Payload validation for 0x01FF packet

[Onl1ne1373]

The payload validation for 0x1FF in ramses_rf is:

Code._01FF: {  # unknown_01ff, TODO: definitely a real code, Itho Spider
        SZ_NAME: "message_01ff",
        I_: r"^0[01][0-9A-F]{50}$",
        RQ: r"^0[01][0-9A-F]{50}$",
        W_: r"^00[0-9A-F]{50}$",

But in ramses_cc the payload validation is:

vol.Required("payload"): cv.matches_regex(r"^[0-9A-F]{1,48}$")

So, sending 01FF packages in Home Assistant fails due to the maximum length.

[zxdavb]

Can you provide more information?

• why is its payload length 50 and not 48?
• do you have any examples of such packets?

[Onl1ne1373]

When I send a packet with my HGI80 to my Itho Spider to set the target temperature I have to send the following:

service: ramses_cc.send_packet
data:
  device_id: "21:033620"
  verb: W
  code: 01FF
  payload: 0080802727D0000000143C80800000B40080800280FF80040000

Resulting in

2024-01-26T14:03:34.223366 095  W --- 18:010547 21:033620 --:------ 01FF 026 0080802727D0000000143C80800000B40080800280FF80040000

The payload is longer than the home assistant integration allows. I changed the python code to allow a longer payload by editing custom_components/ramses_cc/schemas.py, line 78, from 48 to 52. Rebooting HA and I can send it.
The ramses_rf code also defines the payload length as 52.

We got the packet by listening to a Spider Connect Gateway. And I now have the binding working between a HGI80 as gateway and the home icon on the Spider. So now I am testing the setpoint change on the Spider.

[zxdavb]

Sorry, I am being stupid.

There is a typo in ramses_cc, it should be:

vol.Required("payload"): cv.matches_regex(r"^([0-9A-F][0-9A-F]){1,48}$"),

I have made this fix - it will be included within 0.31.4.