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by jcdemay
Sunday 10 May 2020 23:26
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

Forget what I said. I should have read the thread from the beginning, my bad. In the first page of the thread : Poloalexis found the european patent 1160752B1 from Delta Dore where everything is described about the signal : It's actually Biphase-M and not Biphase-S (not that it matters, there're ...
by jcdemay
Sunday 10 May 2020 22:39
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

@sev2000 The reason I chose to split the frame the way I did was because of the end of frame I got with every frame I captured (the red square in the following image) : http://offsec.online.fr/x2d/weird_end_of_frame.png Do you have that too ? I originally assumed these bits must be part of the end ...
by jcdemay
Friday 08 May 2020 11:49
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

Just note that both posts are wrong in the sense that the bit sequence is not truncated at the correct place and some bits should shifted. Well, I only have 1 transmitter and 1 receiver, no zone, just basic on/off of the central heating, so it is entirely possible that I got the splitting wrong ...
by jcdemay
Thursday 30 April 2020 16:13
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

Hi sev2000, For the same reasons as you, I also ended up reversing the X2D protocol and came up with similar results I didn't ended reverse engineering Il y a un "up" après "I ended", ce qui signifie, "j'ai fini par" (dans le sens "je me suis résolu à"). But in fact, you're right, I actually stopped ...
by jcdemay
Sunday 12 April 2020 0:49
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

Finally, I can operate my home heater using a RfCat device. I don't know how, but I initially messed up the clock rate computation. It is actually 4870Hz. With the proper clock rate, I no longer have any issues with additional zeroes and every received frame is decoded smoothly. I've updated my ...
by jcdemay
Saturday 11 April 2020 0:09
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

Well, I think I move from the SDR to the CC1111 to soon because I have clock rate synchronization problems with the CC (which I don't have with the SDR). I definitely had too many 0's in my frames... I will update my draft as soon as I have new findings.

KR,
Jonathan.
by jcdemay
Sunday 05 April 2020 17:17
Forum: Heating/cooling
Topic: X2D decoding attempt
Replies: 176
Views: 64261

Re: X2D decoding attempt

Hi guys, For the same reasons as you, I also ended up reversing the X2D protocol and came up with similar results except that I don't seem to have a CRC in my frames. This is maybe because my remote controller model is quite old, 2008 at least. Anyway, here is a draft of my findings, maybe it will ...