TEMPERATURE in celsius?

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    zx9

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    Hi,

    How do I convert the raw temp returned from AIRCON ZONE_TEMPERATURE into celsius?

    Thanks
     
    zx9, Jun 18, 2014
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    Temperatures are expressed in units of 1/256 of a degree Celsius. So just convert it to real and divide it by 256.

    It's all described in the Air Conditioning Application protocol document on the CIS web-site.
     
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    thanks Ashley, I must be blind as I read that doc twice over looking for the answer.
     
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    If its in 1/256 of a degree, then multiply by 256 (not divide).

    You can probably also imagine a few other fiddles that could be done using a couple of bytes (eg a byte for the part before the decimal point and a byte for the part after).
     
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    Divide is correct. If the units are 1/256 of a degree, then a value of say 512 is 2 degrees, which is 512 divided by 256.
     
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    Oops, yes, you are right. Sorry bout that!
     
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