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MAX: fix WallThermostat Ack parsing

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git-svn-id: https://fhem.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/fhem/trunk/fhem@2521 2b470e98-0d58-463d-a4d8-8e2adae1ed80
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mgehre
2013-01-15 22:50:30 +00:00
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@@ -511,9 +511,9 @@ MAX_Parse($$)
if( length($args[0]) == 4 ) { if( length($args[0]) == 4 ) {
#This is the message that WallMountedThermostats send to paired HeatingThermostats #This is the message that WallMountedThermostats send to paired HeatingThermostats
($desiredTemperature,$temperature) = unpack("CC",pack("H*",$args[0])); ($desiredTemperature,$temperature) = unpack("CC",pack("H*",$args[0]));
} elsif( length($args[0]) == 14 or length($args[0]) == 13) { } elsif( length($args[0]) == 14 or length($args[0]) == 12) {
#len=14: This is the message we get from the Cube over MAXLAN and which is probably send by WallMountedThermostats to the Cube #len=14: This is the message we get from the Cube over MAXLAN and which is probably send by WallMountedThermostats to the Cube
#len=13: Payload of the Ack message, last field "temperature" is missing #len=12: Payload of the Ack message, last field "temperature" is missing
($bits2,$displayActualTemperature,$desiredTemperature,$null1,$heaterTemperature,$null2,$temperature) = unpack("aCCCCCC",pack("H*",$args[0])); ($bits2,$displayActualTemperature,$desiredTemperature,$null1,$heaterTemperature,$null2,$temperature) = unpack("aCCCCCC",pack("H*",$args[0]));
#$heaterTemperature/10 is the temperature measured by a paired HeatingThermostat #$heaterTemperature/10 is the temperature measured by a paired HeatingThermostat
#we don't do anything with it here, because this value also appears as temperature in the HeatingThermostat's ThermostatState message #we don't do anything with it here, because this value also appears as temperature in the HeatingThermostat's ThermostatState message