wmbusmeters/src/meter_lse_07_17.cc

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/*
Copyright (C) 2021 Fredrik Öhrström
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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*/
#include"dvparser.h"
#include"meters.h"
#include"meters_common_implementation.h"
#include"wmbus.h"
#include"wmbus_utils.h"
#include"util.h"
using namespace std;
struct MeterLSE_07_17 : public virtual WaterMeter, public virtual MeterCommonImplementation {
MeterLSE_07_17(MeterInfo &mi);
// Total water counted through the meter
double totalWaterConsumption(Unit u);
bool hasTotalWaterConsumption();
// Water conumption at due date
double dueDateWaterConsumption(Unit u);
// The configured due date
string dueDate();
// Not shure about this one, should be error codes and 0 otherwise
string errorCode();
// Date of the error, if no error occured it is 2127-15-31 (FFFF)
string errorDate();
// Date and time of the device, presumably in UTC
string deviceDateTime();
private:
void processContent(Telegram *t);
double total_water_consumption_m3_ {};
double due_date_water_consumption_m3_ {};
string due_date_ {};
ushort error_code_ {};
string error_date_ {};
string device_date_time_ {};
};
shared_ptr<WaterMeter> createLSE_07_17(MeterInfo &mi)
{
return shared_ptr<WaterMeter>(new MeterLSE_07_17(mi));
}
MeterLSE_07_17::MeterLSE_07_17(MeterInfo &mi) :
MeterCommonImplementation(mi, MeterDriver::LSE_07_17)
{
setExpectedTPLSecurityMode(TPLSecurityMode::AES_CBC_IV);
addLinkMode(LinkMode::S1);
addPrint("total", Quantity::Volume,
[&](Unit u){ return totalWaterConsumption(u); },
"The total water consumption recorded by this meter.",
true, true);
addPrint("due_date", Quantity::Volume,
[&](Unit u){ return dueDateWaterConsumption(u); },
"The water consumption at the due date.",
true, true);
addPrint("due_date", Quantity::Text,
[&](){ return dueDate(); },
"The due date configured on the meter.",
true, true);
addPrint("error_code", Quantity::Text,
[&](){ return errorCode(); },
"Error code of the Meter, 0 means no error.",
true, true);
addPrint("error_date", Quantity::Text,
[&](){ return errorDate(); },
"The date the error occured at. If no error, reads 2127-15-31 (FFFF).",
true, true);
addPrint("device_date_time", Quantity::Text,
[&](){ return deviceDateTime(); },
"Error code of the Meter, 0 means no error.",
true, true);
}
void MeterLSE_07_17::processContent(Telegram *t)
{
/*
The following telegram corresponds to the Qundis QWater5.5 cold water meters I have here.
From the device display it states that it is set to S-mode operation, sending a telegram
every 4 h.
Another option of this device is the C mode operation, sending telegrams every
7.5 s.
Even though my meters are definitely Qundis QWater5.5, the meters do not identify with
manufacturer code QDS but with LSE.
(lse_07_17) 0f: 0C dif (8 digit BCD Instantaneous value)
(lse_07_17) 10: 13 vif (Volume l)
(lse_07_17) 11: * 04400100 total consumption (14.004000 m3)
(lse_07_17) 15: 4C dif (8 digit BCD Instantaneous value storagenr=1)
(lse_07_17) 16: 13 vif (Volume l)
(lse_07_17) 17: * 40620000 due date consumption (6.240000 m3)
(lse_07_17) 1b: 42 dif (16 Bit Integer/Binary Instantaneous value storagenr=1)
(lse_07_17) 1c: 6C vif (Date type G)
(lse_07_17) 1d: * 9F2C due date (2020-12-31)
(lse_07_17) 1f: 02 dif (16 Bit Integer/Binary Instantaneous value)
(lse_07_17) 20: BB vif (Volume flow l/h)
(lse_07_17) 21: 56 vife (duration of limit exceed last lower is 2)
(lse_07_17) 22: * 0000 error code (0)
(lse_07_17) 24: 32 dif (16 Bit Integer/Binary Value during error state)
(lse_07_17) 25: 6C vif (Date type G)
(lse_07_17) 26: * FFFF error date (2127-15-31)
(lse_07_17) 28: 04 dif (32 Bit Integer/Binary Instantaneous value)
(lse_07_17) 29: 6D vif (Date and time type)
(lse_07_17) 2a: * 180DA924 device datetime (2021-04-09 13:24)
*/
int offset;
string key;
if (findKey(MeasurementType::Instantaneous, ValueInformation::Volume, 0, 0, &key, &t->values)) {
extractDVdouble(&t->values, key, &offset, &total_water_consumption_m3_);
t->addMoreExplanation(offset, " total consumption (%f m3)", total_water_consumption_m3_);
}
if (findKey(MeasurementType::Instantaneous, ValueInformation::Volume, 1, 0, &key, &t->values)) {
extractDVdouble(&t->values, key, &offset, &due_date_water_consumption_m3_);
t->addMoreExplanation(offset, " due date consumption (%f m3)", due_date_water_consumption_m3_);
}
if (findKey(MeasurementType::Instantaneous, ValueInformation::Date, 1, 0, &key, &t->values)) {
struct tm date;
extractDVdate(&t->values, key, &offset, &date);
due_date_ = strdate(&date);
t->addMoreExplanation(offset, " due date (%s)", due_date_.c_str());
}
key = "02BB56";
if (hasKey(&t->values, key)) {
extractDVuint16(&t->values, key, &offset, &error_code_);
// Not sure about this one, is it error codes or sth else?
t->addMoreExplanation(offset, " error code (%s)", errorCode().c_str());
}
if (findKey(MeasurementType::AtError, ValueInformation::Date, 0, 0, &key, &t->values)) {
struct tm date;
extractDVdate(&t->values, key, &offset, &date);
error_date_ = strdate(&date);
t->addMoreExplanation(offset, " error date (%s)", error_date_.c_str());
}
if (findKey(MeasurementType::Instantaneous, ValueInformation::DateTime, 0, 0, &key, &t->values)) {
struct tm datetime;
extractDVdate(&t->values, key, &offset, &datetime);
device_date_time_ = strdatetime(&datetime);
t->addMoreExplanation(offset, " device datetime (%s)", device_date_time_.c_str());
}
}
double MeterLSE_07_17::totalWaterConsumption(Unit u)
{
assertQuantity(u, Quantity::Volume);
return convert(total_water_consumption_m3_, Unit::M3, u);
}
bool MeterLSE_07_17::hasTotalWaterConsumption()
{
return true;
}
double MeterLSE_07_17::dueDateWaterConsumption(Unit u)
{
assertQuantity(u, Quantity::Volume);
return convert(due_date_water_consumption_m3_, Unit::M3, u);
}
string MeterLSE_07_17::dueDate()
{
return due_date_;
}
string MeterLSE_07_17::errorCode()
{
if (error_code_ == 0) return "OK";
// How do the following error codes on the display map to the code in the telegram?
// According to the datasheet, these errors can appear on the display:
// LEAC Leak in the system (no associated error code)
// 0 Negative direction of flow.
// 2 Operating hours expired.
// 3 Hardware error.
// 4 Permanently stored error.
// b Communication via OPTO too often per month.
// c Communication via M-Bus too often per month.
// d Flow too high.
// f Device was without voltage supply briefly. All parameter settings are lost.
//
return tostrprintf("ERR %04x", error_code_);
}
string MeterLSE_07_17::errorDate()
{
return error_date_;
}
string MeterLSE_07_17::deviceDateTime()
{
return device_date_time_;
}