[OllRo]

Hi,

I have bought an outdoor Temp & Humidity sensor from pearl and realized that it is not working with plight. So I try to debug the protocol and wanted to implement a new protocol for pilight by my own but currently I'm struggling a with the protocol itself and in special the implementation in pilight.

Maybe there is someone here who can give me some hints how to move forward to get it implement by my one. I appreciate any kind of corrections, links to tutorials or maybe an existing protocol which seems to be closed to my device where I will be able to adapt it.

What i found out right now:

1. I connected the device directly to my pi without wireless to get the real data without any radio-noise from other devices. pilight-debug was not working therefor i used plight-raw to capture the data
2. there seems to be a 36bit pattern which occur right offen, but sometimes there are values which doesn't fit to expected patterns
3. I wrote a simple python script to interpret the values which is working but there are still data which i need to skip because i will expect other values
4. I have now glue how to identify this signal when there will be other signals in parallel (by know i connected the device directly)

The Pattern looks like (for example)

101100001010111111101000111101010000
Temperatur=-2.3 Humidity=80% Channel ID=3
# 0-9 1011000010 --> maybe batterie status but not important for me
# 10-11 xx --> channel ID+1
# 12 temperature prefix Temp 0=+ 1=-
# 13-23 Temperatur*10
# 24-27 1111 fix separator?
# 28-35 humidity

Attached you can find some sample data with minus and positive degrees and in addition my simple python script for testing/reading the pattern.


- What is my misunderstanding of the protocol? Why are there so many "unexpected" values which i skip
- How can i implement this as a pilight protocol? How is this identified?

Maybe this questions are all stupid, but currently i have no glue how to move forward in this and did not find good tutorials . Happy for every comment on this

Thanks in advance
Oliver

[LukaNoah]

Hi,

I have the same question.

Bit 0 to 9 should be the Sensor-ID. It's an other value on battery-change.
and Bit 24 to 27 is the Battery-Status?

Who can help to write a protocoll? I can't c.

thx
LN

[wo_rasp]

I don't think that 4 bits are used for battery status.

@LukaNoah
I do need the relation of pulses to Binary Bit.

When you use "pilight-raw -L" instead of pilight-raw, you get a printout in a format that structures the raw data in a more suitable format for direct import of raw data into pilight, it is more condensed and better human readable.

The other format is more suitable, when you have data coming in from multiple hardware sources.
(and @OllRo, i know that the line format is better suitable for py scripts )

A first analysis reveals that the two first pulses are header pulses, thus i assume that real data starts with pulse 3.

Code:

