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wireless-mbus-parser

v1.0.0

Published

Parse telegram data received via wireless mbus

Downloads

11

Readme

wireless-mbus-parser

This is a pure JS parser for wireless mbus telegrams. It tries to follow specifications from EN-13757 and OMS - but both are not fully implemented.

The missing parts are mostly either not relevant anymore or were not necessary yet - this is especially true for the large amount of VIFs introduced by the OMS standard.

Limited support for parsing "wired" mbus telegrams is implemented. A few proprietary protocol are (partially) supported.

A legacy result format to (mostly) match the output from parser included in the iobroker.wireless-mbus package is also available.

Features

  • automatic CRC detection / handling
  • ELL encryption and encryption modes 5 and 7
  • compact frame handling
  • Diehl PRIOS telegram are supported
  • Techem heat, water and HCA meters are partially supported

Sample Usage

import { WirelessMbusParser } from "wireless-mbus-parser";

const data = "2E44931578563412330333637A2A0020255923C95AAA26D1B2E7493BC2AD013EC4A6F6D3529B520EDFF0EA6DEFC955B29D6D69EBF3EC8A";
const key = "0102030405060708090A0B0C0D0E0F11";

const parser = new WirelessMbusParser();
const evaluatedData = await parser.parse(
  Buffer.from(data, "hex"),
  { key: Buffer.from(key, "hex") }
);

const fullData = await parser.parser(
  Buffer.from(, "hex"),
  {
    verbose: true,
    containsCrc: undefined,
    key: Buffer.from(key, "hex")
  }
);

const legacyResult = WirelessMbusParser.toLegacyResult(fullData)

Notes:

If containsCrc is undefined, the parser tries to guess whether the data contains CRC or not. This works if the telegram data has the correct length, if it contains trailing data, the auto-detection fails in some circumstances.

The legacy result can only be generated from the "verbose" result.

TODO

  • manufacturer specific "blob" handler
  • TCH smoke detector?

Changelog

1.0.0

  • First release