ramses-rf 0.51.7__py3-none-any.whl → 0.51.9__py3-none-any.whl

ramses_tx/command.py

@@ -1,12 +1,16 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env python3
 """RAMSES RF - a RAMSES-II protocol decoder & analyser.
 
-Construct a command (packet that is to be sent).
+This module provides the `Command` class for constructing and managing RAMSES-II protocol
+commands (packets) that are to be sent to HVAC devices. It includes methods for creating
+commands to control various aspects of the heating system including zones, DHW, and fan controls.
+
 """
 
 from __future__ import annotations
 
 import logging
+import math
 from collections.abc import Iterable
 from datetime import datetime as dt, timedelta as td
 from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, TypeVar
@@ -54,7 +58,13 @@ from .helpers import (
 )
 from .opentherm import parity
 from .parsers import LOOKUP_PUZZ
-from .ramses import _2411_PARAMS_SCHEMA
+from .ramses import (
+    _2411_PARAMS_SCHEMA,
+    SZ_DATA_TYPE,
+    SZ_MAX_VALUE,
+    SZ_MIN_VALUE,
+    SZ_PRECISION,
+)
 from .version import VERSION
 
 from .const import (  # noqa: F401, isort: skip, pylint: disable=unused-import
@@ -94,6 +104,8 @@ _ZoneIdxT = TypeVar("_ZoneIdxT", int, str)
 class Qos:
     """The QoS class - this is a mess - it is the first step in cleaning up QoS."""
 
+    # TODO: this needs work
+
     POLL_INTERVAL = 0.002
 
     TX_PRIORITY_DEFAULT = Priority.DEFAULT
@@ -150,6 +162,23 @@ class Qos:
 
 
 def _check_idx(zone_idx: int | str) -> str:
+    """Validate and normalize a zone index or DHW index.
+
+    This helper function validates that a zone index is within the valid range
+    and converts it to a consistent string format.
+
+    :param zone_idx: The zone index to validate. Can be:
+        - int: 0-15 for zones, 0xFA for DHW
+        - str: String representation of the index (hex or 'HW' for DHW)
+    :type zone_idx: int | str
+    :return: The normalized zone index as a 2-character hex string
+    :rtype: str
+    :raises CommandInvalid: If the zone index is invalid
+
+    .. note::
+        - For DHW (Domestic Hot Water), use 0xFA or 'HW'
+        - For zones, use 0-15 (or '00'-'0F' as hex strings)
+    """
     # if zone_idx is None:
     #     return "00"
     if not isinstance(zone_idx, int | str):
@@ -168,9 +197,33 @@ def _normalise_mode(
     until: dt | str | None,
     duration: int | None,
 ) -> str:
-    """Validate the mode and return it as a normalised 2-byte code.
-
-    Used by set_dhw_mode (target=active) and set_zone_mode (target=setpoint).
+    """Validate and normalize a heating mode for zone or DHW control.
+
+    This helper function ensures the operating mode is valid and consistent
+    with the provided target and timing parameters.
+
+    :param mode: The operating mode. Can be:
+        - None: Auto-determined from other parameters
+        - int/str: Mode code (see ZON_MODE_MAP for valid values)
+    :type mode: int | str | None
+    :param target: The target value for the mode:
+        - For zone modes: The temperature setpoint
+        - For DHW modes: Active state (True/False)
+    :type target: bool | float | None
+    :param until: The end time for temporary modes
+    :type until: datetime | str | None
+    :param duration: The duration in minutes for countdown modes
+    :type duration: int | None
+    :return: Normalized 2-character hex mode string
+    :rtype: str
+    :raises CommandInvalid: If the parameters are inconsistent or invalid
+
+    .. note::
+        - If mode is None, it will be determined based on other parameters:
+            - If until is set: TEMPORARY mode
+            - If duration is set: COUNTDOWN mode
+            - Otherwise: PERMANENT mode
+        - The target parameter must be provided for all modes except FOLLOW
     """
 
     if mode is None and target is None:
@@ -210,9 +263,28 @@ def _normalise_until(
     until: dt | str | None,
     duration: int | None,
 ) -> tuple[Any, Any]:
-    """Validate until and duration, and return a normalised xxx.
-
-    Used by set_dhw_mode and set_zone_mode.
+    """Validate and normalize timing parameters for zone/DHW mode changes.
+
+    This helper function ensures that the timing parameters (until/duration)
+    are consistent with the specified mode.
+
+    :param mode: The operating mode (from ZON_MODE_MAP)
+    :type mode: int | str | None
+    :param _: Unused parameter (kept for compatibility with call signatures)
+    :type _: Any
+    :param until: The end time for temporary modes
+    :type until: datetime | str | None
+    :param duration: The duration in minutes for countdown modes
+    :type duration: int | None
+    :return: A tuple of (until, duration) with validated values
+    :rtype: tuple[Any, Any]
+    :raises CommandInvalid: If the timing parameters are inconsistent with the mode
+
+    .. note::
+        - For TEMPORARY mode: 'until' must be provided, 'duration' must be None
+        - For COUNTDOWN mode: 'duration' must be provided, 'until' must be None
+        - For other modes: Both 'until' and 'duration' must be None
+        - If mode is TEMPORARY and until is None, it will be changed to ADVANCED mode
     """
     if mode == ZON_MODE_MAP.TEMPORARY:
         if duration is not None:
@@ -432,45 +504,120 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|0004
     def get_zone_name(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the name of a zone (c.f. parser_0004)."""
+        """Get the name of a zone. (c.f. parser_0004)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the name of a specific zone
+        from the controller.
 
