General Configuration Bytes
- Page 0 -> Controller specific data
- Number of output modules: This byte specifies the number of output (output, dim control, shutter/curtain ...) modules known by the Master controller on the RS485 bus. Maximum 80.
- Number of input modules: This byte specifies the number of input (input, can control ...) modules known by the Master controller on the RS485 bus. Maximum 80.
- Number of sensor modules: This byte specifies the number of sensor modules known by the Master controller on the RS485 bus. Maximum 16.
Data output modules
- Page 1 – 80 -> Contains data of the output modules (80 modules maximum, 640 outputs -> 0-639)
The output data can be found back from page 1 till page 80. These Pages that contains active data depending on Page0/Byte1.
Every output Module (that can be configured in normal or Roller/Shutter mode) has its own output page which contains the normal output data and the Roller/Shutter data:
- This page is entirely used for output module 0.
- This page is entirely used for output module 1.
- This page is entirely used for output module 2.
...
- This page is entirely used for output module 79.
- Every output page has following structure
Output data
- Byte 0: Type device (more information see document “Technical device information”)
- Byte 1: ID1 (ID1, 2, 3 gives the unique ID of the device)
- Byte 2: ID2
- Byte 3: ID3
- Byte 4: Firmware Version F1 (Major)
- Byte 5: Firmware Version F2 (Minor)
- Byte 6: Firmware Version F3 (Built)
- Standard Timer values for an output to be used. Each timer value has a word format and is programmed in 2 bytes (first byte LSB). The function of this word is decibed in the Timer Type Byte..
- Byte 7 (LSB) and 8 (MSB) will specify the timer value for output 0
- Byte 9 (LSB) and 10 (MSB) will specify the timer value for output 1
- ...
- Byte 21 (LSB) and 22 (MSB) will specify the timer value for output 7
- Standard Timer values for an output to be used. Each output has a timer type
- Byte 23 Timer type for output 0
- Byte 24 Timer type for output 1
- ...
- Byte 30 Timer type for output 7
- When Timer Type=0 or 255 -> Timer not active or not configured
- When Timer Type=1 -> Timer value contains 100ms value in other words, if for example the Timer value (word) = 6004, the timer is set to 600.4 seconds
- When Timer Type=2 -> Timer value contains second value in other words, if for example the Timer value (word) = 6004, the timer is set to 604 seconds
- When Timer Type=3 -> Time value contains switch off time (MSB=Hour, LSB=minute)
- Byte 31: Output type byte output0 (=0: standard output, >0: Light output)
- Byte 32: Output Type byte output1 (=0: standard output, >0: Light output)
- …
- Byte 38: Output Type byte output7 (=0: standard output, >0: Light output)
- Output Type byte will indicate if the indicated output is a light or not. When specific instruction (by using action type 163 for example) to switch off a light will be used, only lights (and not outputs) will be switched off.
- Byte 39: Minimum output level when dimming for Output 0.
- Byte 40: Minimum output level when dimming for Output 0.
- …
- Byte 46: Minimum output level when dimming for Output 7.
- Note: When the standard value (255) of eeprom is used, the minimum value is set on 8. The programmed value should be between 0 and 62.
Up/Down Timer settings of an individual Roller/Shutter
- Byte 64: Up Timer for Roller/Shutter 0
- Byte 65: Down Timer for Roller/Shutter 0
- Byte 66: Up Timer for Roller/Shutter 1
- Byte 67: Down Timer for Roller/Shutter 1
…
- Byte 70: Up Timer for Roller/Shutter 3
- Byte 71: Down Timer for Roller/Shutter 3
Note: This timer setting is in seconds, when 0 the timer is not in use.
Roller/Shutter config byte
- Byte 72: config byte for Roller/Shutter0.
- BIT0 (Least significant): UP/DOWN config BIT: If BIT0=1 then the first output of the 2 outputs will be the UP direction (and the other output will be the DOWN direction), if BIT0=0 then the second output will be the UP direction
- BIT1: Not used yet
- BIT2: Not used yet
- BIT3: Not used yet
- BIT4: Not used yet
- BIT5: Not used yet
- BIT6: Not used yet
- BIT7 (Most significant): Not used yet
- Byte 73: config byte for Roller/Shutter1.
