Overheating protection
This section defines the protection mechanic of the 16ADS. It explains how protection limits are set, how protection is triggered and the corresponding events that generate uplink packets.
Additionally, when the protection even occurs the generated uplink is a confirmed one, thus it will be sent every 5 minutes until a confirmation is received from the server.
This is by design in order to assure that this important event message is not lost.
Overheating thresholds
Overheating trigger threshold - This is the temperature at which the overheating protection is triggered and turns off the relay.
Overheating recovery threshold - This is the temperature at which the overheating protection will be turned off and allow the relay to go to its previous state.
Byte index
Bit index
Hex value – Meaning
0
-
1E – The command code.
1
-
XX - Overheating trigger temperature; Default value 0x55 = 85°C.
2
-
XX - Overheat recovery temperature.
Default value 0x46 = 70°C.
Example downlink: 0x1E5A3C – Set the trigger temperature to 0x5A = 90°C and the recovery temperature to 0x3C = 60°C.
Overheating event
The command is sent together with the keepalive of the device. The keepalive data in the example below is omitted for clarity.
Get the overheating event parameters.
Byte index
Bit index
Received response
0
-
60 – The command code.
1
-
Number of overheating events.
2
-
Temperature in Celsius.
Example command: 0x60
Example command: 0x60053C – when we extract the value of the command code, we get the number of overheating events 0x05 = 5 and a temperature of 0x3C = 60°C.
Overheating recovery event
The command is sent together with the keepalive of the device. The keepalive data in the example below is omitted for clarity.
Byte index
Bit index
Received response
0
-
70 – The command code.
1
-
XX - Overheating protection running time, bits - [15:8];
2
-
XX - Overheating protection running time, bits - [7:0].
Example command: 0x70
Example command: 0x70002A – When we extract the value of the command code, we get the overheating protection running time 0x002A = 42 seconds.
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