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iRT Bus Connection not working #10
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Hi Thomas, Can you provide me with a little bit more information ? What boiler do you have ? What thermostat and how did you connect the interface board ? Thanks, Victor |
Hi Viktor! Thanks for reacting! I did more research and test the last days with some progress I got a Buderus GB112 with a MEC and a HW4201, i connected it now to ECO-BUS - Pin 2+3 ( as 1 seems to be ground),
br |
Your heater looks pretty similar to the Nefit that we have. I took this picture from the manual I found online at: http://myskill.be/Buderus%20GB1%20technisch.PDF The wires from the EMS-iRT board go to ports 3 and 4. For my set-up to work correctly I had to disconnect the bridge-wire on ports 1 and 2.. If I am correct, the MEC and HW4201 is your (wireless?) thermostat. You will not need these to operate the EMS-iRT board. Victor knows more about this than me, but in most cases the EMS-iRT board does not like to be sharing resources with old thermostats.. |
Hi ! the heater maybe ( i don't know the nefit) - but i connected it to the eco-bus on the HW4201 - the control unit of all! I tried also to remove the Roomthermostat MEC while testing - but it made no difference to the log output |
if i would only connect the irt board on the heater it would be no use at all when i would therefor need to disconnect the HW4201 - as all the thermostats and pumps are connect to the HW4201 |
Maybe share a schematic with the connections (incl port numbers) of all components? |
@tbergmair I have done some research on your setup. The interface only works on the iRT bus between the boiler (GB112) and the control unit (HW4201). From what I could find the ECO-BUS is some sort of CAN bus ( https://github.com/flyingflo/logamatic ). I did found the following connection diagram: I think the best place to connect the interface is on the HW4201 on pins 1 and 2 of the UBA connection. But anywhere between the boiler and control unit is fine. But I do find it a very 'strange' how the boiler and the control unit are connected. Is this also how your setup is ? Or has it a different connection. Your setup is very similar to the setup in issue #7 It might be a good source of information. |
Hi Victor ! I can try to connect it in parallel to the UBA Ports - but i CAN NOT disconnect the HW4201 from the Boiler as then NOTING would be working as all the Sensors and Pumps are connected to HW4201 ! |
many thanks - I will try that tomorrow ! |
I tried to connect it that way - but it didn't get any better - i only got "Error! Unable to read the iRT bus." - not even the messages i got on eco-bus in my post from 4days ago |
Did the 'log j' show any output ? Did you try swapping the two wires to the interface board ? |
yes- tried both ! i only get 👍 System Logging set to Jabber mode -> when i connected it to eco-bus 2+3 i at least got : log j |
I think the problem is the 'strange' way the controller is connected. Normally the thermostat is connected at points 3 and 4. When I can find sometime i will build a setup with the thermostat connected to 5 and 10 and see if I can detect a correct signal. |
Hey guys, I got the exact same problem. My boiler is Nefit EcomLine HR43. I connected the device to the 3 and 4, same as the thermostat is and I got the exat same output. Here is my log message: https://paste.gg/p/iamceph/79c45e6adbd54dc89bf17e57d8a582fa I did not wanted to create another issue, if I should, just tell me. |
The Nefit Ekomline should work "right out the box". A few things you might want to try:
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Thank you, will try |
So I tried these steps and now it seems that communication is offline. Log:
System Logging set to Jabber mode -> |
This is a log with connected thermostat:
System Logging set to None -> System Logging set to Jabber mode -> |
Setting 5 with polling enabled? |
Yes |
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I ordered a iRT Board that came today - flashed it with the latest bin 1.9.10 , got wifi running, connected it to my iRT Bus , set passive mode in Config, rebooted , telnet the device, set again to mode 4 , restart, set log j - then see the output
Screenshots
[TELNET] Connected to IRT-ESP version 1.9.10.20110420. Type ? for commands.
log j
System Logging set to Jabber mode
->
(00:53:50.834) irt_rawTelegram: 03: F8 78 80
(00:53:50.835) irt_crcErr1: 03: F8 78 80
Error! Unable to read the iRT bus.
(00:54:04.236) irt_rawTelegram: 03: F8 78 80
(00:54:04.236) irt_crcErr1: 03: F8 78 80
Any suggestions what i can do ?
br thomas
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