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My Thermostat Was Speaking an Industrial Protocol. Just Not to Me.

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A senior software engineer who knew nothing about hardware, a BACnet MS/TP thermostat, and an RS-485 bus. How I ended up with an ESP32-S3 gateway on a DIN rail, wired into Home Assistant, in 15 evenings.
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