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Old February 3rd, 2014   #1
gthaliath
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Hi Scott,
How are you?
We got the entire system working in the way of sensors.
while using the RDM controller it had the option on its user interphase which said STATUS MESSAGE.

I had hard coded the GET SENSOR VALUE to a value more than the normal value(which was defined in the SUPPORT PARAMETERS) but the STATUS MESSAGE would not show a thing.

would that mean I have to write a pice of code to reply to STATUS message?

I also looked into STATUS MESSAGE(10.3.2) but in its Responce it had "Sub-Device ID".
Now the question become how do I specify it is the sensor and not a sub device?

Looking forward to hearing soon.
Thanks once again in advance..
Regards
George
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