433gpio: 2145908358
6791328

378 3931 465 1966 491 958 489 1957 488 1960 489 962 491 994 473 985 487 964 490 1974 474 980 486 2000 449 963 493 1954 485 1978 472 1951 489 1963 480 1951 477 1952 489 981 491 983 485 1970 474 1949 478 992 476 989 484 1954 486 1968 479 1947 497 1951 472 983 487 1967 475 978 527 945 489 1951 473 999 476 1955 485 1972
481 3904 480 1965 478 998 469 1957 488 1951 488 974 484 982 485 979 490 971 484 1969 472 987 484 1949 493 1010 462 1967 482 1948 485 1948 490 1955 486 1962 482 1953 487 983 471 978 489 1962 483 1964 475 980 488 981 487 4496 110 304 1957 451 1950 496 974 474 1969 470 981 489 994 488 1959 482 978 488 1954 501 1941
627 3770 487 1950 488 965 496 1976 456 1969 471 981 489 980 530 961 474 963 486 1968 474 981 482 1964 481 988 482 1955 486 1969 474 1955 489 1948 487 1953 490 1960 484 979 486 980 485 1955 489 1960 481 991 717 742 469 1957 486 1965 481 1952 484 1977 454 980 489 1961 480 979 489 982 487 1977 476 974 478 1967 472 1967
475 3923 485 2789 632 467 1954 489 1969 468 980 487 980 487 982 488 1016 441 1966 487 1058 398 1951 486 1020 454 1946 491 1955 484 1984 471 1954 485 1948 657 1803 475 1051 418 982 484 1953 488 1956 485 983 489 961 490 1966 471 1969 489 1957 485 1963 479 976 475 1953 487 986 488 975 488 1954 486 979 494 1958 476 1988
457 3912 477 1964 479 975 489 1954 487 2004 448 1007 458 978 487 967 485 976 489 1963 482 980 488 1966 474 982 488 2036 403 1952 486 1956 483 1972 476 1952 485 1952 499 971 489 976 486 1966 479 1952 488 964 489 980 489 1960 608 1831 482 1952 484 1960 504 969 482 1969 467 986 483 980 555 3056 337 459 2020 420 1958
480 3892 496 1954 488 990 476 1953 489 1953 485 981 488 975 482 1036 436 977 501 1934 491 977 527 1925 480 975 962 1965 485 1962 481 1950 486 1957 553 1950 445 1944 490 964 490 975 495 1949 499 1958 474 978 489 980 486 1949 571 1893 470 1957 481 1956 486 985 487 1951 488 991 474 1094 372 1998 437 977 487 1964 476 1969
470 3922 485 1987 466 957 485 1965 470 1964 484 968 486 981 489 1027 447 972 671 1793 475 965 486 1968 504 950 489 2056 390 1943 485 1973 471 1963 486 1956 519 2015 408 972 490 962 488 1968 689 1774 481 956 487 977 499 1944 485 1951 533 1930 464 1959 485 977 491 1957 485 980 488 976 491 1997 446 974 491 1958 486 1952
485 3906 487 1963 477 979 488 1956 486 1957 487 973 490 966 487 978 493 976 490 1963 493 959 495 1948 488 983 486 2113 350 1936 489 1964 473 1956 487 1948 491 1950 504 962 492 982 488 1946 488 1954 490 977 490 972 486 1966 467 1974 483 1954 512 1946 471 975 479 1962 489 963 531 944 485 1953 609 889 458 1951 490 1957
481 3933 460 1975 466 976 491 1952 486 1956 485 987 496 971 485 978 489 981 487 1949 492 971 484 1965 505 950 487 1949 489 1959 487 2020 420 1964 490 1955 485 1950 487 966 499 980 471 1963 481 1953 483 982 487 1003 475 1961 478 1952 486 1952 487 1953 496 974 486 1966 475 980 488 978 489 1959 492 975 483 1966 477 1952
487 3904 493 1962 471 986 514 1921 491 1948 490 982 484 981 539 907 486 976 528 1923 479 978 501 1950 480 1333 165 1944 476 1951 489 1963 484 1964 472 1952 486 1959 486 977 487 981 490 1965 464 1954 486 984 482 977 488 1957 485 1974 484 1949 485 1951 488 981 486 1964 477 980 488 967 485 1952 489 1018 453 1968 476 1965
485 3902 493 1969 471 964 484 1972 479 1961 486 965 490 978 528 948 480 1058 416 1950 486 980 487 1954 485 966 497 1984 449 1969 487 1949 490 1954 489 1960 474 1952 487 1019 457 1003 461 1957 483 1969 471 985 489 959 485 1951 491 1968 485 1963 482 1950 486 965 490 1967 484 974 486 977 495 1948 485 977 488 1963 481 1954
486 3928 465 1957 485 979 485 1955 554 1891 485 975 488 978 487 982 488 978 630 1870 441 964 484 1949 488 979 491 1989 460 1959 476 1953 483 1966 487 1972 476 1961 475 968 485 980 488 1962 481 1948 488 978 559 915 488 1955 486 1949 488 1953 488 2205 471 975 487 1952 486 981 497 1004 472 1953 480 981 497 1947 484 1959 143
78068865

389 3909 507 1946 477 979 489 1962 486 1966 475 982 472 1009 477 962 483 985 487 1951 488 981 478 1967 465 987 488 1980 467 1950 486 1942 1384 1838 1706 458 1952 488 990 486 1032 422 1951 489 976 489 1958 500 968 488 2010 436 1940 488 1960 481 1954 487 984 488 1972 516 942 467 982 490 1951 492 980 490 1973 466 1958

The reason why i concluded that the protocol has header pulses and no footer pulses is found at the beginning and end of a transmission block, as you can see the large gap is caused by inactivity, and then all starts to take off: and there you can see your two header pulses:

Code:

433gpio: 2145908358 6791328

378 3931 465 1966 ......

