If there is a user setup on the switch with access to only 3 outlets (2,3 and 5 for example) then if you try to operate outlet 5 you get
File "C:\xxx\dlipower\dlipower.py", line 431, in determine_outlet
raise DLIPowerException('Outlet number %d out of range' % outlet_int)
dlipower.dlipower.DLIPowerException: Outlet number 5 out of range
It assumes because it can only see 3 outlets they should be numbered 1,2,3
The relevant variables are:
outlet =5
outlets=[[2, '4-2', 'ON'], [3, '4-3', 'ON'], [5, '4-5', 'ON']]
len=3
Without changing the code the only solution seems to be to use 'admin' user.
If there is a user setup on the switch with access to only 3 outlets (2,3 and 5 for example) then if you try to operate outlet 5 you get
File "C:\xxx\dlipower\dlipower.py", line 431, in determine_outlet
raise DLIPowerException('Outlet number %d out of range' % outlet_int)
dlipower.dlipower.DLIPowerException: Outlet number 5 out of range
It assumes because it can only see 3 outlets they should be numbered 1,2,3
The relevant variables are:
outlet =5
outlets=[[2, '4-2', 'ON'], [3, '4-3', 'ON'], [5, '4-5', 'ON']]
len=3
Without changing the code the only solution seems to be to use 'admin' user.