Automatic setback temperature
Automatic setback temperature (manual boost)
This functionality, if enabled, is used to restore the target temperature after a defined time, when it is manually changed by somebody.
If meanwhile a new target temperature is set by the server (via a downlink command), it cancels the automatic setback functionality, effectively becoming the new setback temperature.
Byte index
Hex value / Meaning
0
61 – command code
1
XX – Time that should elapse before the setback target temperature is restored. The step is 10 minutes, so the target temperature can be restored after up to 2550 minutes.
When 0, disable the functionality.
Default value – 0.
Example command: 0x6106
0x06 = 6 * 10 = 60 minutes – the target temperature will be restored to the previously set one after 60 minutes.
Hex value – Meaning
Byte index
Sent request
Received response
0
62 – The command code.
62 – The command code.
1
Time value as described in Set command.
Example command: 0x62
Example response: 0x6200 – the functionality is disabled, if the target temperature is changed manually, it will remain at whatever level it has been changed and not revert.
Additional notifications
This command is one that is automatically sent by the device when there is an even that requires a specific notification (outside of the regular keep-alive).
Byte index
Bit index
Hex value / Meaning
0
58 – command code
1
7:1
Reserved for future use.
1
0
Set when target temperature has automatically been restored after a Manual boost.
1
1
Set when the target temperature has changed due to Internal Heating Schedule.
2
Reserved for future use.
Example command: 0x580100 – notify that the target temperature has been changed manually and automatically restored after the defined time.
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