Hi Dino,
I'll try to answer you:
1-
Temperature Actuator:
indicate the status of the thermoregulation actuators, such as the F430 module.
2-
Temperature Valve:
indicates whether the valve is in Conditioning or Heating mode
3-
Auxiliaries:
these are auxiliary signals that can be used to inform you of alarms in progress, for example flooding or other.
They can also be used for other purposes, for example you can set the home alarm on/off.
If this interests you, you can see examples in this thread.
4-
DRY-CONTACT:
these are the signals that are read by the contact interface modules, for example the 3477 or F428
The ID is more complex, I'll try to explain it in a slightly simplified way.
For all these types, the ID is in hexadecimal and consists of 2 parts:
- the upper part which indicates the type of device
- the lower part indicating the device number
When a device is added automatically, the name is always composed of:
- the description of the type of device
- the device number
This in order to facilitate the identification of the device.
Example 1:
ID 01F8000C
Top part: hex 01F8 indicates that it is a Temperature actuator
Bottom part: hex 000C = 12 Indicates that it is Temperature actuator number 12
Name: 'TEMPERATURE 12 Actuator'
Example 2:
ID 00090001
Top: hex 0009 indicates that it is an auxiliary
Bottom part: hex 0001 = 1 Indicates that it is the auxiliary number 1
Name: 'AUXILIARY 1'
Example 3:
ID 00190024
Top part: hex 0019 indicates that it is a DRYCONTACT
Bottom part: hex 0024 = 36 Indicates that it is DRYCONTACT number 36
Name: 'DRYCONTACT 36'
Finally, the status of the F411 actuators falls within WHO=1 or lighting.
The light number is composed of ZONE + LIGHT POINT.
So the devices will be identified like this:
Top part: hex 0001 indicates that it is a light
Bottom part: hex 0024 = 42 or Z=4 LP=2
Name: 'LIGHT 42'
So the full ID will be: 00010024
I hope this helps.
