Danfoss has a master unit called SM800 and SM800A these can use a 3d party xml to send over data. Can the D2000 use this?
Here is the link: System Manager FAQ | Danfoss
scroll down to XML interface
You have to obtain that XML first (I recommend using an external utility implementing http client e.g. wget or curl) and then parse the XML file. For parsing, you can use D2000 XML file manipulation functions documentation here
Speaking of Danfoss, this year I implemented “Danfoss Ally Coud” protocol which can be downloaded here.
It basically accesses web (using curl, see E.Danfoss_Cloud.unit.xml in downloaded Danfoss_cloud_1.4.zip) and then it parses the data … in this case, it’s not XML but JSON. So you can see an example how to work with curl.
Hi,
Yes, the Danfoss SM800 and SM800A master units support XML communication, allowing integration with third-party systems. According to Danfoss documentation, these units can utilize an XML interface to exchange data with external platforms, which makes them adaptable for use with other systems like D2000. The XML interface can be leveraged to transmit key operational data from the System Manager, including alarms, logs, and system performance metrics.
To ensure compatibility, you’ll need to configure the XML settings on the SM800/SM800A unit to communicate with D2000, likely using its XML API to parse and utilize the data for your system’s needs. Be sure to check both the XML structure and communication protocols to ensure smooth integration (We Build Tomorrow).
Thanks