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!000v?; Request addresses and version numbers of all RQ elements

!000r? Request the position of all the RQ60 controllers (blinds are open, closed, 60%, etc)

!T96v?; Request the version # of the motor controller with an address of T96

!QFTr?; Request the position of the motor controller with an address of QFT

!P9Pm62; Request motor controller P9P to go to 62%

!WBTc; Request motor controller WBT to close its drapes

!WBTo; Request motor controller WBT to open its drapes

!WBTs; Tell motor controller WBT to stop

A quick comment. If you issue the global command !000r?; requesting the position of all the motor

controllers, you will only get responses from motors that have been calibrated. In addition, if you issue

the command !XYZr?; to a motor controller that has not been calibrated, you will get an error response

of !XYZEnc; indicating it is not calibrated. To calibrate the motor controller with the address XYZ, send

!XYZpTC;.

We have only touched the tip of the iceberg on the power and flexibility of the RQ system, but this gives

you a good introduction.

ESI RQ System – Triggering an event

Remember that earlier in this document, we commented that the RQ system is bidirectional. We can

use this bidirectional capability to trigger another event. Let’s say that you, the user, would like to turn

on an overhead light anytime someone manually closes a blind. Here’s the procedure for setting that

up.

First, cause the blind to close, probably from a handheld control of some kind. Then, determine what

the commands are that were sent. One way to do this would be to use the Receive webpage on the

RUC. Here is a screen capture where we captured a button press from a manual controller telling the

motor controller with address WBT to close.

Recognize that a 00 indicates fully open, while a 99 indicates fully closed.

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