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Address Types
Mat931 edited this page Feb 11, 2024
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Depending on your doorbell system the device addresses can have a different length and structure. If your receiver log shows addresses like [XXXX > XXXX]
your system uses 2-byte addresses. For 3-byte addresses the format is [XXXXXX > XXXXXX]
and you need to set three_byte_address: true
when transmitting any messages to the bus.
2-byte address | 3-byte address | Device Type | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
10XX | 0001XX | Indoor Station | XX is the index of the indoor station in hexadecimal format. You can find the index of your station in decimal format on the back of the device, set by two dials. (X1 and X10) |
20XX | 0002XX | Outdoor Station | XX is the index of the outdoor station in hexadecimal format. |
3001 | 000301 | Unknown (Gateway?) | |
40XX | 0004XX | Switch actuator (Door) | XX is the index of the switch actuator in hexadecimal format. |
? | 000500 | Unknown (Elevator?) | |
? | 000E01 | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
? | 001301 | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
? | 002001 | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
? | 0020FF | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
? | 00FFFF | Unknown (Broadcast?) | Only seen as a destination address. |
80XX | ? | Actuator | Only seen as a destination address. |
900X | ? | Camera (?) | Seen when synchronizing the camera list. |