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Address Types
Mat931 edited this page Aug 23, 2026
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Depending on your doorbell system the device addresses can have a different length and structure. If your receiver log shows addresses like [XXXX > XXXX] your system uses 2-byte addresses. For 3-byte addresses the format is [XXXXXX > XXXXXX] and you need to set three_byte_address: true when transmitting any messages to the bus.
| 2-byte address | 3-byte address | Device Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10XY | 0001XY | Indoor Station | XY is the index of the indoor station. You can find it on the back of the device. X is set by the X10 dial and Y is set by the X1 dial. |
| 20XY | 0002XY | Outdoor Station | XY is the index of the outdoor station. |
| 3001 | 000301 | Unknown (Gateway?) | |
| 40XY | 0004XY | Switch actuator (Door) | XY is the index of the switch actuator. |
| ? | 000500 | Unknown (Elevator?) | |
| ? | 000E01 | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
| ? | 001301 | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
| ? | 002001 | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
| ? | 0020FF | Unknown | Only seen as a destination address. |
| ? | 00FFFF | Unknown (Broadcast?) | Only seen as a destination address. |
| 80XX | ? | Actuator | Only seen as a destination address. |
| 900X | ? | Camera (?) | Seen when synchronizing the camera list. |