wmbusmeters/CHANGES

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Version 0.9.0: 2019-02-26
Reading the meter settings from config files
in /etc is now supported.
Running wmbusmeters as daemon is now supported.
Using rtl_wmbus to receive wmbus messages from
rtl_sdr is work in progress.
Updated README
Updated some command line options robot is now format.
Version 0.8.4: 2019-02-23
Add config files support and daemon mode.
Version 0.8.3: 2019-02-17
Add experimental support for qcaloric.
Version 0.8.2: 2019-01-27
Properly supports short C1 frames after it has received a long frame.
(Ie the format signature hash is properly calculated and used.)
Now properly extracts temperature from short frames!
Added support for Multical21 meters with max flow configuration.
Note! Since max flow was added to multical21, there is an extra
column in the human output and --format=fields output.
There is also "max_flow_m3h"="123" in the json output, but that does not
affect existing code depending on json.
Version 0.8.1: 2019-01-04
Fixed memory leak in shell invocation.
Improved dvparser to properly handle the supercom587 telegrams.
(It still does not extract all the data, but the data is properly parsed and chunked.)
Added address sanitizer to debug build.
Added static analysis check.sh.
Version 0.8: 2018-11-29
Multical21 now reports flow temperature and external temperature.
Version 0.7: 2018-11-23
David Mallon contributed the iPerl water meter! Thanks David!
Version 0.6: 2018-11-02
Added --shell command to invoke for example: mosquitto to send an MQTT message
or psql to insert received data into a database.
Added proper T1 telegram support. First meter to use T1 is supercom587.
A large part of the supercom587 message is not yet properly decoded.
However the important part, the total consumption, is correct.
Version 0.5:
Added difvif parser to extract as much as possible automatically
from the the telegram.
Added initial support for Omnipower electricity meter.
Version 0.4:
Added initial support for heat energy meter Multical302.
Restructured to source to more easily support multiple meters.
ATTENTION! There is a difference in the command line interface.
You must now proved the meter type. Thus for each meter you
supply quadruplets instead of triplets.
Version 0.3:
Added support for wmbus USB receiver Amber AMB8465.
Version 0.2:
Initial working release supporting wmbus USB receiver IMST im871a and the meter Multical21.