I’m in the process of extending it to do things like break up the extended message types into classes that decode their meaning, as well as generally clearing the warnings etc.

Dan, Drop me a line if you want to see my changes.

js, I get a NAK from passing in 9, which given I have only 1 thermo might explain things. Perhaps there’s a maximum that can be passed in?

status = c.reqObjectStatus(Message.OBJ_TYPE_THERMO,1,9);

I noticed you hard-coded 9 in there instead of using the capacity returned by the earlier call to reqObjectTypeCapacities().. on my OPII that returns 64.

when I try passing that value into reqObjectStatus I get a NACK message but when I use your hard-coded value of 9, it works..

is this an HAI protocol error or is there something else going on here which I’m not understanding?

while(current < endObject){
next = 25;

i couldn’t figure out where the 25 came from, or why you break up requests this way.. is this to keep individual messages below a particular size?

is there a newer version of your library or is this the latest?

Thanks,
Ryan

Thanks,
Joel