Difference between revisions of "LSL Protocol/Restrained Love Open Relay Group/mode"
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This extension is purely informational, allowing a controller to query the relay to obtain its operational mode. | This extension is purely informational, allowing a controller to query the relay to obtain its operational mode. | ||
; Description: The controller sends the command !x-mode to the relay, which responds with its current operating mode. | |||
; Syntax: | |||
:: Controller: !x-mode | |||
:: Relay: !x-mode,(ask,auto)/(none,black,white,blackwhite) | |||
; Usage: | |||
:: A device needs precise timing or multiple controllers in series to work, and requires different methods for Ask mode or Auto mode relays, for compatibility. | |||
; Notes: | |||
:: Some Relays have a "semi auto" or "playful" mode, which allows "=force" commands, but not restrictions. This should be considered "ask" unless there is significant reason to have a third identifier. | |||
:: Relays that have "Landowner Trusted" as an option should also be considered "ask" mode if they ask permissions for non-trusted objects, since not all RLV devices may be Landowner's. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:16, 15 February 2013
mode
STATUS: proposal
version: 000
This extension is purely informational, allowing a controller to query the relay to obtain its operational mode.
- Description
- The controller sends the command !x-mode to the relay, which responds with its current operating mode.
- Syntax
-
- Controller: !x-mode
- Relay: !x-mode,(ask,auto)/(none,black,white,blackwhite)
- Usage
-
- A device needs precise timing or multiple controllers in series to work, and requires different methods for Ask mode or Auto mode relays, for compatibility.
- Notes
-
- Some Relays have a "semi auto" or "playful" mode, which allows "=force" commands, but not restrictions. This should be considered "ask" unless there is significant reason to have a third identifier.
- Relays that have "Landowner Trusted" as an option should also be considered "ask" mode if they ask permissions for non-trusted objects, since not all RLV devices may be Landowner's.