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31)
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|0004 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            The zone name is typically a user-assigned identifier for the zone,
+            such as "Living Room" or "Bedroom 1".
+        """
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._0004, f"{_check_idx(zone_idx)}00")
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for W|0004
     def set_zone_name(
         cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT, name: str
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the name of a zone (c.f. parser_0004)."""
-
+        """Set the name of a zone. (c.f. parser_0004)
+
+        This method constructs a command to set the name of a specific zone
+        on the controller. The name will be truncated to 20 characters (40 hex digits).
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31)
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :param name: The new name for the zone (max 20 characters)
+        :type name: str
+        :return: A Command object for the W|0004 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            The name will be converted to uppercase and non-ASCII characters
+            will be replaced with '?'. The name is limited to 20 characters.
+        """
         payload = f"{_check_idx(zone_idx)}00{hex_from_str(name)[:40]:0<40}"
         return cls.from_attrs(W_, ctl_id, Code._0004, payload)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|0006
     def get_schedule_version(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the current version (change counter) of the schedules.
-
-        This number is increased whenever any zone's schedule is changed (incl. the DHW
-        zone), and is used to avoid the relatively large expense of downloading a
-        schedule, only to see that it hasn't changed.
+        """Get the current version (change counter) of the schedules.
+
+        This method retrieves a version number that is incremented whenever any zone's
+        schedule (including the DHW zone) is modified. This allows clients to efficiently
+        check if schedules have changed before downloading them.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|0006 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            The version number is a simple counter that increments with each schedule
+            change. It has no inherent meaning beyond indicating that a change has
+            occurred. The actual value should be compared with a previously stored
+            version to detect changes.
         """
-
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._0006, "00")
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|0008
     def get_relay_demand(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT | None = None
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the demand of a relay/zone (c.f. parser_0008)."""
-
+        """Get the current demand value for a relay or zone. (c.f. parser_0008)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current demand value for a
+        specific relay or zone. The demand value typically represents the requested
+        output level (0-100%) for the relay or zone.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the relay or controller
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31), or None for the relay itself
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT | None
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|0008 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - If zone_idx is None, the command requests the relay's overall demand.
+            - If zone_idx is specified, the command requests the demand for that specific zone.
+            - The response will contain the current demand value as a percentage (0-100%).
+        """
         payload = "00" if zone_idx is None else _check_idx(zone_idx)
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, dev_id, Code._0008, payload)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|000A
     def get_zone_config(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the config of a zone (c.f. parser_000a)."""
-
+        """Get the configuration of a specific zone. (c.f. parser_000a)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the configuration parameters
+        for a specific zone from the controller. The configuration includes
+        settings related to the zone's operation, such as temperature setpoints,
+        mode, and other zone-specific parameters.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31)
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|000A message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            The response to this command will include various configuration parameters
+            for the specified zone, such as:
+            - Zone type (radiator, underfloor heating, etc.)
+            - Temperature setpoints
+            - Mode (heating/cooling)
+            - Other zone-specific settings
+        """
         zon_idx = _check_idx(zone_idx)
-
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._000A, zon_idx)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for W|000A
@@ -485,8 +632,35 @@ class Command(Frame):
         openwindow_function: bool = False,
         multiroom_mode: bool = False,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the config of a zone (c.f. parser_000a)."""
-
+        """Set the configuration parameters for a specific zone. (c.f. parser_000a)
+
+        This method constructs a command to configure various parameters for a zone,
+        including temperature limits and operational modes.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31)
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :param min_temp: Minimum allowed temperature for the zone (5-21°C)
+        :type min_temp: float
+        :param max_temp: Maximum allowed temperature for the zone (21-35°C)
+        :type max_temp: float
+        :param local_override: If True, allows local temperature override at the device
+        :type local_override: bool
+        :param openwindow_function: If True, enables open window detection function
+        :type openwindow_function: bool
+        :param multiroom_mode: If True, enables multi-room mode for this zone
+        :type multiroom_mode: bool
+        :return: A Command object for the W|000A message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If any parameter is out of range or of incorrect type
+
+        .. note::
+            - The minimum temperature must be between 5°C and 21°C
+            - The maximum temperature must be between 21°C and 35°C
+            - The minimum temperature cannot be higher than the maximum temperature
+            - These settings affect how the zone behaves in different operating modes
+        """
         zon_idx = _check_idx(zone_idx)
 
         if not (5 <= min_temp <= 21):
@@ -514,8 +688,21 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|0100
     def get_system_language(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, **kwargs: Any) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the language of a system (c.f. parser_0100)."""
+        """Get the configured language of the system. (c.f. parser_0100)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current language setting
+        from the system controller.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments (not used, for compatibility only)
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|0100 message
+        :rtype: Command
 
