Buddy, from what I read somewhere for Metal Fach, he has all the ID's with him. If you do a memory dump and someone returns it, they can block this ID and you will have problems connecting to econet24.
I bet Witkowski has the same, so it's better not to risk it.
The only uid parameter that is sent to the server is taken from the furnace controller (our econet does not process it, but verifies it on the server) and it seems that econet versions of other boilers must connect to other servers, unless they have modified firmware and process uid otherwise they could not affect the availability of the econet-boiler pair on the pluma server. It is best if someone downloaded such firmware, there is a small risk of blocking the stove without specifying the uid of the stove, because there is probably a modified soft of our econet only with a different server ip. Plum probably provided them with the server software and licenses for econets, although the user logs in to the pluma server, the database can be at witkowski's or they have some ip from the pool (or port) purchased from them, and econets, for example, from witkowski's, and some service there checks the uid of the furnace sent by the econet and in this way an econet-furnace pair is created, but this can be verified after matching the software with such an econet.
I told you that 4 is SUPERVISION, so I have all the working ones Now I would have to make mistakes to find out the rest ... but that will come with time
I know this is quite an old thread, but thanks to it I was able to do a pretty nice oven monitoring with Raspberry PI and Graffany + InfluxDB. It looks something like this:
On the subject of modes of operation - The answer is probably in the file ecomax.py, line 311.
Code: Python
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Thank you very much to all participants of this post who made it possible to figure out this driver with their work.
Hello. Gentlemen, as a layman I do not understand half of your statements so if you can explain it to me and some others. 1. If I have a SETLANS boiler with an ecoMax 920P1-K TOUCH controller an ecoSter touch room thermostat and I want to have access to it via the Internet, do I have to buy econet300 dedicated to the boiler manufacturer? 2. Will I have access to all settings, even service settings, after the purchase and installation of econet300 and registration? 3. Instead of org. econet300 can I buy a cheap replacement, e.g. mr3020 or wr902ac, upload soft from the topic and will have access to the driver from the econet application or through the econet24 management website? I am asking for an "understandable" explanation of my doubts.
1. Taking this sentence into account "as a layman I do not understand half of your statements" the answer is - yes 2.yes 3. and yes and no, it depends on your skills and whether this soft theme works with your boiler
Thanks to SławekSS for the answer, but you don't have to be sharp right away and treat those who can't code in advance. Maybe I chose the words not too accurately in the previous post, but I asked the questions on behalf of those who can cope with it and those who do not have the slightest idea about it, so that they would not take a hoe to the sun. Assuming there are a few people here who can handle it, can you elaborate on the answer to my third question? My boiler is pellet-fired, my burner is boiling.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean anything like that, I myself am a layperson in coding / programming etc. and I didn't understand half of it at the beginning (the rest, I still don't get everything ) that's why I wrote it, because I know what it entails. I just used the "replacement" with the local soft and it worked, but I had to deepen my knowledge a lot.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean anything like that, I myself am a layperson in coding / programming etc. and I didn't understand half of it at the beginning (the rest, I still don't get everything ) that's why I wrote it, because I know what it entails. I just used the "replacement" with the local soft and it worked, but I had to deepen my knowledge a lot.
S cool. I got the wrong impression ... Share your knowledge about it. What soft did you upload? How did you upload it? By open wrt? What did you get? Do you have access via apke and econet24? Maybe someone will write a tutorial for children with the necessary files.
I have uploaded the soft one that is available in this topic as the final one, previously open wrt. I got a "full size" econet300 with all the features, except I had "device blocked" first. I don't know how, but it unlocked. Everything else is on the topic.
Unfortunately, I do not remember everything, because I do not deal with such things on a daily basis. I'd have to start remembering everything from scratch.
Hello who have recently bought econet 300 wifi module? can you please open and take pictures? Is it using tplink tl-mr3020 but which version one MediaTek MT7628NN CPU or older with Atheros AR9331 cpu?
info from .bin {"supported_devices": ["tl-mr3020-v3"], "version": {"dist": "OpenWrt", "version": "18.06-SNAPSHOT", "revision": "r7395-c4dffde", "board ":" ramips "}}
latest upgrade .bin from their servers, but i suspect it is only updated values, you cannot use this on the empty router.
have ordered two internet modules originals will try to get some info out of them ..
or Buying used econet 300 for hks lazar around 80e
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kajapa wrote:
SławekSS wrote:
I'm sorry, I didn't mean anything like that, I myself am a layperson in coding / programming etc. and I didn't understand half of it at the beginning (the rest, I still don't get everything ) that's why I wrote it, because I know what it entails. I just used the "replacement" with the local soft and it worked, but I had to deepen my knowledge a lot.
S cool. I got the wrong impression ... Share your knowledge about it. What soft did you upload? How did you upload it? By open wrt? What did you get? Do you have access via apke and econet24? Maybe someone will write a tutorial for children with the necessary files.
but yes no all econet are the same ... Plum made it difficult for us .. sokol ekonet will have something different a hks lazr econet 300 and also other variants will be slightly different because ecomax850 or 860 and 810 variants ..
Nice tutorial, it's a pity that in English because reading your other posts you do better in Polish. So first you need usb-> rj11 Rs485 cable and tp-link mr3020v3, flash it to OpenWrt19 and then to "econet" from file.bin Speaking of tp-link, wr902ac will work in dual band after uploading the .bin file? I called pluma yesterday and they told me that the econet is selected for the boiler burner, so in my case I have to buy econet300 under KIPI.