- BIT0 (Least significant): UP/DOWN config BIT: If BIT0=1 then the first output of the 2 outputs will be the UP direction (and the other output will be the DOWN direction), if BIT0=0 then the second output will be the UP direction
- BIT1: Not used yet
- BIT2: Not used yet
- BIT3: Not used yet
- BIT4: Not used yet
- BIT5: Not used yet
- BIT6: Not used yet
- BIT7 (Most significant): Not used yet
- Byte 74: config byte for Roller/Shutter2.
- BIT0 (Least significant): UP/DOWN config BIT: If BIT0=1 then the first output of the 2 outputs will be the UP direction (and the other output will be the DOWN direction), if BIT0=0 then the second output will be the UP direction
- BIT1: Not used yet
- BIT2: Not used yet
- BIT3: Not used yet
- BIT4: Not used yet
- BIT5: Not used yet
- BIT6: Not used yet
- BIT7 (Most significant): Not used yet
- Byte 75: config byte for Roller/Shutter3.
- BIT0 (Least significant): UP/DOWN config BIT: If BIT0=1 then the first output of the 2 outputs will be the UP direction (and the other output will be the DOWN direction), if BIT0=0 then the second output will be the UP direction
- BIT1: Not used yet
- BIT2: Not used yet
- BIT3: Not used yet
- BIT4: Not used yet
- BIT5: Not used yet
- BIT6: Not used yet
- BIT7 (Most significant): Not used yet
ascii Names outputs
- Byte 128 – 143: ascii name of the first output of this module (16 characters)
- Byte 144 – 159: ascii name of the second output of this module (16 characters)
- …
- Byte 240 – 255: ascii name of the last output (16 characters)
Data input modules
- Page 81 – 240 -> Contains data of the input modules (80 modules maximum, 640 inputs -> 0-639)
The input data can be found back from page 81 till page 240, each input module has 2 pages. These Pages that contains active data depending on Page0/Byte2.
Every input Module has 2 input pages which contains all the input and configuration data:
- These pages are entirely used for input module 0. Page 81 is the first page, 82 the second.
- These pages are entirely used for input module 1. Page 83 is the first page, 84 the second.
- These pages are entirely used for input module 2. Page 85 is the first page, 86 the second.
...
- These pages are entirely used for input module 79. Page 239 is the first page, 240 the second.
- Every input page has following structure
Input data
- Byte 0: Type device (more information see document “Technical device information”)
- Byte 1: ID1 (ID1, 2, 3 gives the unique ID of the device)
- Byte 2: ID2
- Byte 3: ID3
- Byte 4: Firmware Version F1 (Major)
- Byte 5: Firmware Version F2 (Minor)
- Byte 6: Firmware Version F3 (Built)
Input configuration
| Page
|
Byte
|
| First page |
7-14
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Each input has 1 configuration byte, 8 configuration bytes per module. Each BIT of the configuration byte represents an input configuration. BIT0 is the least significant BIT of the configuration BYTE, BIT7 is the most significant BIT.
- Configuration Byte:
- BIT0: On the different inputs of the OpenMotics system, both NC (normally close, BIT0=0) and NO (normally open, BIT0=1) switches can be connected. In this byte, in BIT0, you can program for each input if the input is NO or NC. Standard, all inputs are programmed as NO (BIT0=1).
- Configuration Byte:
- BIT0: On the different inputs of the OpenMotics system, both NC (normally close, BIT0=0) and NO (normally open, BIT0=1) switches can be connected. In this byte, in BIT0, you can program for each input if the input is NO or NC. Standard, all inputs are programmed as NO (BIT0=1).
…
- Configuration Byte:
- BIT0: On the different inputs of the OpenMotics system, both NC (normally close, BIT0=0) and NO (normally open, BIT0=1) switches can be connected. In this byte, in BIT0, you can program for each input if the input is NO or NC. Standard, all inputs are programmed as NO (BIT0=1).
