[mh] Insteon problems with new PLM

Seann via misterhouse-users <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.misc.misterhouse.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
All,
I recently replaced my old, and issue prone PLM (2412S V3.1) with a new 
model, a 2413s. While running into issues that I have seen on the 
mailing list and forums before, mainly with having to manually re-link 
devices with the PLM, I came across an error that I can't find any data on.
Two of my lamplinc devices refused to sync or link (manual linking 
doesn't seem to take either, have tried it two times each way, via link 
as controller in MH, and by manually on the PLM via the set button), and 
return the error "pre_nak_long_db_search" as part of the NACK sent 
back.  I can't find anything at all on google for this specific message, 
so I am stumped and wondering if anyone else has seen this?
The other issue I have run into is I have a Keypadlinc that is refusing 
to sync/link, but unlike the lamplinc's it doesn't return an actual NAK 
message, it just blankly NACK's anything from the new PLM, even after a 
factory reset.

I am running the latest master branch code, and aside from dropped 
messages and table errors on the old PLM, things were working very well 
on my issue devices mentioned above.


The logs for this, on debug are:
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Scan all link tables] Now scanning: 
$Ceiling_fan_light (3 of 15)
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Insteon::AllLinkDatabase] WARN The link table for 
$Ceiling_fan_light has changed.
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Insteon::ALDB_i2] $Ceiling_fan_light reading ALDB at 
location: 0x0000
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Insteon::BaseObject] WARN!! encountered a nack 
message () for $Ceiling_fan_light.  It may be unplugged, have a burned 
out bulb, or this may be a new I2CS type device that must first be 
manually linked to the PLM using the set button.
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Insteon::BaseObject] WARN: Now calling message 
failure callback: &Insteon::_get_next_linkscan_failure(1)
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Scan all link tables] WARN: failure occurred when 
scanning $Ceiling_fan_light.  Moving on...
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Scan all link tables] Now scanning: $Left_Nightstand 
(4 of 15)
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Insteon::AllLinkDatabase] WARN The link table for 
$Left_Nightstand has changed.
10/16/19 14:38:50  [Insteon::ALDB_i2] $Left_Nightstand reading ALDB at 
location: 0x0000
10/16/19 14:38:51  [Insteon::BaseInterface] DEBUG: PLM 
command:insteon_ext_received; Device command:read_write_aldb; 
type:direct; group:
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Insteon::BaseObject] WARN!! encountered a nack 
message (pre_nak_long_db_search) for $Left_Nightstand.  It may be 
unplugged, have a burned out bulb, or this may be a new I2CS type device 
that must first be manually linked to the PLM using the set button.
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Insteon::BaseObject] WARN: Now calling message 
failure callback: &Insteon::_get_next_linkscan_failure(1)
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Scan all link tables] WARN: failure occurred when 
scanning $Left_Nightstand.  Moving on...
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Scan all link tables] Now scanning: 
$Right_Nightstand (5 of 15)
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Insteon::AllLinkDatabase] WARN The link table for 
$Right_Nightstand has changed.
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Insteon::ALDB_i2] $Right_Nightstand reading ALDB at 
location: 0x0000
10/16/19 14:38:52  [Insteon::BaseInterface] DEBUG: PLM 
command:insteon_ext_received; Device command:read_write_aldb; 
type:direct; group:
10/16/19 14:38:53  [Insteon::BaseObject] WARN!! encountered a nack 
message (pre_nak_long_db_search) for $Right_Nightstand.  It may be 
unplugged, have a burned out bulb, or this may be a new I2CS type device 
that must first be manually linked to the PLM using the set button.
10/16/19 14:38:53  [Insteon::BaseObject] WARN: Now calling message 
failure callback: &Insteon::_get_next_linkscan_failure(1)
10/16/19 14:38:53  [Scan all link tables] WARN: failure occurred when 
scanning $Right_Nightstand.  Moving on...

Has anyone seen, and come up with a resolution on this?

Regards,
Seann






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