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While playing with #206, I realize that there's currently no support for setting the ramp rate for local control of the switch with set_flags. Dimmers, for example, default to 0.5 seconds.
It looks like this could be a simple addition. Looking at Dimmy.py, for example, set_on_level looks like a perfect prototype for support. Simply set D2 to 0x05, and the new set_ramp_level (or whatever) should just work. That's the Insteon side; I'm not sure how to add support via MQTT or the command line.
I'd be willing to dig into it, but I would only promise support for dimmers, as I have nothing else to test against. It would also take me at least a few weeks, because I'm currently in the midst of a transition from Indigo to Insteon-MQTT + HASS, and I'm not really setup for Python development (no time like the near present to add PyCharm to my repertoire).
Of course, if this isn't a feature you feel worth adding, please feel free to close.
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While playing with #206, I realize that there's currently no support for setting the ramp rate for local control of the switch with set_flags. Dimmers, for example, default to 0.5 seconds.
It looks like this could be a simple addition. Looking at
Dimmy.py
, for example,set_on_level
looks like a perfect prototype for support. Simply set D2 to 0x05, and the newset_ramp_level
(or whatever) should just work. That's the Insteon side; I'm not sure how to add support via MQTT or the command line.I'd be willing to dig into it, but I would only promise support for dimmers, as I have nothing else to test against. It would also take me at least a few weeks, because I'm currently in the midst of a transition from Indigo to Insteon-MQTT + HASS, and I'm not really setup for Python development (no time like the near present to add PyCharm to my repertoire).
Of course, if this isn't a feature you feel worth adding, please feel free to close.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: