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In the table that follows, I have used the numbering convention that bit 0 is the least significant bit and bit 7 is the most significant. So a value in an SF message of '02' would be '00000010' in binary, and I would refer to that as being bit 1 set.
 
In the table that follows, I have used the numbering convention that bit 0 is the least significant bit and bit 7 is the most significant. So a value in an SF message of '02' would be '00000010' in binary, and I would refer to that as being bit 1 set.
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Address:Bit
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! Description
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|-
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| 42:0
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| (seen, unknown)
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|-
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| 42:1
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| Route 0002 to R013 (WAT P7)
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|-
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| 42:2
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| Route 0002 to R011 (WAT P6)
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|-
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| 42:3
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| Route 0002 to R009 (WAT P5)
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|-
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| 42:4
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| Route 0002 to R007 (WAT P4)
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|-
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| 42:5
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| Route 0002 to R005 (WAT P3)
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|-
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| 42:6
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| Route 0002 to R003 (WAT P2)
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|-
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| 42:7
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| Route 0002 to R001 (WAT P1)
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|-
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| 43:0
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| (not seen)
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|-
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| 43:1
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| (seen, but unknown)
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|-
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| 43:2
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| (not seen)
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|-
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| 43:3
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| (not seen)
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|-
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| 43:4
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| Route 0004 to R027 (WAT P14)
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|-
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| 43:5
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| Route 0004 to R025 (WAT P13)
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|-
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| 43:6
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| Route 0004 to R023 (WAT P12)
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|-
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| 43:7
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| Route 0004 to R021 (WAT P11)
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|-
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| 44:0
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| Route 0004 to R019 (WAT P10)
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|-
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| 44:1
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| Route 0004 to R017 (WAT P9)
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|-
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| 44:2
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| Route 0004 to R015 (WAT P8)
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|-
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| 44:3
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| Route 0004 to R013 (WAT P7)
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|-
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| 44:4
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| Route 0004 to R011 (WAT P6)
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|-
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| 44:5
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| Route 0004 to R009 (WAT P5)
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|-
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| 44:6
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| (not seen)
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|-
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| 44:7
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| (not seen)
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|}

Revision as of 20:29, 16 December 2014

WI - Wimbledon

Below is a list of the signal data decodes that have been worked out. Please feel free to add to this.

This is a work in progress - watch this space

In the table that follows, I have used the numbering convention that bit 0 is the least significant bit and bit 7 is the most significant. So a value in an SF message of '02' would be '00000010' in binary, and I would refer to that as being bit 1 set.

Address:Bit Description
42:0 (seen, unknown)
42:1 Route 0002 to R013 (WAT P7)
42:2 Route 0002 to R011 (WAT P6)
42:3 Route 0002 to R009 (WAT P5)
42:4 Route 0002 to R007 (WAT P4)
42:5 Route 0002 to R005 (WAT P3)
42:6 Route 0002 to R003 (WAT P2)
42:7 Route 0002 to R001 (WAT P1)
43:0 (not seen)
43:1 (seen, but unknown)
43:2 (not seen)
43:3 (not seen)
43:4 Route 0004 to R027 (WAT P14)
43:5 Route 0004 to R025 (WAT P13)
43:6 Route 0004 to R023 (WAT P12)
43:7 Route 0004 to R021 (WAT P11)
44:0 Route 0004 to R019 (WAT P10)
44:1 Route 0004 to R017 (WAT P9)
44:2 Route 0004 to R015 (WAT P8)
44:3 Route 0004 to R013 (WAT P7)
44:4 Route 0004 to R011 (WAT P6)
44:5 Route 0004 to R009 (WAT P5)
44:6 (not seen)
44:7 (not seen)