+        .. note::
+            The response will contain a language code that corresponds to the
+            system's configured language setting.
+        """
         assert not kwargs, kwargs
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._0100, "00", **kwargs)
 
@@ -528,9 +715,29 @@ class Command(Frame):
         total_frags: int | None,
         **kwargs: Any,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get a schedule fragment (c.f. parser_0404).
-
-        Usually a zone, but will be the DHW schedule if zone_idx == 0xFA, 'FA', or 'HW'.
+        """Get a specific fragment of a schedule. (c.f. parser_0404)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request a specific fragment of a schedule
+        from the controller. Schedules are typically broken into multiple fragments
+        for efficient transmission.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31), or 0xFA/'FA'/'HW' for DHW schedule
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :param frag_number: The fragment number to retrieve (0-based)
+        :type frag_number: int
+        :param total_frags: Total number of fragments (optional)
+        :type total_frags: int | None
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|0404 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - For zone schedules, use a zone index between 00-31
+            - For DHW (Domestic Hot Water) schedule, use 0xFA, 'FA', or 'HW' as zone_idx
+            - The schedule is typically retrieved in multiple fragments to handle
+              the potentially large amount of data
         """
 
         assert not kwargs, kwargs
@@ -568,9 +775,31 @@ class Command(Frame):
         frag_cnt: int,
         fragment: str,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set a zone schedule fragment (c.f. parser_0404).
-
-        Usually a zone, but will be the DHW schedule if zone_idx == 0xFA, 'FA', or 'HW'.
+        """Set a specific fragment of a schedule. (c.f. parser_0404)
+
+        This method constructs a command to set a specific fragment of a schedule
+        on the controller. Schedules are typically set in multiple fragments
+        due to their potentially large size.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31), or 0xFA/'FA'/'HW' for DHW schedule
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :param frag_num: The fragment number being set (1-based index)
+        :type frag_num: int
+        :param frag_cnt: Total number of fragments in the schedule
+        :type frag_cnt: int
+        :param fragment: The schedule fragment data as a hex string
+        :type fragment: str
+        :return: A Command object for the W|0404 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If fragment number is invalid or out of range
+
+        .. note::
+            - For zone schedules, use a zone index between 00-31
+            - For DHW (Domestic Hot Water) schedule, use 0xFA, 'FA', or 'HW' as zone_idx
+            - The first fragment (frag_num=1) typically contains schedule metadata
+            - Fragment numbers are 1-based (1 to frag_cnt)
         """
 
         zon_idx = _check_idx(zone_idx)
@@ -593,8 +822,23 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def get_system_log_entry(
         cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, log_idx: int | str
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get a log entry from a system (c.f. parser_0418)."""
-
+        """Retrieve a specific log entry from the system log. (c.f. parser_0418)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request a specific log entry from the
+        system's event log. The log contains historical events and fault records.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param log_idx: The index of the log entry to retrieve (0-based)
+        :type log_idx: int | str (hex string)
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|0418 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - The log index is 0-based, where 0 is the most recent entry
+            - The log typically contains system events, faults, and warnings
+            - The response will include details about the log entry
+        """
         log_idx = log_idx if isinstance(log_idx, int) else int(log_idx, 16)
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._0418, f"{log_idx:06X}")
 
@@ -611,8 +855,38 @@ class Command(Frame):
         timestamp: dt | str | None = None,
         **kwargs: Any,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get a log entry from a system (c.f. parser_0418)."""
-
+        """Create a log entry in the system log. (c.f. parser_0418)
+
+        This internal method constructs a command to create a log entry in the system's
+        event log. It's primarily used for testing purposes to simulate log entries.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param fault_state: The state of the fault (e.g., 'on', 'off', 'unknown')
+        :type fault_state: FaultState | str
+        :param fault_type: The type of fault being logged
+        :type fault_type: FaultType | str
+        :param device_class: The class of device associated with the fault
+        :type device_class: FaultDeviceClass | str
+        :param device_id: The ID of the device associated with the fault (optional)
+        :type device_id: DeviceIdT | str | None
+        :param domain_idx: The domain index (default: '00')
+        :type domain_idx: int | str
+        :param _log_idx: The log index (for internal use, optional)
+        :type _log_idx: int | str | None
+        :param timestamp: The timestamp of the log entry (default: current time)
+        :type timestamp: dt | str | None
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments
+        :return: A Command object for the I|0418 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If device_class is invalid
+
+        .. note::
+            - This is an internal method primarily used for testing
+            - The log entry will appear in the system's event log
+            - The fault_state and fault_type should match the expected enums
+            - If timestamp is not provided, the current time will be used
+        """
         if isinstance(device_class, FaultDeviceClass):
             device_class = {v: k for k, v in FAULT_DEVICE_CLASS.items()}[device_class]
         assert device_class in FAULT_DEVICE_CLASS
@@ -661,8 +935,25 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def get_mix_valve_params(
         cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the mix valve params of a zone (c.f. parser_1030)."""
-
+        """Retrieve the mixing valve parameters for a specific zone. (c.f. parser_1030)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current mixing valve parameters
+        for a specific zone from the controller. These parameters control how the
+        mixing valve operates for the specified zone.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31)
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|1030 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - The mixing valve controls the temperature of the water in the heating circuit
+              by mixing hot water from the boiler with cooler return water
+            - The parameters include settings like the minimum and maximum flow temperatures
+              and the proportional band for the valve control
+        """
         zon_idx = _check_idx(zone_idx)
 
