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Sending different init frames to a slave... #204

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Gubelat opened this issue Oct 20, 2022 · 2 comments
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Sending different init frames to a slave... #204

Gubelat opened this issue Oct 20, 2022 · 2 comments

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Gubelat commented Oct 20, 2022

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What should this issue tell anyone? @Gubelat

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Gubelat commented Oct 21, 2022

Sorry, i was not able to delete this headline. and it was late Yesterday.
The Problem is that my Heatmeter is running on batteries. So it restrict the amount of readouts in standard telegram mode.
If i run the serial meter readout tool, i am only can poll data every 69 minutes for standard telegrams. If i run it for short telegrams i can run the readout every 5 minutes without restrictions.

So i need to send a special init Frame to the meter to get this short telegrams.

The sequence looks like this:
( the full spec for the Meter is attached to this post in German and in English, init frames are described on page 6 )

Switching to short telegram mode: 1 response telegram:
68 04 04 68 73 PB 50 50 CS or
68 04 04 68 73 PB 53 50 CS
"50” means sending instantaneous values (for controls)

PB = Primary Bus Adress
CS = Checksum

The question is now how to edit the source code for sending this init Frame to the Meter?
There is no command line option to allow sending other init frames.

German Original Specification:

Mbus telegramm spec sensonic 3_08.09.pdf

Englisch Translation (Gooogle)
Mbus telegramm spec sensonic 3_08.09.de.en.pdf

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