OK found it. In HAIService.ListThermostats, your for loop is "i < WebService.HAC.Thermostats.Count", when it should be "<=". Should I submit a patch or do you just want to fix it?
It truely is a masterful set of code! Thank you so much.
Just noticed ListThermostats shows only 3, even though the logger sees 4 in ThermostatStatus. Any idea where it might be in the code? I know the IIe can support 4 Thermostats. Thanks.
I did get a reply email and got access. Played around with the version of the SDK Ryan linked, as well as old ones. Got it to connect to OmniLink 1, but the classes are just not documented for OmniLink 1 well enough for me to get all the code changed. So bought an upgrade chip. Popped in...
Got it. I filled out the application for developer program last night. Hopefully I'll get approved. I'll play around.
Is the upgrade literally just a popout/popin of the chip? No settings or configurations?
Thanks so much again.
It's an old old firmware on Omni IIe. It's over 10 years old and probably firmware 1.0. I know the general connectivity is working because I have also an old version of an iOS app that connects to it and can control everything. I did wonder if it's a version issues, that HAI SDK doesn't...
Hi rsw686, I'm so glad to have found this. I've gotten HAILogger installed (as well as MySQL). However, when I run HAILogger, I get a time out for core server. Is there anyway to debug further? I checked ip, port and keys are all correct. I read through the code and couldn't find any obvious...
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