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From the initial window, select File → Sniff ProtocolRecord Signal

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Setup like the above window above and click Start.

Data:

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111110000011111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
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11111
11111
11111
11111
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11111
11111
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11111
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11111
11111
11111
11111
11111000000011111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
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11111
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11111
11111
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111110000011111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
11111
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11111
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Click Start button and once you noticed your signal, click Stop and Save. Close the window 

The Interpretation Screen should appear.

  • zoom in on the first burst.
  • Set the signal view to 

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Data:


From Protocol Doc:


All in nibbles (4 bits). 

Rolling Code(2), Status(1), Temperature (signed binary), Hash CodeFrom Protocol Doc:





AcuRite 00606TX and 00782W3

These sensors have identical formats and add yet more variation in data encoding. Data bits are sent in big-endian order and nibbles are also in bigendian order (opposite to the 0964TX sensor). The data packet length is also different at 32 bits.


The status nibble's MSB is a "battery okay" flag which is normally one. It goes to zero when the battery drops below about 2.6 volts or so.


Temperature is a signed 12-bit value with resolution of 0.1C. For example, 25.6C is encoded as the value 256 (0x100 hexadecimal). A value of -0.1C is encoded as -1 (0xFFF hexadecimal).


There is an 8-bit hash code appended to check message integrity. It is the same algorithm as described for the Ambient Weather F007TH sensor below with two minor modifications. 1. The hash code value is initialized to zero instead of hexadecimal "0x64". 2. Start with the fifth value in the LFSR sequence depicted for the F007TH sensor -- 0xF1 instead of the first value, 0x3E.


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