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=Links=


=Links and documentation=
*[https://www.opentherm.eu/ Opentherm homepage]
*[https://theevohomeshop.co.uk/what-is-opentherm-and-why-use-honeywell-evohome-with-it/ What is Opentherm?]
*[[File:Opentherm Protocol v2-2.pdf|thumb|Opentherm Protocol]]
==Opentherm gateway==
*[https://www.nodo-shop.nl/en/our-products/211-opentherm-gateway.html Opentherm gateway]
*[https://www.nodo-shop.nl/en/our-products/211-opentherm-gateway.html Opentherm gateway]
*[https://theevohomeshop.co.uk/what-is-opentherm-and-why-use-honeywell-evohome-with-it/ What is Opentherm?]
*[https://otgw.tclcode.com/matrix.cgi Equipment information]
 


=Considerations=
==Tuning modulation level==
Maybe https://hackaday.io/project/170821-opentherm-interface


=Nomenclature and abbreviations=
=Nomenclature and abbreviations=
==OT/+== OpenTherm/plus
==OT/+==  
==OT/-== OpenTherm/Lite
OpenTherm/plus
==OSI/RM== The OSI 7-layer protocol reference model.
==OT/-==
==PWM== Pulse-width modulation
OpenTherm/Lite
==Room Unit== The device which calculates the “demand” in the system, which is communicated to the
==OSI/RM==
==Boiler Unit.== The use of the term room is not intended to be literally restrictive but is used for
The OSI 7-layer protocol reference model.
==PWM==
Pulse-width modulation
==Room Unit==
The device which calculates the “demand” in the system, which is communicated to the
==Boiler Unit.==
The use of the term room is not intended to be literally restrictive but is used for
convenience.
convenience.
==Boiler Unit== The device which receives the “demand” from the room unit and typically is responsible for
==Boiler Unit==
The device which receives the “demand” from the room unit and typically is responsible for
providing energy to satisfy that demand. The use of the term boiler is not intended to be
providing energy to satisfy that demand. The use of the term boiler is not intended to be
literally restrictive but is used for convenience.
literally restrictive but is used for convenience.
==AL== Application Layer
==AL==
==DLL== Data-Link Layer
Application Layer
==PL== Physical Layer
==DLL==
==TSP== Transparent Slave Parameter
Data-Link Layer
==RBP== Remote Boiler Parameter
==HVAC==
==CH== Central Heating
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning
==DHW== Domestic Hot Water
*https://friarsair.com/thermostat-modes-settings-mean-explained/
==OEM== Original Equipment Manufacturer
==PL==
==OTC== Outside Temperature Compensation
Physical Layer
==FHB== Fault History Buffer
==Setback temperature==
The temperature to maintan while you're away
==TSP==
Transparent Slave Parameter
==RBP==
Remote Boiler Parameter
==CH==
Central Heating
==DHW==
Domestic Hot Water
==OEM==
Original Equipment Manufacturer
==OTC==
Outside Temperature Compensation
==FHB==
Fault History Buffer
 
 
=FAQ=
==Polarity of the wires==
None, really.
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Latest revision as of 18:31, 5 May 2024

Links and documentation

Opentherm gateway


Considerations

Tuning modulation level

Maybe https://hackaday.io/project/170821-opentherm-interface

Nomenclature and abbreviations

OT/+

OpenTherm/plus

OT/-

OpenTherm/Lite

OSI/RM

The OSI 7-layer protocol reference model.

PWM

Pulse-width modulation

Room Unit

The device which calculates the “demand” in the system, which is communicated to the

Boiler Unit.

The use of the term room is not intended to be literally restrictive but is used for convenience.

Boiler Unit

The device which receives the “demand” from the room unit and typically is responsible for providing energy to satisfy that demand. The use of the term boiler is not intended to be literally restrictive but is used for convenience.

AL

Application Layer

DLL

Data-Link Layer

HVAC

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning

PL

Physical Layer

Setback temperature

The temperature to maintan while you're away

TSP

Transparent Slave Parameter

RBP

Remote Boiler Parameter

CH

Central Heating

DHW

Domestic Hot Water

OEM

Original Equipment Manufacturer

OTC

Outside Temperature Compensation

FHB

Fault History Buffer


FAQ

Polarity of the wires

None, really.