External temperature measurement

1. Automatic temperature control mode with external temperature reading

This command activates/deactivates the automatic temp. control mode with external temp. reading.

Byte index

Hex value – Meaning

0

35 – The command code.

1

00: Deactivate the automatic temp. control mode; Default value.

01: Activate the automatic temp. control mode.

Example downlink: 0x3501 – Activate the automatic temp. control mode with external temp. reading.

2. External temperature sensor value

The server sends this command to Fan Coil Thermostat device when it has a new measured temperature by the external sensor. This external temperature will be used by Fan Coil Thermostat for the internal temperature control algorithm. The commands are detailed in the tables below.

2.1 Set еxternal temperature sensor value with resolution 1.0°C

Byte index

Hex value - Meaning

0

3B – The command code.

1

XX – The ext. temperature in degrees Celsius. The value must be greater than 0°C!

Example downlink: 0x3B14 – the server notifies Fan Coil Thermostat that the measured temperature by the external sensor is 0x14[HEX] => 20[DEC] = 20°C.

The allowed range is 1...99°C (1.0°C resolution).

2.2 Set/Get еxternal temperature sensor value with resolution 0.1°C

You can set the external temperature with the command:

Byte index

Hex value – Meaning

0

3C – The command code.

1

XX - T[15:8].

2

XX - T[7:0].

T[15:0] = Texternal[°C] * 10; The value of Texternal[°C] must be greater than 0°C!

Example command: 0x3C0102 - the server notifies the Fan Coil Thermostat that the measured temperature by the external sensor is 25.8°C => 25.8 * 10 = 258 [DEC] => 0x0102 [HEX];

The allowed range is 0.1...99.9°C (0.1°C resolution).

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