The protocol starts with two header pulses, followed by 72 data pulses:

Code:

378 3931 465 1966 491 958 489 1957 488 1960 489 962 491 994 473 985 487 964 490 1974 474 980 486 2000 449 963 493 1954 485 1978 472 1951 489 1963 480 1951 477 1952 489 981 491 983 485 1970 474 1949 478 992 476 989 484 1954 486 1968 479 1947 497 1951 472 983 487 1967 475 978 527 945 489 1951 473 999 476 1955 485 1972

481 3904 480 1965 478 ....

There is a total of 12 repeated blocks and the last one ends with

Code:

486 3928 465 1957 485 979 485 1955 554 1891 485 975 488 978 487 982 488 978 630 1870 441 964 484 1949 488 979 491 1989 460 1959 476 1953 483 1966 487 1972 476 1961 475 968 485 980 488 1962 481 1948 488 978 559 915 488 1955 486 1949 488 1953 488 2205 471 975 487 1952 486 981 497 1004 472 1953 480 981 497 1947 484 1959 143
78068865

Before the gap caused by inactivity, I can not detect any footer pulses, only the gap pulse caused by inactivity.

With the decoding already done, the remains are the battery status, the channel decoding, and the 4 unaccounted bits between temp and humidity, it could be a checksum value, it could be an encoding how to interpret the data area.

What would be helpful to me are a couple of raw pulses together with the data displayed on the device.

[LukaNoah]

hi,

thanks for your support.

In the first zip, I attached, are 3 raw files. Inside of each file should be 2 transmissions from the NC and many, many others. But I can't find out, witch are the transmissions, I searched for. I'm too stupid.

In the second zip (raw2.zip) are two files with following transmission values:
raw1
first transmission 25,1 °C and 46%
second transmission 25,2 °C and 52%

raw2
first transmission 23,5 °C and 44%
second transmission 23,2 °C and 46%

[wo_rasp]

Analysis of raw.zip:

In general:
a) There are a lot of similar pulses, i suggest that capacitors are addedd to the power supply line of the Tx/Rx modules, proper grounding, and to move the Rx module as far as possible away from the Pi.

b) As outlined below, it takes appr. 30mS for the receiver to react to incoming data. Thus for this protocol, the first 20 pulses of the 1st pulsetrain are not properly decoded.

c) We know from the previous postings that we have to expect 12 repeated blocks of 74 pulses. We can confirm this (2nd pulsetrain in raw2.zip in file raw2.log)

To identify the pulsetrainsm the followign steps were taken:

1) pilight-raw inserts a Linefeed if a pulse is longer then 5100.
2) As none of the pulses for the NC7345 protocol is that long, so we can not use that feature.
3) Instead we have to look at datasets with 12*76=912 pulses.
4) It is pretty safe to assume that pulses with a duration shorter then appr. 100 are noise related, but not valid data pulses.

Using this strategy the files were broken up and the following datasets retrieved:

- raw1.log
before -#: 797

Code:

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586 3834 572 859 584 1873 595 1834 584 1866 568 685+74+1100 604 1847 591 878 587 895 565 1848 599 873 584 877 597 880 549 923 550 893 592 874 593 872 539 1907 574 1888 580 1896 526 892 575 1913 534 884 551 1907 554 883 573 1872 556 1859 593 1878 589 1979 556 793 569 1913 522 898 564 1890 499 1936 586 870 590 877 589 873 (invalid)

574 3823 590 868 581 1889 547 1875 581 1863 574 1861 630 1815 571 888 661 823 554 1869 583 888 538 924 518 948 584 874 575 894 582 884 570 1041 474 1822 574 1873 596 1844 571 884 589 1866 571 885 718 1696 593 893 577 1868 571 1862 516 1932 569 1949 389 1017 567 1858 584 887 563 1872 586 1868 530 932 560 887 553 908 (74 valid)

588 3843 544 906 556 1869 589 1868 572 1870 569 1880 552 1870 572 903 621 836 576 1870 553 915 1039 483 522 872 598 876 568 910 554 906 553 897 575 1893 552 1870 554 1912 545 887 581 1899 542 878 596 1849 574 900 565 2161 219 1968 547 1876 562 1874 573 886 568 1871 512 958 594 1848 562 1894 606 850 560 895 579 908 (74 valid)

- raw2.log
before -#: 831:

Code:

600 3790 643 824 606 1838 615 1827 599 873 575 1860 602 863 594 870 522 1982 450 1982 471 937 595 870 593 867 627 838 572 907 590 861 606 864 591 1855 607 1831 604 1834 601 1848 593 1848 601 862 579 1867 598 861 594 1849 587 1859 575 1860 579 1860 597 865 605 861 604 1848 570 890 604 1829 608 1848 585 1858 581 886

576 3811 588 878 591 1856 571 1869 582 886 588 1843 588 878 578 888 582 1864 573 1867 581 876 583 888 556 910 585 871 580 893 560 903 575 888 576 1862 573 1869 577 1855 589 1875 562 1966 421 1020 443 1984 473 1002 587 1783 587 1854 593 1848 585 1859 596 867 581 883 597 1841 596 865 594 1880 592 1830 583 1858 579 884

587 3821 559 894 589 1855 575 1869 580 876 585 1863 584 873 583 882 586 1856 577 1872 570 888 587 875 589 878 588 874 602 866 561 903 594 866 592 1848 595 1861 849 1833 565 1888 566 1873 554 901 570 1869 573 905 565 1860 579 1863 575 1870 575 1858 593 873 589 877 590 1851 587 871 585 1874 571 1929 442 2002 450 1012

- raw3.log
before -#: 735:

Code:

668 3732 656 810 628 1814 599 1844 631 830 637 832 608 873 546 1890 667 1771 661 1765 611 862 605 861 566 900 622 838 602 866 605 870 594 1845 604 853 609 851 642 821 642 822 609 860 623 846 562 907 582 881 596 1858 594 1851 589 1850 574 1867 564 877 641 819 626 1840 567 1867 561 910 537 1909 579 874 587 1862

....

and before -#: 508

Code:

659 3746 582 873 598 1854 558 1876 675 773 598 911 636 797 641 1836 636 1785 659 1769 649 834 683 774 624 851 560 891 588 876 628 862 606 1815 621 856 620 828 609 851 602 864 563 913 629 850 599 862 604 837 572 1885 624 1826 601 1829 608 1852 601 836 583 896 633 1815 633 828 608 1842 621 1805 587 896 606 843
....

{B]raw2.zip[/B]
raw1.log
before -#: 909:

Code:

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603 3779 640 819 621 1824 635 1836 627 794 650 1799 654 810 582 903 568 890 625 1819 609 841 624 847 620 848 596 870 593 877 592 880 590 854 607 1838 591 1856 592 1853 590 1856 574 1868 578 887 571 1861 591 1861 566 1876 549 1878 581 1866 573 1895 554 874 583 887 561 1885 566 905 569 1872 572 1887 553 1863 583 882

576 3950 355 1048 434 1892 591 1924 571 900 578 1853 556 878 608 859 603 865 585 1859 583 884 572 910 565 891 569 886 580 886 583 890 564 908 533 1909 551 1876 573 1889 553 1856 587 1901 574 853 560 1885 558 1900 531 1902 565 1901 546 1855 544 1906 571 897 561 904 558 1897 543 923 528 1892 573 1869 573 1875 550 903
....

before -#: 703:
seems to contain data, but no datasets with valid rawlen found.
reconstructed dataset from multiple datasets:
600 3800 600 800 600 1800 600 1800 600 800 600 1800 600 800 600 800 600 800 600 1800 600 800 600 800 600 800 600 800 600 800 600 800 600 800 600 1800 600 1800 600 1800 600 1800 600 1800 600 1800 600 800 600 800 600 1800 600 1800 600 1800 600 1800 600 800 600 800 600 1800 600 1800 600 800 600 1800 600 800 600 800

raw2.log
before -#: 660

Code:

642 3762 636 832 635 1798 609 1836 617 1830 604 1839 624 832 624 1824 617 841 635 1820 609 843 624 853 584 875 606 852 609 865 600 863 609 860 603 1828 616 1828 616 1830 595 868 608 1839 583 866 607 1843 599 1845 605 1854 579 1860 587 1833 610 1838 609 869 565 890 582 1865 575 881 599 1845 579 1872 581 871 605 853

606 3801 588 877 582 1862 578 1849 598 1848 600 1845 581 883 594 1846 605 868 588 1848 584 883 585 892 578 880 578 881 578 883 588 891 573 878 593 1856 570 1868 574 1871 569 887 574 1873 572 899 582 1853 570 1874 584 1861 560 1869 594 1853 574 1868 575 883 595 878 578 1875 567 886 571 1874 570 1875 570 891 571 884