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._1030, zon_idx)
@@ -679,8 +970,37 @@ class Command(Frame):
         pump_run_time: int = 15,
         **kwargs: Any,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the mix valve params of a zone (c.f. parser_1030)."""
-
+        """Set the mixing valve parameters for a specific zone. (c.f. parser_1030)
+
+        This method constructs a command to configure the mixing valve parameters
+        for a specific zone. These parameters control how the mixing valve operates
+        to regulate the temperature of the water in the heating circuit.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (00-31)
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :param max_flow_setpoint: Maximum flow temperature setpoint in °C (0-99)
+        :type max_flow_setpoint: int
+        :param min_flow_setpoint: Minimum flow temperature setpoint in °C (0-50)
+        :type min_flow_setpoint: int
+        :param valve_run_time: Valve run time in seconds (0-240)
+        :type valve_run_time: int
+        :param pump_run_time: Pump overrun time in seconds after valve closes (0-99)
+        :type pump_run_time: int
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments (e.g., boolean_cc)
+        :return: A Command object for the W|1030 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If any parameter is out of valid range
+
+        .. note::
+            - The mixing valve controls the temperature by mixing hot water from the boiler
+              with cooler return water
+            - The pump overrun time allows the pump to continue running after the valve
+              closes to dissipate residual heat
+            - The valve run time determines how long the valve takes to move between
+              fully open and fully closed positions
+        """
         boolean_cc = kwargs.pop("boolean_cc", 1)
         assert not kwargs, kwargs
 
@@ -714,10 +1034,27 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|10A0
     def get_dhw_params(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, **kwargs: Any) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the params of the DHW (c.f. parser_10a0)."""
-
+        """Get the parameters of the Domestic Hot Water (DHW) system. (c.f. parser_10a0)
+
+        This method constructs a command to retrieve the current parameters
+        of the DHW system, including setpoint, overrun, and differential settings.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments
+            - dhw_idx: Index of the DHW circuit (0 or 1), defaults to 0
+            - Other arguments will raise an exception
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|10A0 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If unexpected keyword arguments are provided
+
+        .. note::
+            - Most systems only have one DHW circuit (index 0)
+            - The response includes current setpoint, overrun, and differential values
+            - The actual values are parsed by parser_10a0
+        """
         dhw_idx = _check_idx(kwargs.pop(SZ_DHW_IDX, 0))  # 00 or 01 (rare)
-        assert not kwargs, kwargs
+        assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
 
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._10A0, dhw_idx)
 
@@ -731,7 +1068,33 @@ class Command(Frame):
         differential: float | None = 1,
         **kwargs: Any,  # only expect "dhw_idx"
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the params of the DHW (c.f. parser_10a0)."""
+        """Set the parameters of the Domestic Hot Water (DHW) system. (c.f. parser_10a0)
+
+        This method constructs a command to configure the parameters of the DHW system,
+        including temperature setpoint, pump overrun time, and temperature differential.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param setpoint: Target temperature for DHW in °C (30.0-85.0), defaults to 50.0
+        :type setpoint: float | None
+        :param overrun: Pump overrun time in minutes (0-10), defaults to 5
+        :type overrun: int | None
+        :param differential: Temperature differential in °C (1.0-10.0), defaults to 1.0
+        :type differential: float | None
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments
+            - dhw_idx: Index of the DHW circuit (0 or 1), defaults to 0
+        :return: A Command object for the W|10A0 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If any parameter is out of valid range
+        :raises AssertionError: If unexpected keyword arguments are provided
+
+        .. note::
+            - The setpoint is the target temperature for the hot water
+            - Overrun keeps the pump running after heating stops to dissipate residual heat
+            - Differential prevents rapid cycling by requiring this much temperature drop
+              before reheating
+            - Most systems only have one DHW circuit (index 0)
+        """
         # Defaults for newer evohome colour:
         # Defaults for older evohome colour: ?? (30-85) C, ? (0-10) min, ? (1-10) C
         # Defaults for evohome monochrome:
@@ -741,7 +1104,7 @@ class Command(Frame):
         # 14:34:26.764 074  I --- 01:145038 18:013393 --:------ 10A0 006 000F6E0003E8
 
