Arduino library for reading data from Linky electricity meters in France
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| Enedis TIC Arduino Shield | MySensors nRF24 Linky Module |
Electricity meters in France expose real time information through the consumer-side Télé-Information Client (TIC) output. The output is similar to a serial port. This library allows to process and decode the received bytes.
- Supports different serial ports
- Low ram consumption by processing data on the fly
- Computes bit parity and CRC
The tic_reader class has a setup() function which expects a serial port in the form of a reference to a HardwareSerial instance. That serial port should already be initialized with a baudrate of either 1200 for historic mode, or 9600 for standard.
Once setup has been called, you should call the read() function periodically to process incoming data. When enough bytes have been received, the read() function will return 1, and the dataset argument will be filled with a received key-value pair. All possible key-value pairs are described in section 6 of the official Enedis NOI-CPT_54E.pdf document.
For more information, have a look a the example firmware.
