How do I decode a Dual Push Button event?

How do I decode a Dual Push Button event?

The Dual Push Button Sensor will generate events when the either the left button, the right button, or both buttons are pressed, released, or held-down for a configurable amount of time.

 

Byte 0: 7-4

Byte 0: 3-0

Byte 1

Byte 2

Byte 3

Protocol version

(4 bits)

Counter

(4 bits)

Message Type Code

(0x06)

Button ID

(0x01 in the example below)

Event

(0x02 in the example below)

 

 

Protocol Definition

                  The first 4 bits are defined by Radio Bridge for the protocol

                  The next 4 bits are a counter that goes from 0 to F (Hex) and repeats

                 

Message Type

                  0x06 represents the push button’s event type

 

Button ID

                  0x01 represents the right button’s button ID in the dual push button sensor

                  0x02 represents the left button’s button ID in the dual push button sensor

                  0x12 represents the button ID for when both the right and left buttons in the dual                                                                                                 push button sensor are being pressed together

 

Event

                  This byte represents the button event


Event Payload                         Description

0x00                                             Pressed

0x01                                             Released

0x02                                             Button held

 

 

Example of a Single Push Button Event Message

 

10 06 01 02

 

1                                       Protocol Version (currently always 0x1)

0                                       Packet Counter (increments by 1 each message and wraps from 0xF to 0x0)

06                                    Message Type Code (Button Event = 0x06)

01                                    Button ID (Button ID = 0x01, which is the right button)

02                                    Event (Button was held = 0x02)

 

 

The Radio Bridge Console will generate the following output for this message:

 

              Button 1 held

 



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