         dhw_idx = _check_idx(kwargs.pop(SZ_DHW_IDX, 0))  # 00 or 01 (rare)
-        assert not kwargs, kwargs
+        assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
 
         setpoint = 50.0 if setpoint is None else setpoint
         overrun = 5 if overrun is None else overrun
@@ -762,8 +1125,24 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def get_tpi_params(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, *, domain_id: int | str | None = None
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the TPI params of a system (c.f. parser_1100)."""
-
+        """Get the Time Proportional and Integral (TPI) parameters of a system. (c.f. parser_1100)
+
+        This method constructs a command to retrieve the TPI parameters for a specific domain.
+        TPI is a control algorithm used to maintain temperature by cycling the boiler on/off.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the controller or BDR91 relay
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param domain_id: The domain ID to get parameters for, or None for default
+                          (00 for BDR devices, FC for controllers)
+        :type domain_id: int | str | None
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|1100 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - TPI parameters control how the system maintains temperature by cycling the boiler
+            - Different domains can have different TPI settings
+            - The response will include cycle rate, minimum on/off times, and other parameters
+        """
         if domain_id is None:
             domain_id = "00" if dev_id[:2] == DEV_TYPE_MAP.BDR else FC
 
@@ -780,11 +1159,39 @@ class Command(Frame):
         min_off_time: int = 5,  # TODO: check
         proportional_band_width: float | None = None,  # TODO: check
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the TPI params of a system (c.f. parser_1100)."""
-
+        """Set the Time Proportional and Integral (TPI) parameters of a system. (c.f. parser_1100)
+
+        This method constructs a command to configure the TPI parameters for a specific domain.
+        TPI is a control algorithm that maintains temperature by cycling the boiler on/off.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param domain_id: The domain ID to configure, or None for default domain (00)
+        :type domain_id: int | str | None
+        :param cycle_rate: Number of on/off cycles per hour (TODO: validate range, typically 3,6,9,12)
+        :type cycle_rate: int
+        :param min_on_time: Minimum time in minutes the boiler stays on (TODO: validate range, typically 1-5)
+        :type min_on_time: int
+        :param min_off_time: Minimum time in minutes the boiler stays off (TODO: validate range, typically 1-5)
+        :type min_off_time: int
+        :param proportional_band_width: Width of the proportional band in °C (TODO: validate range, typically 1.5-3.0)
+        :type proportional_band_width: float | None
+        :return: A Command object for the W|1100 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If any parameter is out of valid range
+
+        .. note::
+            - TPI parameters control how the system maintains temperature by cycling the boiler
+            - Different domains can have different TPI settings
+            - The proportional band determines how much the temperature can vary before the
+              boiler cycles on/off
+            - The cycle rate affects how frequently the boiler cycles when maintaining temperature
+            - Parameters are converted to appropriate hex values in the payload (e.g., minutes * 4)
+        """
         if domain_id is None:
             domain_id = "00"
 
+        # TODO: Uncomment and fix these validations once ranges are confirmed
         # assert cycle_rate is None or cycle_rate in (3, 6, 9, 12), cycle_rate
         # assert min_on_time is None or 1 <= min_on_time <= 5, min_on_time
         # assert min_off_time is None or 1 <= min_off_time <= 5, min_off_time
@@ -795,10 +1202,10 @@ class Command(Frame):
         payload = "".join(
             (
                 _check_idx(domain_id),
-                f"{cycle_rate * 4:02X}",
-                f"{int(min_on_time * 4):02X}",
-                f"{int(min_off_time * 4):02X}00",  # or: ...FF",
-                f"{hex_from_temp(proportional_band_width)}01",
+                f"{cycle_rate * 4:02X}",  # Convert cycles/hour to internal format
+                f"{int(min_on_time * 4):02X}",  # Convert minutes to internal format
+                f"{int(min_off_time * 4):02X}00",  # Convert minutes to internal format (or: ...FF)
+                f"{hex_from_temp(proportional_band_width)}01",  # Convert temperature to hex
             )
         )
 
@@ -806,10 +1213,27 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|1260
     def get_dhw_temp(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, **kwargs: Any) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the temperature of the DHW sensor (c.f. parser_10a0)."""
-
+        """Get the current temperature from a Domestic Hot Water (DHW) sensor. (c.f. parser_10a0)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current temperature reading from
+        a DHW temperature sensor. The sensor is typically located in the hot water tank.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments
+            - dhw_idx: Index of the DHW sensor (0 or 1), defaults to 0
+            - Other arguments will raise an exception
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|1260 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If unexpected keyword arguments are provided
+
+        .. note::
+            - Most systems only have one DHW sensor (index 0)
+            - The response will include the current temperature in degrees Celsius
+            - The actual temperature is parsed by parser_10a0
+        """
         dhw_idx = _check_idx(kwargs.pop(SZ_DHW_IDX, 0))  # 00 or 01 (rare)
-        assert not kwargs, kwargs
+        assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
 
