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  almost 7 years ago by psychowood | Reply

  Count me interested, even if I'd prefer a reverse engineering of the TCP/IP protocol instead of the RS Bus since its OOTB functionalities are quite usable for simple home automations projects (currently using it to power on/off appliances, lights, home heating).

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Count me interested, even if I'd prefer a reverse engineering of the TCP/IP protocol instead of the RS Bus since its OOTB functionalities are quite usable for simple home automations projects (currently using it to power on/off appliances, lights, home heating).
 
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Count me interested, even if I'd prefer a reverse engineering of the TCP/IP protocol instead of the RS Bus since its OOTB functionalities are quite usable for simple home automations projects (currently using it to power on/off appliances, lights, home heating).
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  almost 7 years ago by rexter | Reply

  Don't know how this platform works. Can contact you to ask for updates?

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Don't know how this platform works. Can contact you to ask for updates?
 
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  over 6 years ago by cbosdonnat | Reply

  @psychowood, I planned on the RS Bus because my installation is rather old TP14 and doesn't have TCP/IP module

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[@psychowood](/users/psychowood), I planned on the RS Bus because my installation is rather old TP14 and doesn't have TCP/IP module
 
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  almost 6 years ago by postart | Reply

  Hi All, I have done some work on reversing the rs485 protocol. I have reversed some messages and would like to share my results if anyone is interested.

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    over 3 years ago by remydiy | Reply

    Hi postart, Would it be possible to share your findings please? I've just purchased a rs485 converter into TTL and a logic analyzer. having your stuff will help me to extend my old TP6 Danke

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  Hi postart, Would it be possible to share your findings please? I've just purchased a rs485 converter into TTL and a logic analyzer. having your stuff will help me to extend my old TP6 Danke
   
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Hi All, I have done some work on reversing the rs485 protocol. I have reversed some messages and would like to share my results if anyone is interested.
 
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  over 5 years ago by aleszuin1 | Reply

  Hi all, someone know if there is some "legal constraint" on doing it at "educational purpose"? i own a tp4-20, my idea on hardware side is to connect rs485 port to arduino/esp8266 to bridge serial protocol over TCP/IP then try to log+reverse protocol and create an adapter for HomeAssistant. Ciao

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Hi all, someone know if there is some "legal constraint" on doing it at "educational purpose"? i own a tp4-20, my idea on hardware side is to connect rs485 port to arduino/esp8266 to bridge serial protocol over TCP/IP then try to log+reverse protocol and create an adapter for HomeAssistant. Ciao
 
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Hi all, someone know if there is some "legal constraint" on doing it at "educational purpose"? i own a tp4-20, my idea on hardware side is to connect rs485 port to arduino/esp8266 to bridge serial protocol over TCP/IP then try to log+reverse protocol and create an adapter for HomeAssistant. Ciao
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