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FR: Support for IR port Kamstrup meter(s) with simple authentication #389

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bipsendk opened this issue Dec 18, 2022 · 4 comments
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@bipsendk
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Apparently no support for DLMS/COSEM meter with simple authentication via serial/IR Port

Describe the solution you'd like
Support for meters with IR port (through serial port), where simple authentication is being used - e.g. Kamstrup 382Lx7

Describe alternatives you've considered
Using Gurux software on Raspberry Pi, but this will require quite an amount of programming to feed data into HA via MQTT

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Protocol description attached - IR port specs/auth/client/server addresses is listed at page 14
55121424_D1_GB.pdf DLMS generation M N1.pdf

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ArnieO commented Dec 18, 2022

Duplication, see this thread: #126
Requires Kamstrup-proprietary protocol, only seen partially documented on various personal implementations.

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gskjold commented Dec 19, 2022

Duplication, see this thread: #126

Are we sure this is the same? When I look at the document document, this is standard IEC62056-7-5, but with two-way communication.

55121424_D1_GB.pdf DLMS generation M N1.pdf

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gskjold commented Dec 19, 2022

I see now that this document is also referenced in the other thread. I think I may have seen this document before, but it's hard to keep track these days.

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ArnieO commented Dec 19, 2022

Are we sure this is the same? When I look at the document document, this is standard IEC62056-7-5, but with two-way communication.

Sorry - my mistake. I meant this thread: #373

My opinion is that reading "IR eye" / optical port is outside the scope of this firmware, as I consider those meters to be obsolete. They will surely be replaced by AMS meters at some point of time.

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