#<ch>:<object>:<GET|SET>

#0:POWER:GET
#0:POWER:SET <value> ; value={0, 500 .. 3500}

#0:POTI:GET ; returns {0..1023}
#0:SWITCH:GET ; returns {0, 1}

#0:INTERVAL:GET
#0:INTERVAL:SET <value> ; in milliseconds, 0 means no reporting

Commands:
+------------+------+
|   Header   | Data |
+------------+------+
|SEQ|CODE|LEN| DATA |
+------------+------+
SEQ = 1..255
CODE = Command code
LEN = length of data [bytes]

* Command / Response codes:
0x80: OK
0xFF: ERR

Commands
0x01: CMD_CONFIG_SET -> RSP_SET_CONFIG, OK, ERR
0x02: CMD_CONFIG_GET -> RSP_GET_CONFIG, ERR
0x03: CMD_PWR_SET -> RSP_SET_PWR, OK, ERR
0x04: CMD_PWR_GET -> RSP_GET_PWR, ERR
0x05: CMD_POTI_GET -> RSP_GET_POTI, ERR
0x06: CMD_SWITCH_GET -> RSP_GET_SWITCH, ERR

Responses
0x81: RSP_CONFIG_SET
0x82: RSP_CONFIG_GET
0x83: RSP_PWR_SET
0x84: RSP_PWR_GET
0x85: RSP_POTI_GET
0x86: RSP_SWITCH_GET

Notifications
Are responses with SEQ-number set to 0

Beispiel
CMD_PWR_SET(3500):
01, 03, 02, AC, 0D


OK:RSP_PWR_SET:
01, 83, 02, AC, 0D

ERR:
01, FF, 02, <2 byte Fehler code>