Reply To: EZIO2x4 Debounce

[Anonymous]

#43851

Use the Trace PLC/PLM Raw check box on the Insteon Traffic tab. This will display the raw PLM message which has a little more detail.

I ran the tests below using a mechanical switch to turn Input 1 On and Off. No Debounce option in effect. A mechanical switch is more likely to produce bounce than a reed switch.

I also noticed that in the three lines of your posted trace Input 2 is On, then Input 1 & 2 is On, then Input 2 only is On. Without knowing the context of the trace it looks like Input 2 turned On, then Input 1 turned On, then Input 1 turned Off. The trace does not depict a single input bouncing.

From my test

0 :11 0250 0CAE5F 070301 8B2701
0 from ID:0C.AE.5F flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:1 Input 1 On
0 :11 0250 0CAE5F 070301 8B2700
0 from ID:0C.AE.5F flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:0 Input 1 Off
0 :11 0250 0CAE5F 070301 8B2701
0 from ID:0C.AE.5F flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:1 Input 1 On
0 :11 0250 0CAE5F 070301 8B2700
0 from ID:0C.AE.5F flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:0 Input 1 Off
0 :11 0250 0CAE5F 070301 8B2701
0 from ID:0C.AE.5F flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:1 Input 1 On
0 :11 0250 0CAE5F 070301 8B2700
0 from ID:0C.AE.5F flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:0 Input 1 Off

From your post

4 from ID:1B.03.FE flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:2 Input 2 turned On
4 from ID:1B.03.FE flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:3 Input 1 turned On
4 from ID:1B.03.FE flags:8B cmd1:27 cmd2:2 Input 1 turned Off