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._1260, dhw_idx)
 
@@ -817,13 +1241,33 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def put_dhw_temp(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, temperature: float | None, **kwargs: Any
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the current temperature of an DHW sensor (1260).
-
-        This is for use by a faked CS92A or similar.
+        """Announce the current temperature of a Domestic Hot Water (DHW) sensor. (1260)
+
+        This method constructs a command to announce/simulate a temperature reading from
+        a DHW temperature sensor. This is primarily intended for use with simulated or
+        emulated devices like a faked CS92A sensor.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the DHW sensor (must start with DHW type code)
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param temperature: The temperature to report in °C, or None for no reading
+        :type temperature: float | None
+        :param kwargs: Additional keyword arguments
+            - dhw_idx: Index of the DHW sensor (0 or 1), defaults to 0
+            - Other arguments will raise an exception
+        :return: A Command object for the I|1260 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If the device type is not a DHW sensor
+        :raises AssertionError: If unexpected keyword arguments are provided
+
+        .. note::
+            - This is typically used for testing or simulation purposes
+            - The temperature is converted to the appropriate hex format
+            - The device ID must be a valid DHW sensor type (starts with DHW code)
+            - Most systems only have one DHW sensor (index 0)
+            - The message is sent as an I-type (unsolicited) message
         """
-
         dhw_idx = _check_idx(kwargs.pop(SZ_DHW_IDX, 0))  # 00 or 01 (rare)
-        assert not kwargs, kwargs
+        assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
 
         if dev_id[:2] != DEV_TYPE_MAP.DHW:
             raise exc.CommandInvalid(
@@ -838,19 +1282,52 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def put_outdoor_temp(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, temperature: float | None
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the current outdoor temperature (1290).
-
-        This is for use by a faked HVAC sensor or similar.
+        """Announce the current outdoor temperature from a sensor. (1290)
+
+        This method constructs a command to announce/simulate an outdoor temperature reading.
+        This is for use by a faked HVAC sensor, or similar.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the outdoor temperature sensor
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param temperature: The temperature to report in °C, or None for no reading
+        :type temperature: float | None
+        :return: A Command object for the I|1290 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - This is typically used for testing or simulation purposes
+            - The temperature is converted to the appropriate hex format
+            - The message is sent as an I-type (unsolicited) message
+            - The sensor index is hardcoded to 00 (most systems have only one outdoor sensor)
+            - The device ID should match the expected format for an outdoor temperature sensor
         """
-
         payload = f"00{hex_from_temp(temperature)}"
         return cls._from_attrs(I_, Code._1290, payload, addr0=dev_id, addr2=dev_id)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for I|1298
     def put_co2_level(cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, co2_level: float | None) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the current co2 level of a sensor (1298)."""
-        # .I --- 37:039266 --:------ 37:039266 1298 003 000316
-
+        """Announce the current CO₂ level from a sensor. (1298)
+        .I --- 37:039266 --:------ 37:039266 1298 003 000316
+
+        This method constructs a command to announce/simulate a CO₂ level reading from
+        an indoor air quality sensor. The message is typically sent by devices that
+        monitor indoor air quality.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the CO₂ sensor
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param co2_level: The CO₂ level to report in ppm (parts per million), or None for no reading
+        :type co2_level: float | None
+        :return: A Command object for the I|1298 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - This is typically used for testing or simulation purposes
+            - The CO₂ level is converted to the appropriate hex format using double precision
+            - The message is sent as an I-type (unsolicited) message
+            - The sensor index is hardcoded to 00 (most systems have only one CO₂ sensor)
+            - The device ID should match the expected format for a CO₂ sensor
+            - Example message format: ``.I --- 37:039266 --:------ 37:039266 1298 003 000316``
+        """
         payload = f"00{hex_from_double(co2_level)}"
         return cls._from_attrs(I_, Code._1298, payload, addr0=dev_id, addr2=dev_id)
 
