KCS firmware - MQTT LWT?

[erikwout]

don't send this command:
{"input1":{"value":false},"input2":{"value":false},"input3":{"value":false},"input4":{"value":false},"output1":{"value":true},"output2":{"value":false},"output3":{"value":false},"output4":{"value":false},"adc1":{"value":0},"adc2":{"value":0},"adc3":{"value":0},"adc4":{"value":0},"dac1":{"value":0},"dac2":{"value":0},"sensor1":{"temperature":-100.0,"humidity":-100.0}} 

i have said, please send command according to our protocol. we don't have this protocol. input for READ, NOT for WRITE command.

I have done some testing and please see my findings


("dac1":{"value":50})    < This works, confirmed !
Confirmed that this works, after this I get a State message back with all values...

{"dac1":{"value":150}}    This variant also works and gives a state message back.

dac1:{"value":250}        This variant also works and gives a state message back.

The Single line  output1:{"value":true} works but does NOT give back the STATE


Two output's in one go Works but also no STATE message is produced.
output1:{"value":true}
output2:{"value":false}


so i was thinking, whats's the different with my first test
I was able to reproduce
If you go on the TAB Monitor and change somthing there on the channels, the MQTT set command stops working.

I was first playing with the sliders there before i started testing the MQTT bit's

hope this helps you to also reproduce it..

Erik


@admin
did you manage to reproduce?
thanks
Erik