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  • #91 18289441
    przemo_ns
    Level 11  
    Sławek, what's your hardware version of this mr3020?
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  • #92 18289455
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    i bought on monday now, i have version 3.20
  • #93 18289483
    przemo_ns
    Level 11  
    There were ftdi libraries on the econet, i.e. for the bank you must have a usb-485 converter on this scalak
  • #94 18289491
    miszko
    Level 15  
    So there is a good chance that the converter I have (such as usb-> rj485) will be ok, mine is also for ftdi. Today I will buy mr3020 and connect my converter which I am currently using.
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  • #95 18289546
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    Or maybe you know the password to the terminal?

    I have a raspberry converter, I don't know if it will connect
  • #96 18289635
    przemo_ns
    Level 11  
    Change / etc / shadow in the file before the upgrade and after the problem :)

    Added after 2 [hours] 1 [minutes]:

    I have replaced the firmware-mod-kit with the root scripts: root, I hope it will not crash the router.
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  • #97 18290926
    miszko
    Level 15  
    Unfortunately, my MR will be with me on Friday ..

    SławekSS wrote:
    I have a raspberry converter, I don't know if it will connect

    As for ftdi it will start. If you have access via SSH, you can find out under which "device" (file) the USB is present. For me, on another tplink under openwrt, this adapter is under / dev / ttyUSB0
    I wonder if it is similar in this mr3020. If so, I think it should be done.
  • #98 18291011
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    I released mr

    I wanted to upload this file from przemo_ns and made a mistake.
    Due to the fact that it was not possible to upload econeta via the website, I tried to upload pure openwrt and bryndz via tftpd. it kind of uploads, but it starts up strangely. It connects to the network via spanking, no openwrt, while accessing the website shows some remnants of the econet Internet module ecoNet 300 and ecoLINK2
    and when you try to enter and search for wifi, it does not show any AP (it did not show before it worked) Internet module ecoNet 300 and ecoLINK2
  • #99 18291179
    maslak
    Level 14  
    How he talks, you did not release :) do you have access to an external programmer? For example tl866? Tomorrow I will also insert a corrected bin because in mine I did not delete the shadow ~ file which was created when I edited the original one.
  • #100 18291737
    coorass
    Level 11  
    webster21 wrote:
    Has anyone ever had fun sending a signal? (e.g. control of the set temperature)?


    hi
    I connected it to domoticz, I wrote 2 scripts to turn the stove on and off from the domoicz level - tested and works

    In addition, I launched the entire environment on raspberrypi 3b + and it worked fully - it read the UID from the furnace sent to the pluma systems and thus allowed to register the device, so you do not even need a router for this (although with this tplink it is certainly easier)

    in the ecomax.py file in the parseCurrentData function, at the end add print (self.data)
    and after running the whole thing (i.e. the fcgi_srv.py file) it writes something like this:
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    {"mixerTemp5": null, "tempExternalSensor": 6.422296047210693, "thermostat": 0, "pumpCOWorks": true, "mixerSetTemp5": 33, "mixerPumpWorks4": false, "mixerPumpWorks5": false, "mixerPumpWorks6": false, "mixerPumpWorks1": true, "mixerPumpWorks2": true, "mixerPumpWorks3": false, "statusCWU": 0, "tempCO": 50.95558166503906, "fuelLevel": 0, "pumpCO": true, "tempBack": 47.59403991699219, "contactGZCActive": false, "mixerTemp3": null, "mixerTemp2": 50.59532165527344, "statusCO": 26, "boilerPower": 0, "pumpCWUWorks": false, "pumpCirculation": true, "pumpFireplace": false, "mode": 4, "pumpSolar": false, "mixerTemp6": null, "mixerTemp1": 23.712448120117188, "mixerSetTemp4": 33, "tempCOSet": 65, "mixerSetTemp6": 33, "pumpSolarWorks": false, "mixerSetTemp1": 24, "pumpCWU": true, "mixerSetTemp3": 33, "mixerSetTemp2": 60, "mixerTemp4": null, "boilerPowerKW": null, "tempCWUSet": 55, "contactGZC": false, "pumpCirculationWorks": false, "fuelStream": null, "transmission": 0, "tempFlueGas": 53.82137680053711, "pumpFireplaceWorks": false, "tempFeeder": 36.07933044433594, "tempCWU": 51.562164306640625, "fanPower": 0.0

    So everything that can be read from the furnace
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  • #101 18292233
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    Hello after the break :)
    Econet works.
    Yesterday it was so late that I did not notice that after uploading a clean openwrt router got a different IP address and I was looking for the old one.
    What I was pasting was a browser cashe.

