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Details
This article covers the Smart Home subsidiary of Bosch, since they offer FRITZ!Box compatible ZigBee devices.
Registration
This will explain the registration of a Bosch Zwischenstecker kompakt BSP-FZ2, a smart ZigBee power socket.
AVM lists it to be compatible, but it requires an installation code to be registered with a FRITZ!Box or the Smart Gateway.
Neither the package nor the socket provides this information. All that's included is a self adhesive QR-code.
The Bosch Smart Home App simply scans it to register the device to a Bosch Smart Home Controller.
However, FRITZ!App Smart Home does not provide this functionality (yet?) and the Webinterface offers text fields for the
intallation code and the EUI-64 MAC address of the device. Now it gets complicated!
A standard QR-code scanner decodes the code to a 95-character string:
RB01SG0D831018264800300000000000000000000CAE5FFFFE3ABAFEDLK292F74D0A710A2B998675CBD00922866BC6E
Let's split it:
RB # 2 chars - Robert Bosch 01 # 2 chars SG # 2 chars - Smarthome GmbH 0 # 1 char D # 1 char 8310182648003000 # 16 chars 0000000000000000 # 16 chars 0CAE5FFFFE3ABAFE # 16 chars - EUI-64 DLK # 3 chars 292F74D0A710A2B9 # 16 chars - Installation Code part 1 98675CBD00922866 # 16 chars - Installation Code part 2 BC6E # 4 chars - Installation Code part 3
The 16-char EUI-64 is easy to find since it has a FFFE in the middle of a normal MAC address.
The 36-char Installation Code is the end of the string.
In other words: The 16 chars before DLK are the EUI-64, the 36 chars after DLK are the Installation Code.
I created an IPPF-Thread about this topic (german, but you can post english there).
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