Insteon Diagnostics #241
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Finish processing each device before proceeding onto the next device.
Get rid of old devcat type entries and related ping timer that is no longer used
Reintroduced method to request devcat that was previously called ping and overwritten by a real ping command. New method to request devcat is called get_devcat(). - Once devcat is obtained, it is saved through reboots and can be retreived with devcat() routine - Now also saves firmware which can be retrieved with firmware() routine We do not currently use the devcat values, but I could certainly see using it in the future.
Conflicts: lib/Insteon/BaseInsteon.pm
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Adds two routines that can be used to test the insteon network. Should be used in connection with the Insteon Message Statistics pull request.
Both routines can be set to repeat themselves as many times as desired. Two voice commands can be added to the PLM to allow the scanning of all devices in the network.