    Binarka from przemo_ns works and you can easily enter the router after SHA a user and pass to root.
    This program is very stripped down, loads of modules fail to run, even opkg, ls etc.
    dmeg works.
    As for usb and interface connection, only drivers for ftdi232 are loaded. no other will work.
    I tried to upload to the ch431 chipset, but it does not go.
    In any case, the econet is alive.
  • #102 18292333
    maslak
    Level 14  
    I want to make a chipwishper lite (pcb trimmed to 82x60 4 layers) to get the AES keys from the driver, someone hooks up to the pcb I wanted to order 5 from JLC at cost (no gilding, with shipment for around 35 $) and solder by hand. Unless someone can resell such a PCB for a chipwishper lite?

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

    Well, you could now be tempted to make a module with a lambda probe. Because the original one is at masquerade prices.
  • #103 18293081
    miszko
    Level 15  
    coorass wrote:
    In addition, I launched the entire environment on raspberrypi 3b + and it worked fully - it read the UID from the furnace sent to the pluma systems and thus allowed to register the device, so you do not even need a router for this (although with this tplink it is certainly easier)


    I also fired the econet on tplink. It was a bit of fun, first of all you had to add a few things that they provide. Including it was flup, installing lighttpd (plus mods: auth, authn_file, fastcgi), fastcgi. I did not run fastcgi, because it is starting to search USB ports in search of a device, and I am currently busy. In the /var/econet.log logs you can see that they have rigidly assigned references to the LED control, but this is not a problem, because symlinks can be used to solve the problem. I'll play tomorrow. I can see "almost" over. If it grabs the USB correctly (I have ftdi), it should already see it.

    maslak wrote:
    I want to make a chipwishper lite (pcb cut to 82x60 4 layers) to get the AES keys from the driver

    What will you want to do next? Extract driver code and modify it?
    If something - well, I can contribute to the collection ;)
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  • #104 18293320
    przemo_ns
    Level 11  
    How to hack it to the end :) , now I would focus on making lambda, does anyone have this module and could do some communication?
  • #105 18294084
    miszko
    Level 15  
    Today my mr3020 came. First, openwrt via tftp, then Przemek's binary. I connected my USB-> RS485 converter (https://www.digitus.info/de/produkte/computerkomponenten/computer-peripheriegeraete/seriell-parallel-adapter/da-70157/) and the econet saw the stove. Suddenly there was silence in the logs (there was still information that he was looking for a USB device). Besides, I didn't notice any errors in the logs. On the app's website (the one served with mr3020), after logging in, I got my UID, I can see all the data correctly and also all my elements that I have attached to the stove. I also fired it on TP-Link TL-WDR3600 v1, which I am currently using to collect data from the furnace (also OpenWRT 18.06). So as for the hardware itself, it can be a different tplink, as long as it has a USB port and you need to redo the references to the LEDs, because the scripts have hardly any references and spam in the logs.
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  • #106 18297445
    popek111111
    Level 11  
    coorass wrote:
    in the ecomax.py file in the parseCurrentData function, at the end add print (self.data)


    Is this ecomax.py script available somewhere?
    And the second question: can parameters be changed in the service menu using the script?
    Thank you and best regards.
  • #107 18297578
    miszko
    Level 15  
    Please follow the last two pages of this thread. There is an attachment with all of this (www.tar.gz). As for the second - yes, as long as you guess what bit needs to be changed (because it's just a matter of sending the appropriate message to the driver), yes. A few posts above you have an example of how to turn off / on the stove. So you can rely on what to do with communication and make some extra money.
  • #108 18305019
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    przemo_ns wrote:
    does anyone have this module and could do a communication rick?
    I have it, but I have no idea how to rip it, besides, for now I am with the boiler once a week, I haven't had time to connect my econet yet. I mean, I connected it 2 weeks ago, but it did not speak, I had a bad converter, one from a raspberry.
  • #109 18305850
    miszko
    Level 15  
    SławekSS wrote:
    I had a bad converter, one from a raspberry.

    I once bought mine on alledrogo (offer number 7126998882). It was fine with me.

    @przemo_ns I will try to dump communications. I understand that you mean a slip of the part that goes to the stove or to the Internet?
  • #110 18305918
    maslak
    Level 14  
    Guys, now you do not need to take a ripping, if you have a complete econet parser, it is already complete, another matter to do a ripping with the lambda probe module, because I have not found anything on this topic in the econet, maybe you have spotted something? If we had what frames come out of the original lambda you could make your own module that would sound like an original one.
  • #111 18305965
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    @miszko , I already have a good one on ftdi232rl and it can see this econet, but I will connect it only on Saturday, but I have an ecomax 860P2.

