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ACDSN-V-FX
The following line shows how to address and communicate with a NiX1 slave over a RS485 line.
2700000000000000Qw3 ^ ^^^ | ||| | ||- option | |-- argument | --- command ---- address
Addresses
Label | Address | Comment |
---|---|---|
scratch | 270000000000005C | This is the scratch address used to configure new slave |
broadcast | 27FFFFFFFFFFFF4E | This is the broadcast address |
Commands
Arguments
Delete
Label | Arguments | Options | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
format | a | ||
copy file | c | <filename>/t<copyFilename> | |
delete file | g | <filename> | |
restart | s | ||
delete unit | u | if option set to 0, delete file |
New
Label | Arguments | Options | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
new Check | c | ||
new Entry | e | <nb request> | |
new file | g | <filename>\t<filesize>\t<CRC> | |
new Vault Status | h | <unit>\t<status> | ouverture(1) / fermeture(0) |
new firmware version | n | <filename>\t<retry times> | |
new general status | s | <value> | set value in NiX general status |
new timestamp | t | <timestamp>\t<TZ> | only if RTC defined (used to synchronize clock)(date +%s) |
new unit | u | <unit>\t<CH>\t<staytime> | |
new baudrate | z | <baudrate> |
Query
Label | Arguments | Options | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
query entry | e | receive status lock (client ouverture) | |
query file | g | <filename>\t<limit> | |
query vault status | h | <unit> | Receive: <VaultStatus> |
query extension | i | <extension> | give a list of files with the extension desired (TXT,1, …) |
query firmware version | n | ||
query Checksum | p | <filename> | |
query general status | s | ||
query timestamp | t | only if RTC is defined | |
query unit | u | <CH> | receive : <unit><staytime> |
Options
Options | Comments |
---|---|
<filename> | filename (format : 88888888.333) |
<copyFilename> | filename destination |
<CH> | channel of the lock hardware (1 to 48) |
<unit> | N° de coffre de la banque 1-65536 |
<filesize> | size of the file |
<CRC> | CRC of the file |
<retry times> | number of retry times |
<timestamp> | 0 to 9'999'999'999 [seconds since 1.1.1970] |
<TZ> | -1200 to +1400 |
<staytime> | delay for the time to stay open |
<VaultStatus> | voir table de vérité |
Table de vérité Vault Status
Client | Banque | Ouverture | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | fermé |
1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | porte ouverte, verrous fermés |
2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | déverrouillage banque |
3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | porte mal fermée |
4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | fermé |
5 | 1 | 0 | 1 | porte ouverte, verrouillage banque |
6 | 1 | 1 | 0 | verrous déverrouillés |
7 | 1 | 1 | 1 | porte ouverte |
Return Code (HEX)
Code | Transmission | Functions |
---|---|---|
00 | OK | |
04 | EOT | |
06 | ACK | |
15 | NAK | |
16 | SYN | |
21 | ERROR_ADDRESS | |
41 | ERROR_ARG | |
42 | ERROR_BUS | |
43 | ERROR_CMD | ERROR_CREDENTIAL |
44 | ERROR_DATA (iC) | |
46 | ERROR_FLASH | |
47 | ERROR_CRC | |
48 | ERROR_HASH | |
49 | ERROR_IB | |
4B | ERROR_KEY | |
4C | ERROR_LOG | |
4D | ERROR_MALLOC | |
4E | ERROR_NOT_FOUND | |
4F | ERROR_OFFSET | |
50 | ERROR_PARAM | |
51 | ERROR_QUANTITY | |
52 | ERROR_RXDATA | |
53 | ERROR_STATE | |
54 | ERROR_TYPE | |
55 | ERROR_USER | |
57 | ERROR_WRITE | |
58 | ERROR_X | |
60 | ERROR_SYNTAX | |
61 | ERROR_DAY_OF_YEAR | |
63 | ERROR_COPY | |
64 | ERROR_DIAG | |
65 | ERROR_EMPTY_MISSION (iC) | |
6C | ERROR_LOCK | |
69 | ERROR_I2CREAD | |
77 | ERROR_I2CWRITE | |
70 | ERROR_PULSE | |
72 | ERROR_RESOLUTION (sC) | |
73 | ERROR_SCHEDULE | |
76 | ERROR_UNIT | |
74 | ERROR_TIMESTAMP | |
7B | ERROR_SDCARDNOTFOUND | |
FF | ERROR_INT |
Configuration Files (Server)
The configuration files are flat text file where each fields are separated by a tabulation.
units.txt
Provides a link beetween the unit id and a human readable label.
