Explanations for values of mode and mode_01

[adieball]

Hi

is there anywhere an explanation of the values of mode and mode_01? The xls file with the list pof values is not helpful :-)

[svde]

From my notes in one of my scripts:

mode_01;31 00 FA 01 12 00 00;190;i;1;w

0100 256 = standby

0300 768 = heating

0400 1024 = setback

0500 1280 = summer

0b00 2816 = automatic1

0c00 3072 = automatic2

1100 4352 = cooling

mode_01=`/home/stefan/can_progs/can_scan can0 680 180.0112 | grep

"^value" | cut -d " " -f6 | cut -d ")" -f1`

mode;31 00 FA C0 F6;190;d;1;r

0000 = standby, 0001 = heating, 0003 = defrost, 0004 = DHW

mode=`/home/stefan/can_progs/can_scan can0 680 180.c0f6 | grep

"^value" | cut -d " " -f6 | cut -d ")" -f1`

with kind regards, / met vriendelijke groet,

Stefan van der Eijk

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Hi

is there anywhere an explanation of the values of mode and mode_01? The xls file with the list pof values is not helpful :-)

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[adieball]

ok, understood, mode is the general mode and mode_01 the current operating mode. Mine shows mode = 0 and mode_01 = 5 it's currently set to "cooling" how do I interpret the numbers: ---cut---

0100 256 = standby

0300 768 = heating

0400 1024 = setback

0500 1280 = summer

0b00 2816 = automatic1

0c00 3072 = automatic2

1100 4352 = cooling

[svde]

Right now my system is in summer mode:

If I retrieve the value using pyHPSU, this is the output:

$ pyHPSU.py -c mode_01 [{'name': 'mode_01', 'resp': '1280', 'timestamp': 1566641041.721531}]

With can_scan this is the output: $ /home/stefan/can_progs/can_scan can0 680 180.0112 elster-kromschroeder can-bus address scanner and test utility copyright (c) 2014 Jürg Müller, CH-5524

value: 0500 (PROGRAMMSCHALTER Warmwasser)

The pyHPSU output is decimal, can_scan is hexadecimal.