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INSTEON Hub: Developer’s Guide
Set INSTEON ACK Message Byte
Set INSTEON ACK Message Byte (0x68)
What it does
What you send
What you’ll get
LED indication
Related Commands
Byte Value
1 0x02
2
3
0x68
<Command 2 Data>
Allows you to put one byte of data into the Command 2 field of the INSTEON ACK message that the
INSTEON Engine automatically sends after it receives an INSTEON Direct message.
3 bytes.
4 bytes.
None.
IM 0x50 INSTEON Standard Message Received
22
IM 0x51 INSTEON Extended Message Received
23
IM 0x71 Set INSTEON ACK Message Two Bytes
25
IM 0x70 Set INSTEON NAK Message Byte
26
Command Sent from Host to IM
Meaning
Start of IM Command
IM Command Number
Data byte to place into the Command 2 field of the ACK response.
Message Returned by IM to Host
Byte Value
1
2
3
0x02
0x68
<Command 2 Data>
4 <ACK/NAK>
Meaning
Echoed Start of IM Command
Echoed IM Command Number
Echoed <Command 2 Data>
0x06 (ACK) if the IM executed the Command correctly.
0x15 (NAK) if an error occurred.
Notes
You have only about 15 milliseconds after the receipt of an INSTEON Direct message from the IM to send this Command to the IM. The reason is that the INSTEON Engine in the IM automatically sends
Acknowledgement messages in assigned timeslots.
Use Set INSTEON ACK Message Two Bytes
25 when you need to return two bytes of data in an ACK message.
Use Set INSTEON NAK Message Byte
26 when you need to return one byte of data in a NAK message.
Certain INSTEON Direct Commands require returned data in the Acknowledgement message. For more information on INSTEON Commands and the latest Command set, please download the current
INSTEON Command Tables Document
2
from http://code.insteon.com
.
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Table of contents
- 6 Introduction
- 6 The INSTEON Hub
- 7 Other Documents Included by Reference
- 7 INSTEON Developer’s Guide
- 7 INSTEON Conformance Specification
- 7 INSTEON Command Tables Document
- 7 INSTEON Device Categories and Product Keys Document
- 8 INSTEON Modem Reference
- 8 Software Reference
- 10 IM Serial Communication Protocol and Settings
- 11 IM Serial Communication Protocol
- 11 INSTEON HUB communication syntax and examples
- 11 Control Commands
- 11 Query Commands
- 12 Command Syntax
- 12 Insteon Commands to send to the Hub for the PLM
- 12 Hub Commands
- 12 Commands that will be in the INSTEON Buffer
- 13 Group Commands
- 13 Individual Device Control Commands (Point to Point)
- 13 Linking Example
- 15 ID Request Example
- 15 Status Request Example
- 16 IM Power-up and Reset States
- 16 IM Power-up Behavior
- 16 IM Factory Reset State
- 17 IM Serial Commands
- 18 IM Serial Command Summary Table
- 23 IM Serial Command Charts
- 24 INSTEON Message Handling
- 24 Send INSTEON Standard or Extended Message
- 27 INSTEON Standard Message Received
- 28 INSTEON Extended Message Received
- 29 Set INSTEON ACK Message Byte
- 30 Set INSTEON ACK Message Two Bytes
- 31 Set INSTEON NAK Message Byte
- 32 X10 Message Handling
- 32 Send X
- 33 X10 Received
- 34 INSTEON ALL-Link Commands
- 34 Send ALL-Link Command
- 36 ALL-Link Cleanup Failure Report
- 37 ALL-Link Cleanup Status Report
- 38 ALL-Linking Session Management
- 38 Start ALL-Linking
- 39 Cancel ALL-Linking
- 40 ALL-Linking Completed
- 41 ALL-Link Database Management
- 41 Get First ALL-Link Record
- 42 Get Next ALL-Link Record
- 43 Get ALL-Link Record for Sender
- 44 ALL-Link Record Response
- 45 Manage ALL-Link Record
- 48 IM Status Management
- 48 Reset the IM
- 49 User Reset Detected
- 50 Get IM Configuration
- 51 Set IM Configuration
- 53 Get IM Info
- 54 Set Host Device Category
- 55 RF Sleep
- 56 IM Input/Output
- 56 Button Event Report
- 57 LED On
- 58 LED Off
- 59 Cancel Cleanup