588 3816 569 894 566 1877 576 1859 586 1855 589 1856 573 884 589 1863 571 901 570 1854 593 879 578 884 593 879 574 885 573 891 581 889 563 895 582 1865 573 1890 549 1879 567 885 587 1859 569 903 575 1855 584 1867 557 1881 566 1903 528 1877 594 1855 586 943 531 864 574 1873 577 882 590 1854 579 1874 553 917 558 898

565 3818 580 887 585 1858 572 1876 574 1866 580 1870 571 897 558 1876 569 892 566 1875 556 907 583 888 563 895 570 886 592 881 571 888 585 907 544 1896 552 1877 567 1911 584 854 552 1871 587 884 564 1877 568 1894 539 1871 586 1868 575 1875 560 1884 553 901 572 901 558 1884 562 895 566 1896 543 1863 588 890 556 909

575 3828 ....

before -#: 1017

This part of the pulsetrain shows a GAP and noise from the receiver.

Code:

433gpio:  432 99 540 100 401 103 346 146 257 125 457 11234 -#: 12
433gpio:  382 131 321 86 388 98 332 100 325 102 309 108 300 104 295 109 462 84 633 590 84 433 119 282 116 297 103 371 118 302 117 279 133 272 131 272 129 287 116 288 125 282 108 274 111 276 131 267 123 269 118 282 150 281 115 290 124 285 132 269 124 266 122 297 123 339 163 266 111 305 109 299 91 287 103 302 110 302 115 302 108 303 111 293 111 292 105 303 114 300 173 320 138 274 116 315 109 310 127 411 89 542

The next 45 pulses already belong to a valid RF transmission, but are not properly decoded, due to receiving problems (pulse 642 to 180), starting with pulse 863 the remaining part of the 1st pulsetrain is properly decoded, so are the pulsetrains 2 to 12.

Code:

642 73 369 88 304 136 297 106 308 119 278 111 287 119 293 116 287 129 129 2054 1897 588 1830 614 588 645 382 98 97 619 337 634 463 106 285 1000 449 798 1647 1008 468 793 609 857 180
863 593 796 663 833 649 775 671 748 722 714 749 724 750 693 1757 639 1805 701 1741 660 799 685 1755 688 778 673 798 670 796 652 1792 645 1804 611 1828 632 1816 623 823 648 824 629 1816 644 813 643 1808 629 833 625 1826 601 1835

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574 3828 552 911 558 1885 597 1842 558 1899 544 1894 543 913 565 1891 543 914 550 1891 552 904 561 915 540 916 555 923 533 915 557 919 551 919 537 1902 538 1904 550 1888 544 912 559 1884 551 923 530 940 536 928 542 1893 549 1888 546 1894 557 1892 549 911 544 915 554 1889 552 919 548 1893 560 944 465 1966 471 1967

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552 3841 545 920 553 1890 536 1912 542 1907 535 1887 556 914 540 1901 566 906 532 1908 537 919 554 922 517 939 552 936 514 932 538 926 544 926 529 1910 534 1907 536 1913 521 925 550 1913 508 944 548 922 530 926 542 1907 537 1893 547 1909 531 1909 532 931 546 924 521 1912 532 925 538 1894 553 930 558 1874 545 1895

548 3869 474 1110 476 1846 491 1932 555 1898 546 1903 529 918 553 1888 554 918 535 1910 523 929 562 902 532 928 560 908 550 921 534 923 546 925 532 1914 529 1911 546 1893 541 948 512 1912 541 912 549 923 532 924 546 1911 514 1932 524 1925 516 1910 524 936 537 930 534 1906 548 933 543 1887 533 922 547 1896 542 1901 151 133122

[LukaNoah]

thank you

which kind of capacitor I should take?
4,7 ... 10 uF?

thx
LN

[wo_rasp]

One for each breadboard plus 100nF next to the power supply pins of each chip
send from tapatalk

[LukaNoah]

here are 2 new files, with capacitor's

rec1.log 2 transmissions
1. transmission 21,0°C 55%
2. transmission 21,5°C 54%

rec2.log 2 transmissions
1. transmission 26,4°C 95%
2. transmission 25,9°C 95%