@@ -858,9 +1335,29 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def put_indoor_humidity(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, indoor_humidity: float | None
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the current humidity of a sensor or fan (12A0)."""
-        # .I --- 37:039266 --:------ 37:039266 1298 003 000316
-
+        """Announce the current indoor humidity from a sensor or fan. (12A0)
+        .I --- 37:039266 --:------ 37:039266 1298 003 000316
+
+        This method constructs a command to announce/simulate an indoor humidity reading.
+        The message is typically sent by devices that monitor indoor air quality,
+        such as humidity sensors or ventilation systems with humidity sensing capabilities.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the humidity sensor or fan
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param indoor_humidity: The relative humidity to report (0-100%), or None for no reading
+        :type indoor_humidity: float | None
+        :return: A Command object for the I|12A0 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - This is typically used for testing or simulation purposes
+            - The humidity is converted to the appropriate hex format using standard precision
+            - The message is sent as an I-type (unsolicited) message
+            - The sensor index is hardcoded to 00 (most systems have only one humidity sensor)
+            - The device ID should match the expected format for a humidity sensor or fan
+            - The humidity value is expected to be in the range 0-100%
+            - Example message format: ``.I --- 37:039266 --:------ 37:039266 12A0 003 0032`` (for 50%)
+        """
         payload = "00" + hex_from_percent(indoor_humidity, high_res=False)
         return cls._from_attrs(I_, Code._12A0, payload, addr0=dev_id, addr2=dev_id)
 
@@ -868,16 +1365,50 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def get_zone_window_state(
         cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the openwindow state of a zone (c.f. parser_12b0)."""
-
+        """Request the open window state of a zone (c.f. parser 12B0).
+
+        This method constructs a command to query whether a particular zone has an open window.
+        The response will indicate if the window in the specified zone is open or closed.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller managing the zone
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The zone index (0-based) to query
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|12B0 message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - The zone index is 0-based (0 = Zone 1, 1 = Zone 2, etc.)
+            - The controller will respond with a message indicating the window state
+            - This is typically used by thermostats to enable/disable heating when windows are open
+            - The actual window state detection is usually done by a separate sensor
+        """
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._12B0, _check_idx(zone_idx))
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|1F41
     def get_dhw_mode(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, **kwargs: Any) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the mode of the DHW (c.f. parser_1f41)."""
-
+        """Request the current mode of the Domestic Hot Water (DHW) system. (c.f. parser 1F41)
+
+        This method constructs a command to query the operating mode of the DHW system.
+        The response will indicate whether the DHW is in automatic, manual, or other modes.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the DHW controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param **kwargs: Additional parameters (currently only 'dhw_idx' is supported)
+        :key dhw_idx: The DHW circuit index (0 or 1, defaults to 0 for single-DHW systems)
+        :type dhw_idx: int, optional
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|1F41 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If unexpected keyword arguments are provided
+
+        .. note::
+            - Most systems have a single DHW circuit (index 0)
+            - The response will indicate the current DHW mode (e.g., auto, manual, off)
+            - This is typically used by heating controllers to monitor DHW state
+            - The actual mode values are defined in the response parser (parser_1f41)
+        """
         dhw_idx = _check_idx(kwargs.pop(SZ_DHW_IDX, 0))  # 00 or 01 (rare)
-        assert not kwargs, kwargs
+        assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
 
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._1F41, dhw_idx)
 
@@ -892,10 +1423,38 @@ class Command(Frame):
         duration: int | None = None,  # never supplied by DhwZone.set_mode()
         **kwargs: Any,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set/reset the mode of the DHW (c.f. parser_1f41)."""
-
+        """Set or reset the mode of the Domestic Hot Water (DHW) system. (c.f. parser 1F41)
+
+        This method constructs a command to change the operating mode of the DHW system.
+        It can set the DHW to automatic, manual on/off, or scheduled modes with specific durations.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the DHW controller
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param mode: The desired DHW mode (None, "auto", "heat", "off", or numeric values)
+        :type mode: int | str | None
+        :param active: If specified, sets the DHW on/off state (alternative to mode)
+        :type active: bool | None
+        :param until: End time for temporary mode (datetime or "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM" string)
+        :type until: datetime | str | None
+        :param duration: Duration in seconds for temporary mode (alternative to 'until')
+        :type duration: int | None
+        :param **kwargs: Additional parameters (currently only 'dhw_idx' is supported)
+        :key dhw_idx: The DHW circuit index (0 or 1, defaults to 0 for single-DHW systems)
+        :type dhw_idx: int, optional
+        :return: A Command object for the W|1F41 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If unexpected keyword arguments are provided
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If invalid parameters are provided
+
+        .. note::
+            - Mode takes precedence over 'active' if both are specified
+            - When using 'active' with 'until' or 'duration', the mode will be temporary
+            - Supported mode values are defined in ZON_MODE_MAP
+            - Most systems have a single DHW circuit (index 0)
+            - The actual mode values are defined in the response parser (parser_1f41)
+        """
         dhw_idx = _check_idx(kwargs.pop(SZ_DHW_IDX, 0))  # 00 or 01 (rare)
-        assert not kwargs, kwargs
+        assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
 
         mode = _normalise_mode(mode, active, until, duration)
 
