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Gateway Binary Upload into the Cloud

The gateway sends data via a binary HTTP request to http://www.data199.com/gateway/put (to be exact the data server, which is in the configuration). The content-type describes it as application/octet-stream and an additional header http_identify contains the following string: Gateway Serial + ":" + Gateway MAC + ":" + action code.

http_identify: 80ABCDEF:006789ABCDEF:00 send during boot-up of the gateway. http_identify: 80ABCDEF:006789ABCDEF:C0 send during message transmission.

Gateway block send during boot-up

The binary data send during boot-up always seems to be 15 bytes. All values are always big-endian, if endianness matters.

Byte Meaning
0 byte, containing the size of the package (15 bytes)
1 32-bit value containing the seconds since boot for the gateway, often around 7s
5 6 bytes of the gateway ID
11 word, always 1?
13 word, always 50?

Sensor 64-byte data block format

The binary data to transfer the packages to the server is always a multiple of 64-byte blocks with each block containing one message from a sensor. Data that is non-urgent is buffered within the gateway to minimize the number of transfers to the cloud server, it seems to be send every 7 minutes. Only messages marked in the tx counter as events are send immediately. If such an event occurs, all buffered packages are also sent. Pressing the button on the gateway sends all data immediately, which is helpful for debugging.

Every 64-byte block has a simple 7-bit checksum. It is calculated by just summing up the first 63 bytes and storing the lower 7 bit in the last byte of the message. Bit 7 in the last byte is always 0. If the checksum is invalid, the server simply ignores the package, but still returns HTTP status 200 (= OK), probably to avoid the gateway sending a defect package over and over again.

Offset 0: Package Header

header device ID package length sensor type
0xcb ID0a 0x0f Sensor for acoustical observation of detectors
0xce ID02 0x12 temperature
0xce ID15 0x12 4 button switch
0xd2 ID01 0x16 teperature in + temperature cable
0xd2 ID03 0x16 temperature + humidity
0xd2 ID0F 0x16 temperature in + temperature out
0xd3 ID10 0x17 open/close sensor
0xd4 ID04 0x18 temperature + humidity + dry-contact
0xd6 ID06 0x1a temperature + humidity + pool temperature
0xd6 ID09 0x1a temperature + humidity + temperature cable
0xd8 ID0E 0x1c temperature + humidity (with decimal place)
0xd9 ID12 0x1d humidity average + temperature + humidity
0xda ID05 0x1e temperature out + tempereature in + humidity + air quality
0xda ID07 0x1e temperature in + humidity in + temperature out + humidity out
0xe0 ID18 0x24 air pressure monitor
0xe1 ID08 0x25 rain
0xe2 ID0b 0x26 wind
0xea ID11 0x2e 4 times temperature and humidity

Offset 1: UNIX UTC Timestamp

A 4 byte UNIX UTC timestamp when the data was received by the gateway.

Offset 5: Package Length

Length of data within the whole package in bytes. It seems to be always be the same for the same header and device ID.

Offset 6: Device ID

6 byte device ID, which matches the sensor MAC address. The first byte is the ID, which defines the content of the data.

Offset 12: Data

Starting here is the sensor depended data.

