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|[http://www.bticino.com/software/show/timh200 Downloads] | |[http://www.bticino.com/software/show/timh200 Downloads] | ||
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|MH200N | |MH200N | ||
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|[http://www.bticino.com/software/show/timh200n Downloads] | |[http://www.bticino.com/software/show/timh200n Downloads] | ||
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Revision as of 16:34, 16 November 2014
To find out what type of gateway and scenario box you have, just send the message *#13**15## to your device, for example:
echo "*#13**15##" | netcat 192.168.60.201 20000
This gives you a similar answer like this:
*#*1##*#13**15*12##*#*1##
My device is shown as 12, looking up in the table below, I can say my device is a F453AV
Gateways
| Device | Type | OWN-ID | Downloads |
|---|---|---|---|
| F452 | Gateway | 6 | Download |
| F452V | Gateway | 7 | Download |
| F453 | Gateway | 16 | Download |
| F453AV | Gateway | 12 | Downloads |
| F454 | Gateway | 51 | Downloads |
| MH200 | Scenario Manager | 4 | Downloads |
| MH200N | Scenario Manager | 44 | Downloads |