    @maslak , I have ecolambda, but I can't rip packages.
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  • #112 18306165
    maslak
    Level 14  
    Send the data of this rs485 converter from pi which did not work with the econet, because you can connect it to the pluma bus in parallel to other devices and make a ripping, e.g. with a minicom
    Code: Bash
    Log in, to see the code

    on pi or can be connected to a normal pc and do a rip, e.g. Terminal by Br @ y.
  • #113 18309984
    maslak
    Level 14  
    @miszko where did you buy MR and what hardware version?
  • #114 18310347
    miszko
    Level 15  
    I wanted to buy stationary, but it is practically unavailable anymore. I bought through alledrogo - auction number 8557280721. Shipment by parcel machine, the seller ships quickly. I can see the price increased by PLN 5 since my purchase; (

    HW version v3.20.

    I fired it on some static tplink, but there are problems. Some things in the code are adapted to this MR and I'm not talking about these references to LEDs. I haven't debugged it yet, but the process of connecting to their services is somehow based on the MAC address. He runs MR immediately.

    As for lambda, ecomax920 probably does not exist anymore, only those with lower numbering, like yours, still have probe support.
  • #115 18311279
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    miszko wrote:
    As for lambda, ecomax920 probably does not exist anymore, only those with lower numbering, like yours, still have probe support.
    you have the probe support, only after connecting the module the options appear, they are hidden and invisible ..
    maslak wrote:
    Send the data of this rs485 converter from pi which did not work with econet
    such on ch340 https://www.reichelt.com/pl/pl/malina-pi-z-32...788&gclid=Cj0KCQiAw4jvMPYVr2KxFYVr2KxFYVr2KxF -5I626sQCB9-cZPc72CD3a-5fCMj9cTGfOL-M4ZjgaAtzUEALw_wcB && r = 1

    for the rest, I don't have time yet, I haven't even connected the Econet to the stove. Maybe in the new year.
  • #117 18311294
    SławekSS
    Level 24  
    I know he's naked, but the router can't see him.
  • #118 18311452
    miszko
    Level 15  
    The CH340 just doesn't come with this OpenWRT. You would need to install kmod-usb-serial-ch341.
    It is important that this device is visible under / dev / ttyUSB0 because on this port the script looks for "communication". It also searches 2 other "ports", but that's what it is expected to do.
  • #119 18311725
    cinas
    Level 13  
    These RSs work https://allegro.pl/oferta/konwerter-usb-2-0-to-rs485-uklad-ft232rl-ftdi-8580718673 and this one https://allegro.pl/oferta/ex-1111-konwerter- usb-rs-ttl-3v3-5v-8654468624

    Added after 28 [minutes]:

    SławekSS wrote:
    Hi
    Successfully uploaded this image .bin econeta posted by @kashue.
    the upgrade had to be forced, and as I had nothing to lose, I took a risk.
    Now I have an econet that connects to the econet24 server

    Internet module ecoNet 300 and ecoLINK2


    I tried to enter via SSH but it asks for a password, unfortunately it is different than to the website
    Internet module ecoNet 300 and ecoLINK2 Internet module ecoNet 300 and ecoLINK2

    @ SławekSS
    Check what MAC address the router has now, econet authorization is done using mac, after ripping the flash from the router you can see it in hex after changing there is a message on the website that the device is blocked, changing the mac to another working causes the same symptom, i.e. somewhere in the software being stitched to the mac a second time that changing the visible mac is blocking communication

    Have you been doing clone registration? I have an econet and on the second router I did with the image posted here and after connecting I have the message device blocked
  • #120 18314040
    maslak
    Level 14  
    We do not need access to the pluma website, because rather each of us is looking at it to connect to some of our home automation system, it is no less interesting if it is as you write and they have a way to detect which econet is not original. Probably the original devices, after uploading the firmware, are still customized with some script or program and then their Mac is set and saved to the eeprom. Can anyone confirm that there is only an ftdi + rs485 chip in the original ecoLink or a microcontroller sitting there?

    Added after 22 [minutes]:

    Normally the mac is probably sitting in NOTHING, unless they customize the mac for some cloning.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the integration and functionality of the ecoNet 300 internet module and ecoLINK2 cable with various heating systems, particularly focusing on Plum controllers like ecoMAX 860 and ecoSOL 500. Users share experiences regarding connectivity issues, firmware updates, and the compatibility of different RS485 converters. There are insights into the communication protocols used, troubleshooting steps for connection problems, and methods for reading and sending parameters to the heating systems. The conversation also touches on the challenges of using non-original econet modules and the implications of firmware customization by different manufacturers.
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