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Official list of parameters #17

Open gdsjgh opened 5 years ago

gdsjgh commented 5 years ago

Hi,

In the readme file you mention to use the various parameters to create switches and climate entries. I stumbled upon the following list on Nibe's website: https://api.nibeuplink.com/docs/v1/Parameters

Do you use another list for your implementation? If not is the list I provided exhaustive or have you implemented other parameters?

Thanks!

popperx commented 4 years ago

I will tomorrow. Thanks!

popperx commented 4 years ago

It works. I got all my old sensors back. Not only the 40004 I asked for, so I don't know what the parameter is for. But that's ok. Thanks!

BasTijs commented 4 years ago

Does someone know if it would be possible to block the compressor/heating based on a sensor input through the nibe write capabilities? I want to block my heating if the BT71 sensor is above a certain point, to reduce the number of start/stops.

noname878 commented 3 years ago

There's also a telnet service running on port 23 which drops the connection anytime I try to connect, which may mean it's busy and already connected to somewhere.

Try this: Create a file named „TELNET.KEY“ with the word „dextermorgan“ (without quotes) in it. Put the file on a USB stick and insert the stick into the USB port of the NIBE. There will appear a key in the heat pump symbol at the main menu. Now the telnet connection seems to stay, but the heat pump doesnt send any text....

bohtho commented 3 years ago

There's also a telnet service running on port 23 which drops the connection anytime I try to connect, which may mean it's busy and already connected to somewhere.

Try this: Create a file named „TELNET.KEY“ with the word „dextermorgan“ (without quotes) in it. Put the file on a USB stick and insert the stick into the USB port of the NIBE. There will appear a key in the heat pump symbol at the main menu. Now the telnet connection seems to stay, but the heat pump doesnt send any text....

This is really interesting! How did you come about the password?!

I wonder if it needs a command for each type of reply.

elupus commented 2 years ago

@bohtho did you test that telnet key stuff? Seems he registered on github just to write that comment. That's his only activity. So it's likely internal info. But i get no reaction trying it on my pump. Felt a bit scary given what Dexter Morgan did for a living :)

bohtho commented 2 years ago

Very odd. But no, I never went that route, especially since he said he didn’t get a response from the heat pump. I have a Modbus to WiFi gateway I need to remove dust from and finish adjusting, while I use your project (Hass nibe) in the meantime.

anyone else tried the Telnet stuff?

sp1ritCS commented 1 year ago

But i get no reaction trying it on my pump anyone else tried the Telnet stuff?

bit late, but this worked for me. @elupus maybe your file / partitioning wasn't what it expected. (I chose a MBR partitioned drive with a single 4G partition (part. label 0x0b [WIN FAT32])) with a FAT32 partition labeled "Drive". There I put as instructed the "TELNET.KEY" file containing only dextermorgan (without an additional newline that is commonly inserted by text editors / echo).

This results in the connections not being dropped anymore, I however have no idea how to communicate over it (doesn't reply with anything I write it).

viktorcessan commented 8 months ago

Does someone know if it would be possible to block the compressor/heating based on a sensor input through the nibe write capabilities? I want to block my heating if the BT71 sensor is above a certain point, to reduce the number of start/stops.

Did you ever solve this? Asking for me.