Difference between revisions of "Command:4"
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==<includeonly>[[cmd:4|response to SET]]</includeonly><noinclude>response to [[CMD:3|SET]]</noinclude>== | ==<includeonly>[[cmd:4|response to SET]]</includeonly><noinclude>response to [[CMD:3|SET]]</noinclude>== | ||
| − | is an alias of [[CMD:2|response to GET]] | + | is an alias of [[CMD:2|response to GET]], but used in answer to [[cmd:3|SET]] |
{{:CMD:2}} | {{:CMD:2}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:03, 18 November 2015
response to SET
is an alias of response to GET, but used in answer to SET
response to GET
1 cmd type 2 cmd id // set by server 1 parameters count // max 256
parameter*
4 address 1 parameter type [wl] values count; if this > 1 then pt < 0 and this byte presents in the packet v* value; see details into parameter type
SET
is an alias of response to GET, but used for set parameter
response to GET
1 cmd type 2 cmd id // set by server 1 parameters count // max 256
parameter*
4 address 1 parameter type [wl] values count; if this > 1 then pt < 0 and this byte presents in the packet v* value; see details into parameter type
