EnOcean Devices
Article covering MobiusFlow EnOcean Devices service
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Article covering MobiusFlow EnOcean Devices service
Last updated
The EnOcean Devices service handles the decoding of incoming data from EnOcean devices. All EnOcean Devices services listen for EnOcean message broadcasts from the MobiusFlow hub. If any incoming EnOcean messages correspond to any EnOcean device object on a given EnOcean Devices service, the service will decode the data and populate that object.
Each real-world EnOcean device must be represented in MobiusFlow by a corresponding EnOcean device object. To work correctly, these objects must exists within an EnOcean Devices service.
To add new EnOcean device objects, navigate to the object configuration page of the EnOcean Devices service.
EnOcean device objects can added via the Object Library:
All EnOcean device objects require the EnOcean UID of the corresponding real-world EnOcean device to entered:
To realise any changes, the object settings must be saved and the service started / restarted:
Once the object is live, any decoded data from the corresponding EnOcean device can viewed by navigating to that objects resources:
In most cases data is brought in through MobiusFlow connectors. A full guide on setting up MobiusFlow connectors can be found here.
The following diagram shows the full data flow between the EnOcean devices and their corresponding MobiusFlow objects. This is explained in full in the MobiusFlow Connectors services article.
It is possible to send data from MobiusFlow to EnOcean devices via the flows using the MobiusFlow connectors service. The full article covering Receiving and Sending Raw EnOcean Telegrams in the Flows can be found here.
