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imageQuery {[str]} -- [Image Search Query]
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node (Object or ObjectID): Node
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service (ObjectID): Service ID
write_token (ObjectID): Token ID
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node (Object or ObjectID): Node
check (ObjectID): Check ID
service (ObjectID): Service ID
write_token (ObjectID): Token ID
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Parameters:
dc (str): Specify datacenter that will be used.
Defaults to the agent's local datacenter.
near (str): Sort the node list in ascending order based on the
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watch (Blocking): Do a blocking query
consistency (Consistency): Force consistency
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dc (str): Specify datacenter that will be used.
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near (str): Sort the node list in ascending order based on the
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watch (Blocking): Do a blocking query
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start,
payload
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start_low = (start & constants.BYTEMASK)
start_high = (start >> 8) & constants.BYTEMASK
if function == constants.FUNC_READ:
payload_length = 0
length_low = (constants.RW_LENGTH_ALL & constants.BYTEMASK)
length_high = (constants.RW_LENGTH_ALL
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protocol,
source,
function,
start,
payload
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"""Forms a message payload, including CRC"""
data = self._hm_form_message(
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crc = CRC16()
data = data + crc.run(data)
return data | python | def _hm_form_message_crc(
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protocol,
source,
function,
start,
payload
):
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data = self._hm_form_message(
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data = data + crc.run(data)
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# expectedLength only used for read msgs as always 7 for write
badresponse = 0
if protocol == constants.HMV3_ID:
checksum = datal[len(datal) - 2:]
rxmsg = datal[:len(datal) - 2]
crc = CRC16() # Initialises the CRC
expectedchecksum = crc.run(rxmsg)
if expectedchecksum == checksum:
logging.info("CRC is correct")
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logging.error("CRC is INCORRECT")
serror = "Incorrect CRC"
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
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frame_len_l = datal[1]
frame_len_h = datal[2]
frame_len = (frame_len_h << 8) | frame_len_l
source_addr = datal[3]
func_code = datal[4]
if (dest_addr != 129 and dest_addr != 160):
logging.info("dest_addr is ILLEGAL")
serror = "Illegal Dest Addr: %s\n" % (dest_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
if dest_addr != thermostat_id:
logging.info("dest_addr is INCORRECT")
serror = "Incorrect Dest Addr: %s\n" % (dest_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
if (source_addr < 1 or source_addr > 32):
logging.info("source_addr is ILLEGAL")
serror = "Illegal Src Addr: %s\n" % (source_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
if source_addr != source:
logging.info("source addr is INCORRECT")
serror = "Incorrect Src Addr: %s\n" % (source_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
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func_code != constants.FUNC_WRITE
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serror = "Unknown Func Code: %s\n" % (func_code)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
if func_code != expectedFunction:
logging.info("Func Code is UNEXPECTED")
serror = "Unexpected Func Code: %s\n" % (func_code)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
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):
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logging.info("response length is INCORRECT")
serror = "Incorrect length: %s\n" % (frame_len)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
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sys.stderr.write(serror)
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# sys.stderr.write(s)
# badresponse += 1
if (badresponse == 0):
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self,
thermostat_id,
protocol,
source,
expectedFunction,
expectedLength,
datal
):
"""Verifies message appears legal"""
# expectedLength only used for read msgs as always 7 for write
badresponse = 0
if protocol == constants.HMV3_ID:
checksum = datal[len(datal) - 2:]
rxmsg = datal[:len(datal) - 2]
crc = CRC16() # Initialises the CRC
expectedchecksum = crc.run(rxmsg)
if expectedchecksum == checksum:
logging.info("CRC is correct")
else:
logging.error("CRC is INCORRECT")
serror = "Incorrect CRC"
sys.stderr.write(serror)
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frame_len_l = datal[1]
frame_len_h = datal[2]
frame_len = (frame_len_h << 8) | frame_len_l
source_addr = datal[3]
func_code = datal[4]
if (dest_addr != 129 and dest_addr != 160):
logging.info("dest_addr is ILLEGAL")
serror = "Illegal Dest Addr: %s\n" % (dest_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
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logging.info("dest_addr is INCORRECT")
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sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
if (source_addr < 1 or source_addr > 32):
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serror = "Illegal Src Addr: %s\n" % (source_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
badresponse += 1
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logging.info("source addr is INCORRECT")
serror = "Incorrect Src Addr: %s\n" % (source_addr)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
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serror = "Unknown Func Code: %s\n" % (func_code)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
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logging.info("Func Code is UNEXPECTED")
serror = "Unexpected Func Code: %s\n" % (func_code)
sys.stderr.write(serror)
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try:
serial_message = message
self.conn.write(serial_message) # Write a string
except serial.SerialTimeoutException:
serror = "Write timeout error: \n"
sys.stderr.write(serror)
# Now wait for reply
byteread = self.conn.read(159)
# NB max return is 75 in 5/2 mode or 159 in 7day mode
datal = list(byteread)
return datal | python | def _hm_send_msg(self, message):
"""This is the only interface to the serial connection."""
try:
serial_message = message
self.conn.write(serial_message) # Write a string
except serial.SerialTimeoutException:
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response = self._hm_send_address(self.address, 0, 0, 0)
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