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I've seen this STATUS parameter have different values with some messages, so it no longer makes sense to attempt to lock in the type to one of these strings.
129 lines
3.1 KiB
JavaScript
129 lines
3.1 KiB
JavaScript
export class ICParam {
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// "": "PROGRESS";
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ABSMAX;
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ABSMIN;
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ACT;
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ACT1;
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ACT2;
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ACT3;
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ACT4;
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ADDRESS;
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ALK;
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AVAIL;
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BADGE;
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BODY;
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BOOST;
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CALC;
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CALIB;
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CHILD;
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CIRCUIT;
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CITY;
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CLK24A;
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COMUART;
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COOL;
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COOLING;
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COUNT;
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COUNTRY;
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CYACID;
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DAY; // list of characters for each day. MTWRFAU: M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, A=Saturday, U=Sunday. could be empty to mean "no days assigned"
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DLSTIM;
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DLY;
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DNTSTP;
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EMAIL;
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EMAIL2;
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ENABLE;
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FEATR;
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FILTER;
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FREEZE;
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GPM;
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GROUP;
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HEATER; // name of a heater circuit, e.g. "H0001". "00000" means unset/none. also seen to contain the string "HOLD" in some contexts such as when retrieving scheduling information.
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HEATING;
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HITMP; // high temperature threshold in whatever units the system is set to. "78" means 78 degrees fahrenheit for a system in F, "30" means 30 degrees celsius for a system in C
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HNAME;
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HTMODE;
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HTSRC;
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IN;
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LIMIT;
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LISTORD; // sorting order. "2", "3", "4", etc.
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LOCX;
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LOCY;
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LOTMP;
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LSTTMP;
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MANHT;
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MANOVR;
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MANUAL;
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MAX;
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MAXF;
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MIN;
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MINF;
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MODE; // seems to be a number, e.g. "0"
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NAME;
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OBJLIST;
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OBJNAM;
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OBJTYP;
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OFFSET;
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ORPSET;
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ORPTNK;
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ORPVAL;
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PARENT;
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PARTY;
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PASSWRD;
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PERMIT;
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PHONE;
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PHONE2;
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PHSET;
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PHTNK;
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PHVAL;
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PRIM;
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PRIMFLO;
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PRIMTIM;
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PRIOR;
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PROBE;
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PROPNAME;
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PWR;
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QUALTY;
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READY;
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RLY;
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RPM;
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SALT;
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SEC;
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SELECT;
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SERVICE;
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SETTMP;
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SETTMPNC;
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SHARE;
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SHOMNU;
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SINDEX;
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SINGLE;
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SNAME; // friendly name for a circuit, e.g. "Pool"
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SOURCE;
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SMTSRT; // stringified 16-bit bitfield, maybe? "65535"
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SPEED;
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SRIS;
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SSET;
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START; // seems to be very context-sensitive start value. sometimes a hint for how to interpret the TIME field ("ABSTIM"), other times as a single number ("6", in Heater response), and others as perhaps a date (in format "MM,DD,YY" where leading 0s are replaced with spaces, e.g. "12,30,24" vs " 1, 6,25")
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STATE;
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STATIC;
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STATUS; // seen values for this: "STATUS", "ON", "OFF", "OK", and numbers ("4", "1", etc.);
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STOP; // seems to be very context-sensitive stop value. sometimes a hint for how to interpret the TIME field ("ABSTIM"), other times as a single number ("3", in Heater response), and others as perhaps a date (in format "MM,DD,YY" where leading 0s are replaced with spaces, e.g. "12,30,24" vs " 1, 6,25")
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SUBTYP;
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SUPER;
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SWIM;
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SYNC;
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SYSTIM;
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TEMP;
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TIME; // start time in "hh,mm,ss" format (24hr)
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TIMOUT; // seems to sometimes be end time in "hh,mm,ss" format (24hr), i guess that means "timeout" as in "time that this runs out" or something; other times a duration as number of seconds, e.g. "86400"
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TIMZON; // timezone offset from UTC, e.g. "-6"
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UPDATE; // seems to be a date in "MM/DD/YY" format
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USAGE;
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USE;
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VACFLO; // vacation...flow?
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VACTIM; // vacation time?
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VALVE;
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VER;
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VOL;
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ZIP;
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}
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