USER MANUAL PREVIEW
PTM 535BZ
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BLUETOOTH AND ZIGBEE GREEN POWER PUSHBUTTON TRANSMITTER
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5.7.2
REQUEST_TYPE
PTM 535BZ supports three different requests (NFC Parameter Update, Commissioning Tele-
gram Transmission and Factory Reset) which can be issued by two users (USER1 and USER2).
Request origin (USER1 or USER2) and request type are identified by the REQUEST_ID which
is written by the user into the REQUEST_TYPE register.
REQUEST_ID values.
Request Origin and Request Type
REQUEST_ID
USER1
Configuration Update Request
0x11
Commissioning Telegram Request
0x12
Factory Reset Request
0x13
ZGP Decommissioning Request
0x14
USER2
Configuration Update Request
0x19
Commissioning Telegram Transmission
0x1A
Factory Reset Request
0x1B
ZGP Decommissioning Request
0x1C
Table 27
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REQUEST_ID encoding
The execution of the request can be verified using the REQUEST_STATUS register as de-
scribed in
Chapter 5.6.17
5.7.3
CONFIGURATION_SELECTION
The CONFIGURATION_SELECTION register is used to specify the configuration registers that
should be updated. The structure of the CONFIGURATION_SELECTION register follows the
structure of the USERn_CONFIGURATION_OPTIONS register described in
Chapter 5.6.15
The CONFIGURATION_SELECTION register is byte-wise structured into four configuration
groups:
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BYTE0 = Security configuration
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BYTE1 = ZGP configuration
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BYTE2 = BLE configuration
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BYTE3 = SYSTEM configuration
The structure of the CONFIGURATION_SELECTION register is shown in
Figure 48
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CONFIGURATION_SELECTION