ID Format of data
01 Temperature sensor in/cable
0 word: tx counter
2 word: current temperature
4 word: current temperature cable
6 word: previous temperature
8 word: previous temperature cable
02 Temperature sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: current temperature
4 word: previous temperature
03 Temperature/Humidity sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature
4 word: humidity
6 word: previous temperature
8 word: previous humidity
04 Temperature/Humidity/Water Detector sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature
4 word: humidity
6 byte: wetness sensor
7 word: previous temperature
9 word: previous humidity
11 byte: previous water sensor
05 Air Quality Monitor [WL2000]
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature out
4 word: temperature in
6 word: humidity in
8 word: air quality (CO2)
10 word: previous temperature out
12 word: previous temperature in
14 word: previous humidity in
06 Temperature/Humidity/Pool sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature
4 word: pool temperature
6 word: humidity
8 word: previous temperature
10 word: previous pool temperature
12 word: previous humidity
07 Weather Station MA10410
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature in
4 word: humidity in
6 word: temperature out
8 word: humidity out
10 word: previous temperature in
12 word: previous humidity in
14 word: previous temperature out
16 word: previous humidity out
08 Rain sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: Bit 14-15: %10:rain seesaw to the left
Bit 14-15: %01:rain seesaw to the right
Bit 14-15: %00:2 hour idle timer, no movement detected
Bit 0-13: temperature
4 word: seesaw movement counter = 0.25mm/m2 per count, e.g. 20 ticks = 5l/m2 rain - needs to be counted over a 1 hour period for normalization
6 word: Bit 14-15: %00: probably unused
Bit 14-15: %01: Unit: hours (overflow after ~682 days)
Bit 14-15: %10: Unit: min (overflow after ~11 days)
Bit 14-15: %11: Unit: sec (overflow after ~4 hours)
Bit 0-13: Time value since the last event
8 word: previous event time (lower 13 bits contain the time in seconds/minutes/hours/days since last event)
10 word: previous event time
12 word: previous event time
14 word: previous event time
16 word: previous event time
18 word: previous event time
20 word: previous event time
22 word: previous event time
09 Pro Temperature/Humidity/Ext.Temperature sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature
4 word: ext. temperature
6 word: humidity
8 word: previous temperature
10 word: previous ext. temperature
12 word: previous humidity
0a MA10860
0 word: tx counter
2 word: Bit 15: Alarm 1 triggered
Bit 14: Alarm 2 triggered
Bit 13: Alarm 3 triggered
Bit 12: Alarm 4 triggered
Bit 11: unknown, always 0
Bit 10: unknown, always 0
Bit 0-9: Temperature without overflow and error bits
0b Wind sensor
0 3-byte: tx counter (this tx counter is 3 bytes instead of 2 bytes!)
3 long: Bit 28…31: wind direction (0 = N, 1 = NNO, 2 = NO, 3 = ONO, 4 = O, …, 12 = W, 13 = WNW, 14 = NW, 15 = NNW)
Bit 27: unknown, always 0
Bit 26: unknown, always 0
Bit 25: Bit 8 for the wind speed (to have a 9 bit resolution)
Bit 24: Bit 8 for the gust speed (to have a 9 bit resolution)
Bit 15…23: wind speed in m/s, divide value by 10
Bit 8…15: gust speed in m/s, divide value by 10
Bit 0…7: typical 210, which multiplied by 2 equals 410s or 7 minutes, which is the duration since the last transmit)
7 long: previous state
11 long: previous state
15 long: previous state
19 long: previous state
23 long: previous state
0c illegal sensor id
0d illegal sensor id
0e Professional Thermo/Hygro sensor
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature
4 word: humidity with decimal place
5 byte: unknown
7 word: previous temperature
9 word: previous humidity with decimal place
10 byte: unknown
11 word: previous temperature
13 word: previous humidity with decimal place
14 byte: unknown
0f Weather Station
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature in
4 word: temperature out
6 word: previous temperature in
8 word: previous temperature out
10 Door/Window sensor (idle time: 6 hours)
0 word: tx counter
2 word: Bit 15: 0:Closed, 1:Open
Bit 13-14: %00: Unit: ?days?
Bit 13-14: %01: Unit: hours (overflow after ~341 days)
Bit 13-14: %10: Unit: min (overflow after ~5 days)
Bit 13-14: %11: Unit: sec (overflow after ~2 hours)
Bit 0-12: Time value
4 word: previous state (lower 12 bits contain the time in seconds/minutes/hours/days since last event)
6 word: previous state
8 word: previous state
11 4 Thermo-hygro-sensors (TFA30.3060.01)
0 word: tx counter
2 word: temperature sensor 1
4 word: humidity sensor 1
6 word: temperature sensor 2
8 word: humidity sensor 2
10 word: temperature sensor 3
12 word: humidity sensor 3
14 word: temperature in
16 word: humidity in
18 word: previous temperature sensor 1
20 word: previous humidity sensor 1
22 word: previous temperature sensor 2
24 word: previous humidity sensor 2
26 word: previous temperature sensor 3
28 word: previous humidity sensor 3
30 word: previous temperature in
32 word: previous humidity in
12 Humidity Guard (MA10230)
0 word: tx counter
2 byte: 3h humidity average
3 byte: 24h humidity average
4 byte: 7d humidity average
5 byte: 30d humidity average
6 word: current temperature
8 byte: current humidity
9-16: unknown (pervious values?)
15 4 button switch (MA10880)
0 word: tx counter
1 byte: button state
Bit 7-4: number of button (0001=green, 0010=orange, 0011=red, 0100=yellow)
Bit 3-0: info for pressed button (0001=short, 0002=2 times short, 0003=long)
18 air pressure monitor (MA10238)
0 word + byte: 3-byte tx counter
3 word: temperature
5 byte: humidity
6 word: air pressure

Value decoding

Tx Counter

Bits Meaning
15 0: battery good, 1:battery low
14 0: the transmission was triggered by the internal timer of the device e.g. for thermometers transmitting the temperature every 7 minutes or sensors sending every 2 hours a heartbeat
1: the transmission was triggered by an event, like a battery change or the trigger of an alarm sensor or the button on the device
0…13 These bits are a counter that is incremented on every new event overflowing from 0x3fff back to 0x0000. It can be used to filter out duplicate messages on the receiver side.

Temperature

Bits Meaning
15 unknown, typically 0, but can be 1
14 unknown, typically 0, but can be 1
13 overflow (too hot for the sensor) and is displayed as "OFL°C"
12 sensor error occurred. It is represented as "---°C"
11 unknown, always seems to be 0.
0…10 temperature is a signed 11 bit value in 1/10°C.
0…1023 represents 0.0°C…102.3°C = value * 0.1
1024…2047 do represent -102.4°C…-0.1°C = (2048-value) * -0.1

A sensor error typically occurs if e.g. the water temperature sensor of the pool sensor is offline (e.g. no batteries). In this case the water temperature can't be reported.

Humidity

Bits Meaning
15 unknown, typically 0, but can be 1
14 unknown, typically 0, but can be 1
13 unknown
12 unknown
8…11 unknown, typically a value of 10, on the MA10250PRO (Outdoor sensor) it is 0
7 unknown (MA10230 average values 1= "--" (not calculated))
0…6 humidity is a 7 bit value and read as %

Humidity with decimal place

Bits Meaning
10-15 unknown
0…9 humidity is a 10 bit value in 1/10%

Air quality

Bits Meaning
8…15 unknown
8 probably overflow
0…7 Counter for 50 ppm (e.g. 9 is 450 ppm)

Wetness

Bits Meaning
7 unknown, always 1
6 unknown, always 0
5 unknown, always 1
4 unknown, always 0
3 unknown, always 1
2 unknown, always 0
1 unknown, 0:dry, 1:wet
0 unknown, 0:wet, 1:dry