Aeon Double Smart Switch - Parameter 2 "blinking" function technical question.

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Good day,
I have a Aeon Double Smart Switch, looking at the engineering spec from Aeon I noticed configuration parameter number 2. Its for a blinking function. so the light switches on and off based on the parameters you set.

Attached is a extract from the engineering spec. It seems that for perimeter 2 you need to set a configuration value 1 and a configuration value 2. both between the value of 1-255. The first value is the total time that the blinking will be performed in seconds and the second value is the cycle (the unit is 0.1 seconds).

So I am wondering how I can set 2 values I thought it might be as follows:
to set value 1 to 15 and value 2 to 10:

15=00001111 and 10=00001010 so both together becomes 00001111 00001010 which if I convert it to decimal becomes 3850.
However when I try to put 3850 in the device configuration of parameter 2 of the microswitch it does not want to accept it.

I realize that I could do this with LUUP code, its more about trying to understand how the device accepts numbers and unlock a feature that may be useful in the future.

Any Ideas?!

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Did you set the DataSize for Configuration Variable 2 to 2-byte dec? You could also try setting it to 2-byte hex and using 0F0A as the parameter - although it should be no different.

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Yes I did and thanks for the tip, sadly hex also did not work :-/

After posting I realized that the 15 and the 10 in my example above should be swapped around ie 00001010 00001111 this gives me 2575 dec or A0F hex… These values also did not work.

I tried a few random numbers and even changed to size: 4 dec. No luck im starting to think it might not be a function as even in monitor mode it does not show any default value. But then again the default setting is not even mentioned in the engineering spec.

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If you don’t even get a zero return with monitor only, it suggests that it is not supported on your module. It could be version-dependent…

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That is probably the case. Thanks for the help.
Have a great night.