Field Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
id | The unique identifier of the unit, as used in slaves.conf | 2 |
label | A human description of the unit | Main Office |
- demo_units.txt
1 Reception 2 Main Office 3 CEO's Office
Configuration Files (Micro-SD)
These files can be found on the Micro-SD of a NiX.
units.txt
This file contains the lock number from the CH number. And the delay to stay open the vault.
Field Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
unit | The vault number | 324 |
CH | Channel number (1 to 48) | 34 |
staytime | The delay to stay open the vault (minutes) | 10 |
- units.txt
324 34 10 425 35 9
ACCESS.#
This file contains important iButtons discharge logs. (# is the extension of day of year)
Field Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
slave address | SID of NiX | 271A2100000000F3 |
CH | The CH number | 324 |
lock | lock identification | 15 |
timestamp | The timestamp of the NiX | 1400620011 |
timezone | Code of the timezone | +0100 |
cmd | command sent (0 or 1) | |
error code | Error code in hex format | 39 |
- ACCESS.#
271A2100000000F3 324 15 1436413339 +0100 0 55 271A2100000000F3 356 15 1436413340 +0100 1 55 271A2100000000F3 73 9 1436413341 +0100 0 55 271A2100000000F3 556 15 1436413345 +0100 1 55
ACTIVITY.#
This file contains not important iButtons discharge logs. (# is the extension of day of year)
First line:
Field Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
timestamp | The timestamp of the time when the NiX start | 1400578529 |
slave address | SID of NiX | 271A2100000000F3 |
general status | Last general status of NiX before the start (in hex format) | 00 |
other info | information about the error | 86 |
After:
Field Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
slave address | SID of NiX | 271A2100000000F3 |
unit | The vault number | 324 |
CH | Channel number (1 to 48) | 34 |
timestamp | The timestamp of the NiX | 1400620011 |
timezone | Code of the timezone | +0100 |
cmd | command sent (0 or 1 or 2) | 0 (clear), 1 (set), 2 (clear by timeout) |
error code | Error code in hex format | 39 |
- ACTIVITY.#
1436413328 Slave ID: 271A2100000000F3 General status: 00 271A2100000000F3 324 15 1436413339 +0100 0 55 271A2100000000F3 356 15 1436413340 +0100 1 49 271A2100000000F3 73 9 1436413341 +0100 2 55 271A2100000000F3 556 15 1436413345 +0100 1 40 1436413328 Slave ID: 271A2100000000F3 General status: 70 | 86
CONFIG.TXT
This file contains the minimal configuration with which the NiX cans run autonomously.
- CONFIG.TXT
BAUDRATE 9600 TIMEZONE +0100
Signals
List of used signals:
Name | Hex | Bash | Dec |
---|---|---|---|
EOT | 0x04 | \x04 | 4 |
ACK | 0x06 | \x06 | 6 |
NAK | 0x15 | \0x15 | 21 |
SYN | 0x16 | \0x16 | 22 |
Use cases + example:
- Query sended to the NiX1:
SYN + Query + EOT: \x1627D518320000007EQn\x4
- Answer from the NiX1 to a Query:
Return code + EOT: \x0\x4
- Answer from the NiX1 to a sucessful New or Delete:
ACK + EOT: \x6\x4
- Answer from the NiX1 to a failed New or Delete:
NAK + Return code + EOT: \x15\x76\x4
- Answer from the NiX1 to a bad/misunderstood message (Query, New or Delete):
NAK + Return code + EOT: \x15\x43\x4
- Broadcast: NiX1 is quiet:
No Answer!
- Bad NiX1 address: no one answers:
No Answer!