ascii Names inputs
| Page
|
Byte
|
| First page |
128-255
|
- Byte 128 – 143: ascii name of the first input of this module (16 characters)
- Byte 144 – 159: ascii name of the second input of this module (16 characters)
- …
- Byte 240 – 255: ascii name of the last input (16 characters)
Toggle input link
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
0-15
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For each input, an output or a special function (basic actions) can be linked. This is configured in the following bytes:
- Byte 0: MSB of the input link word of input 0 of this input module
- Byte 1: LSB of the input link word of input 0 of this input module
- Byte 2: MSB of the input link word of input 1 of this input module
- Byte 3: LSB of the input link word of input 1 of this input module
- Byte 4: MSB of the input link word of input 2 of this input module
- Byte 5: LSB of the input link word of input 2 of this input module
- …
The input link word has following configuration:
- BIT 0-9: These bits contains the output number of the output to be toggled by input x (only works when BIT10,12,13,14,15=0)
- BIT10: 0->Toggle output in BIT0-9 is used, 1->"input action press" basic actions, "input action release" basic actions etc are being used
- BIT11: 1-> Dimming up when the BIT10=0 and BIT0-9 contains a dimmer output, 0->Dimming down when the BIT10=0 and BIT0-9 contains a dimmer output (this bit can be ignored when programming the input link word)
- BIT12: 1-> 1 second press & hold function is programmed, 0-> 1 second press & hold function is not programmed
- BIT13: 1-> 2 second press & hold function is programmed, 0-> 2 second press & hold function is not programmed
- BIT14: Not used
- BIT15: 1-> Double press is programmed, 0-> Double press is not programmed
Input action "Press"
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
16-63
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Each input can be linked to a basic action (6 bytes) when the input is pressed. See Action Types AIO for more details about the possible basic actions that can be used.
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
16-21
|
These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 0 of this module:
- Byte 16: Type
- Byte 17: Action
- Byte 18: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 19: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 20: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 21: Extra Parameter (LSB)
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
22-27
|
These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 1 of this module:
- Byte 22: Type
- Byte 23: Action
- Byte 24: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 25: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 26: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 27: Extra Parameter (LSB)
...
Input action "Release"
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
64-111
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Each input can be linked to a basic action (6 bytes) when the input is released. See Action Types AIO for more details about the possible basic actions that can be used.
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
64-69
|
These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 0 of this module:
- Byte 64: Type
- Byte 65: Action
- Byte 66: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 67: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 68: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 69: Extra Parameter (LSB)
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
70-75
|
These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 1 of this module:
- Byte 70: Type
- Byte 71: Action
- Byte 72: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 73: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 74: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 75: Extra Parameter (LSB)
...
Input action "1 second press"
| Page
|
Byte
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| Second page |
112-159
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Each input can be linked to a basic action (6 bytes) when the input is pressed for 1 second. See Action Types AIO for more details about the possible basic actions that can be used.
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
112-117
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These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 0 of this module:
- Byte 112: Type
- Byte 113: Action
- Byte 114: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 115: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 116: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 117: Extra Parameter (LSB)
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
118-123
|
These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 1 of this module:
- Byte 118: Type
- Byte 119: Action
- Byte 120: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 121: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 122: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 123: Extra Parameter (LSB)
...
Input action "2 second press"
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
160-207
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Each input can be linked to a basic action (6 bytes) when the input is pressed for 2 seconds. See Action Types AIO for more details about the possible basic actions that can be used.
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
160-165
|
These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 0 of this module:
- Byte 160: Type
- Byte 161: Action
- Byte 162: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 163: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 164: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 165: Extra Parameter (LSB)
| Page
|
Byte
|
| Second page |
166-171
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These 6 bytes represents the basic action bytes for input 1 of this module:
- Byte 166: Type
- Byte 167: Action
- Byte 168: Device Nr (MSB)
- Byte 169: Device Nr (LSB)
- Byte 170: Extra Parameter (MSB)
- Byte 171: Extra Parameter (LSB)
...
Data Sensor modules
- Page 240 – 255 -> Contains data of the Sensor modules (16 modules maximum, 128 Sensors -> 0-127)
The sensor data can be found back from page 240 till page 255. These Pages that contains active data depending on Page0/Byte3.
- This page is entirely used for sensor module 0.
- This page is entirely used for sensor module 1.
- This page is entirely used for sensor module 2.
...
- This page is entirely used for sensor module 15.
- Every output page has following structure
Sensor data
- Byte 0: Type device (more information see document “Technical device information”)
- Byte 1: ID1 (ID1, 2, 3 gives the unique ID of the device)
- Byte 2: ID2
- Byte 3: ID3
- Byte 4: Firmware Version F1 (Major)
- Byte 5: Firmware Version F2 (Minor)
- Byte 6: Firmware Version F3 (Built)
ascii Names outputs
| Page
|
Byte
|
| 240-255 |
128-255
|
- Byte 128 – 143: ascii name of the first sensor of this module (16 characters)
- Byte 144 – 159: ascii name of the second sensor of this module (16 characters)
- …
- Byte 240 – 255: ascii name of the last sensor (16 characters)
