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Insteon: Add Initial Support for Linking i2cs Devices in MH #213

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27 changes: 27 additions & 0 deletions lib/Insteon/BaseInsteon.pm
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Expand Up @@ -1050,6 +1050,33 @@ sub unlink_to_interface
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=item C<enter_linking_mode(group)>

BETA -- Can be used to create the initial link with i2cs devices. i1 devices
will not respond to this command. In the future, this will be incorporated into a
one-step process -- BETA

Places the object into linking mode as if you had held down the set button on
the device. To create a link wherein the PLM is the controller, first run the
PLM voice command "initiate link as controller". Then run this command. Finally,
run the voice command "scan link table" on this device.

The group argument is optional and not needed for group 01.

Returns: nothing

=cut

sub enter_linking_mode
{
my ($self,$p_group) = @_;
my $group = $p_group;
$group = '01' unless $group;
my $extra = sprintf("%02x", $group);
$extra .= '0' x (30 - length $extra);
my $message = new Insteon::InsteonMessage('insteon_ext_send', $self, 'linking_mode', $extra);
$self->_send_cmd($message);
}

sub _aldb
{
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