: Add Support for "Fast On" & "Fast Off" Commands [Enhancement]
Insteon: Add Support for "Fast On" & "Fast Off" Commands
Jun 17, 2014
Back to my original thread, I'm still using this patch. Though I've not kept up with checkins, it works well for my requirements. I use the fast_ commands on the relay devices to pause timed events. Ex:
double-tap bath fan to stop it from turning off in 15 minutes. Double-tap garage lights to stop automatic operation from sensing open/close of the garage door.
Unfortunately I don't have the other devices mentioned above to confirm that my change works for them.
Double tapping buttons on most Insteon controllers sends a "Fast On" or "Fast Off" message to the linked responders which will then immediately turn completely on or off, ignoring any preprogrammed dim levels or ramp rates. Currently, MH recognizes these commands as "on_fast" and "off_fast" in log messages, but does not update the internal state of the linked devices.
Related discussion started by @gac410 at: http://misterhouse.10964.n7.nabble.com/fast-messages-from-SwitchLincRelay-td19566.html
The discussion mentions only the SwitchLinc Relay device, but I believe most controllers support this. I have confirmed that both KeyPadLincs and RemoteLincs also support this feature.
Sample log output of a "fast_on":
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