Hi, at first want to say that I have two econets. One original from Lazar, and today bought mr3020 v3.2 and flashed by your instructions. Flash was succesfull, but econet24.pl says device blocked. ( but this step is okay for me). I have ECOMAX 810
Hello who have recently bought econet 300 wifi module? can you please open and take pictures? Is it using tplink tl-mr3020 but which version one MediaTek MT7628NN CPU or older with Atheros AR9331 cpu?
info from .bin
{ "supported_devices":["tl-mr3020-v3"], "version": { "dist": "OpenWrt", "version": "18.06-SNAPSHOT", "revision": "r7395-c4dffde", "board": "ramips" } }
latest upgrade .bin from their servers, but i suspect it is only updated values, you cannot use this on the empty router.
have ordered two internet modules originals will try to get some info out of them..
or Buying used econet 300 for hks lazar around 80e
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kajapa wrote:
SławekSS wrote:
I'm sorry, I didn't mean anything like that, I myself am a layperson in coding / programming etc. and I didn't understand half of it at the beginning (the rest, I still don't get everything ) that's why I wrote it, because I know what it entails. I just used the "replacement" with the local soft and it worked, but I had to deepen my knowledge a lot.
S cool. I got the wrong impression ... Share your knowledge about it. What soft did you upload? How did you upload it? By open wrt? What did you get? Do you have access via apke and econet24? Maybe someone will write a tutorial for children with the necessary files.
but yes no all econet are the same ... Plum made it difficult for us .. sokol ekonet will have something different a hks lazr econet 300 and also other variants will be slightly different because ecomax850 or 860 and 810 variants ..
If you read the whole topic, you would know that plum somehow blocks "unknown" devices. There is a suspicion that the MAC address. This address is entered in at least two places, but changing it here does not help.
The UID is generated in the main controller. It is immutable and will always be the same for a particular driver art.
Econet can be placed on various routers, not necessarily tplink.
I used the original cable usb to rj11 it came with the original econet.
Yes uid was the same with custom econet.
Really I don't need that service, I just want to control the stove from openhab, domoticz or home assistant, but don't know how to send parameters to the stove.
I don't really need this service, I just want to control the stove from openhab, domoticz or home assistant, but don't know how to send the parameters to the stove.
it is also described in this topic. I did so. You write a script in phyton which polls the driver via econet and you send the data to the MQTT broker. The rest is a breeze.
Sending is also described, but it didn't work for me. Study this topic thoroughly from the beginning. You should deduce something.
He is also interested in how to get and set new settings in LAN networks. The module is original, everything works via the econet24 website, but I want to control the burner via my local network, not the Internet. Tell me how to do it? Thank you.
and this econet you do not need, unless you create your own server such as ma plum (econet24). It remains for you to discover how to control via RS485, for which everyone here will be grateful to you. Part of it is discovered and included in this topic.
and you don't need this eco-network unless you create your own server, such as ma plum (econet24). All you have to do is learn how to drive via RS485, for which everyone here will be grateful. Some of it has been identified and included in this topic.
you succeeded. Instead of econet24, use the local address of the controller:
I know those commands, but when you send such commands, the boiler returns "OK" as SławekSS remembered, but nothing has changed. dzisiaj try to update the boiler program, got new from LAZAR.
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and you don't need this eco-network unless you create your own server, such as ma plum (econet24). All you have to do is learn how to drive via RS485, for which everyone here will be grateful. Some of it has been identified and included in this topic.
you succeeded. Instead of econet24, use the local address of the controller:
The discussion centers on the ecoNet 300 internet module and the ecoLINK2 interface used for communication with central heating controllers, particularly Plum-manufactured ecomax series boilers. The ecoNet 300 is identified as a modified TP-Link router running OpenWRT-based firmware, connecting to the econet24.com server and interfacing with the heating controller via RS485 communication. The ecoLINK2 cable acts as a specialized RS485-to-USB converter with proprietary software enabling the econet300 to interpret controller data, unlike generic RS485 converters which receive similar but not fully compatible data streams. Communication parameters are typically 115200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. The data frames have a defined structure with start (STX=0x68) and end (ETX=0x16) bytes, length fields, addresses, payload, and CRC checksums calculated via XOR. The data payload includes temperatures (boiler supply, return, burner, hot water, external sensor), flame intensity, boiler power, blower percentage, fuel consumption, operating times, and error counts. Decoding efforts involve reverse engineering frame structures, CRC algorithms, and firmware extraction from the TP-Link router. Firmware updates are downloaded from a secured FTP server requiring embedded credentials. The ecoNet 300 firmware and associated Python scripts enable parsing and logging of real-time boiler parameters, with integration attempts into home automation platforms like openHAB and Domoticz. Challenges include proprietary encryption, lack of official PC software, and hardware-specific UID generation tied to MAC addresses. Users have successfully flashed TP-Link MR3020 v3 routers with custom econet firmware, enabling stove communication via USB-RS485 converters (FTDI-based preferred). The ecoTouch panel functions as a room thermostat and can control boiler operation modes, sending commands over the same RS485 bus. Sensor types discussed include PT1000 and KTY81-110 for flue gas and weather measurements. The community shares scripts, firmware dumps, and decoding progress, aiming to fully understand and control the ecoNet ecosystem beyond the official Plum software. Summary generated by the language model.