Notification Blind Time
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The Notification Blind Time is used to send the status (open / close) after a certain time. In this time interval, each detected status is counted by the status counter. When the time interval expires, the current status (open / close) and counter are sent to the keep-alive packet.
Notification Blind Time is useful when you are not interested in the events in real-time, but rather want to understand the "final" status of the sensor. E.g. if you install the sensor on a door, there might be a number of opens/closes in a single NBT. The sensor will not send an uplink for every event, but will send the final status of the sensor after NBT interval since the first event.
| Byte index | Hex value β Meaning |
|---|---|
Table 14
Example command, [Hex]: 0x1E0A β the server sets NBT to 10 minutes.
| Byte index | Sent request, [hex] | Received response, [hex] |
|---|---|---|
Table 15
Example command sent from server, [Hex]: 1F;
Example command response, [Hex]: 1F0A => NBT = 0A = 10 minutes.
0
1E - The command code.
1
XX - Notification Blind Time in minutes.
Default value is 0 minutes.
0
1F β Command code.
1F - The command code.
1
XX - NBT in minutes.