[FHZ] follow-on-for-timer

[Dr. Boris Neubert]

                                             

Hi,

this is for discussion:

if the attribute follow-on-for-timer is set for a FS20 device, an additional
at command is scheduled each time a on-for-timer command is issued. The at
command issues a setstate off. We thus get the following after the
timer has run down:

list hr.Pumpe
Internals:
...
   STATE      off      <<< setstate did this
   TYPE       FS20
...
   Code:
     1          b9d1 00
   Readings:
     2008-11-17 17:40:00   state           on-for-timer 640   <<<< no change
Attributes:
   follow-on-for-timer 1
...

Do you think it would be appropriate to also change the readings from

     2008-11-17 17:40:00   state           on-for-timer 640

to

     2008-11-17 17:50:40   state           off

as well? The advantage of such a change would be pgm3 to show the correct off
state instead of the on-for-timer state.

What do you think?

Regards,
Boris

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