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Every enOcean telegram has three separate parts: the first, main, part (RORG) and the parts
FUNC and TYPE. The last two are only used for specific telegram types.
The first part (RORG) has three options:
RPS – switching command, used by switches (also called F6 / 05)
BS1 – 1bit telegrams, for single binary inputs (not often used, also called D5 / 06)
BS4 – 4byte telegrams, for all other types of telegrams (also called A5 / 07)
The FUNC and TYPE parts are only used for BS4 telegrams. In other cases these parts will
be left blank.
FUNC is used to indicate the telegram function, for instance: Gas sensor (09)
TYPE is used to indicate the subtype of the telegram, for instance: monoxide alarm (01)
BS4 telegrams can also contain multiple values, for instance not only the CO
2
concentration,
but also a temperature value. This all depends on the type of the telegram.
To recognise which value to use, xxter uses letters in addition to the telegram. Every letter
stands for another value in the telegram and can be found in addendum 1.
For instance a switch (RPS) can have one button A and another button B or a CO
2
sensor
(BS4 – 09 – 04) will have A as the CO
2
concentration, B as the temperature and C as the
humidity.
Using the xxter configuration tool
In the configuration tool, open a project or create a new one. Configure the IP address of the
xxter unit in the tool settings and connect to the xxter unit, using the button on the right hand
side of the toolbar (with the enOcean symbol). This will enable the configuration tool to
receive the enOcean teach telegrams from the xxter unit.
The configuration tool will automatically add every “teach telegram” it receives to the project.
The learned telegrams can be found on the fourth tab of the tool.
When a teach telegram contains the type, it will automatically be included. If this is not the
case, the type must be looked up in addendum 2 (only for BS4 telegrams) and selected
manually.