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Thanks again!
Also, is there any particular reason why cwm does not or can not display flag status ?
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The problem with display of flags is due to the CWM firmware
The next version should fix this
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Great thanks! Will the applet designer be updated also to allow the inclusion of flags?
Any approximation of when this will be released?
Thanks again
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Oops Sorry about that You are correct, you obviously know more about CWMN than me. The applet does not allow the status of flags at the moment and the UCM firmware will not fix that
We will look at that change in future. As a workaround, perhaps you can use Counters instead of Flags
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No bother, will look at the counters option! Prob
Means dumping the strategy of using flags on my comfigurator file and switching to counters
Another thing I noticed with cwm is that it does not display response names even whenlibkibg to the correct comfigurator file which is a serious pain! Same goes with x10 devices!!
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Eamon
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Thanks ident,
It does make the cwm a bit Redundant if that us the case :-(. Is a fix planned or difficult to implement ?
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X10 is generallly difficult to monitor and the usage is going down
I suggest a workaround of using X10 Responses to load Counters so you can use Counters to monitor the X10 status
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God idea, will give it a go! My entire house was wired 10 years ago with din rail x10 modules! Nit easy or cheap to replace with the z wave eib or cbus!
Thanks
Eamon