Internet module ecoNet 300 and ecoLINK2

kajapa wrote:

and on econet24 I have the message "Blocked device"

przemo_ns wrote:

Well, there is just some other software missing to verify how UIDs are handled by other boiler makers

SławekSS wrote:

kajapa wrote:

and on econet24 I have the message "Blocked device"

I had it too, after a few months it disappeared and everything works until today

SławekSS wrote:

EcoSol is one module and to catch the transmission you need to connect a second module, eg Econet300.
Otherwise, you must send your queries from the terminal. What you catch is asking the driver if there is something connected to the line (or reporting presence and waiting for request).

kajapa wrote:

przemo_ns wrote:

Well, there is just some other software missing to verify how UIDs are handled by other boiler makers

Do you think that econets from different suppliers can generate different UIDs in the same boiler controller?

SławekSS wrote:

kajapa wrote:

and on econet24 I have the message "Blocked device"

I had it too, after a few months it disappeared and everything works until today

At the moment, I do not know what I could change, so I will wait, maybe I will also get tired ...

Pisklak1977 wrote:

I HAVE ECOUPDATER AND FIRMWARE UP TO 860.

SławekSS wrote:

There are two firmware. xxxx.pfc to the panel (display) about 2MB and xxxx.pfi to module A about 133kB

ledrexter wrote:

Boys,
forgive my way of speaking. I use translator.

I can extract information from my home assistant with editParams and regParams called using the local IP address of my econet300.
Similarly, I am trying to control the ecoMAX controller with RESTful integration, but I cannot do it with econet300.


Manually using a browser, I can change the driver parameters via econet24 if I do not use https and www but I am not able to do the same in HA:
econet24.com/service/newParam?newParamName=STER_TEMP_DAY_1&newParamValue=23.5

Can you help me set up POST RESTful with econet300 (local IP) or econet24.com?

Thank you,
Petar

SławekSS wrote:

There are two firmware. xxxx.pfc to the panel (display) about 2MB and xxxx.pfi to module A about 133kB

miszko wrote:

Thanks! To bother less, I unpacked what I needed The entire content of the extracted batch in the file below. In / var / www / you can see what you need.
The filesystem on which it is saved is squashfs, and here it is not surprising. In the largest file, after a quick study, the frame values are almost at the beginning. They coincide with what we see and what we have come to. I haven't explored yet, I'm curious how they read from this USB. Moving on, it's not a problem, even maybe it will upload all this soft to another tplink and make it a server like you noticed.

Of course there is one "but". When registering the device on the website, you must enter the serial number of the device and it cannot be paired with the official website.

While browsing the files, I saw sections related to the unit upgrade. This is another thing to review
EDIT:
After a quick look at the files, you can see more information about the update in the config.py and regSoftUpdater.py, but it looks like
the update is not FTP, but HTTPS.

maki26 wrote:

Colleagues, after a short conversation with "miszko", suggested to include my EcoNET data.
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curl -D- -u admin:admin http://192.168.10.8/econet/regParams

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PS in addition to ../regParams there is also / sysParams with all oven parameters.