@@ -929,16 +1488,34 @@ class Command(Frame):
         dst_id: DeviceIdT | str | None = None,
         **kwargs: Any,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor for RF bind commands (1FC9), for use by faked devices.
-
-        Expected use-cases:
-          FAN bound by CO2 (1298), HUM (12A0), PER (2E10), SWI (22F1, 22F3)
-          CTL bound by DHW (1260), RND/THM (30C9)
-
-        Many other bindings are much more complicated than the above, and may require
-        bespoke constructors (e.g. TRV binding to a CTL).
+        """Create an RF bind command (1FC9) for device binding operations.
+
+        This method constructs commands used in the 3-way handshake process for binding
+        devices in the Ramses RF protocol. It's primarily used by faked/test devices.
+
+        :param verb: The verb for the command (I, RQ, RP, W, etc.)
+        :type verb: VerbT
+        :param src_id: Source device ID initiating the bind
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param codes: Single code or list of codes to bind
+        :type codes: Code | Iterable[Code] | None
+        :param dst_id: Optional destination device ID (defaults to broadcast)
+        :type dst_id: DeviceIdT | str | None
+        :param **kwargs: Additional parameters
+        :key oem_code: OEM code for bind offers (only used with I-type messages)
+        :type oem_code: str, optional
+        :return: A Command object for the bind operation
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If invalid codes are provided for binding
+
+        .. note::
+            - Common use cases include:
+              - FAN binding to CO2 (1298), HUM (12A0), PER (2E10), or SWI (22F1, 22F3)
+              - CTL binding to DHW (1260), RND/THM (30C9)
+            - More complex bindings (e.g., TRV to CTL) may require custom constructors
+            - The binding process typically involves a 3-way handshake
+            - For I-type messages with no specific destination, this creates a bind offer
         """
-
         kodes: list[Code]
 
         if not codes:  # None, "", or []
@@ -952,7 +1529,7 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
         if verb == I_ and dst_id in (None, src_id, ALL_DEV_ADDR.id):
             oem_code = kwargs.pop("oem_code", None)
-            assert not kwargs, kwargs
+            assert not kwargs, f"Unexpected arguments: {kwargs}"
             return cls._put_bind_offer(src_id, dst_id, kodes, oem_code=oem_code)
 
         elif verb == W_ and dst_id not in (None, src_id):
@@ -978,7 +1555,33 @@ class Command(Frame):
         *,
         oem_code: str | None = None,
     ) -> Command:
+        """Create a bind offer message (I-type) for device binding.
+
         # TODO: should preserve order of codes, else tests may fail
+
+        This internal method constructs the initial bind offer message in the 3-way
+        binding handshake. It's typically called by `put_bind()` and not used directly.
+
+        :param src_id: Source device ID making the offer
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param dst_id: Optional destination device ID (broadcast if None)
+        :type dst_id: DeviceIdT | str | None
+        :param codes: List of codes to include in the bind offer
+        :type codes: list[Code]
+        :param oem_code: Optional OEM-specific code for the binding
+        :type oem_code: str | None
+        :return: A Command object for the bind offer message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If no valid codes are provided for the offer
+
+        .. note::
+            - This creates an I-type (unsolicited) bind offer message
+            - The message includes the source device's ID and the requested bind codes
+            - OEM-specific bindings can include an additional OEM code
+            - The actual binding codes are filtered to exclude 1FC9 and 10E0
+            - The order of codes is preserved in the output message
+        """
+        # Filter out 1FC9 and 10E0 from the codes list
         kodes = [c for c in codes if c not in (Code._1FC9, Code._10E0)]
         if not kodes:  # might be []
             raise exc.CommandInvalid(f"Invalid codes for a bind offer: {codes}")
@@ -1003,7 +1606,31 @@ class Command(Frame):
         *,
         idx: str | None = "00",
     ) -> Command:
-        if not codes:  # might be
+        """Create a bind accept message (W-type) for device binding.
+
+        This internal method constructs the bind accept message in the 3-way binding
+        handshake. It's typically called by `put_bind()` and is mainly used for testing.
+
+        :param src_id: Source device ID accepting the bind
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param dst_id: Destination device ID that sent the bind offer
+        :type dst_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param codes: List of codes to include in the bind accept
+        :type codes: list[Code]
+        :param idx: Optional index for the binding (defaults to "00")
+        :type idx: str | None
+        :return: A Command object for the bind accept message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If no valid codes are provided for the accept
+
+        .. note::
+            - This creates a W-type (write) bind accept message
+            - The message includes the source device's ID and the accepted bind codes
+            - The index parameter allows for multiple bindings between the same devices
+            - Primarily used in test suites to simulate device binding
+            - The actual binding codes should match those in the original offer
+        """
+        if not codes:  # might be empty list
             raise exc.CommandInvalid(f"Invalid codes for a bind accept: {codes}")
 
         hex_id = Address.convert_to_hex(src_id)  # type: ignore[arg-type]
@@ -1020,6 +1647,31 @@ class Command(Frame):
         *,
         idx: str | None = "00",
     ) -> Command:
+        """Create a bind confirmation message (I-type) to complete device binding.
+
+        This internal method constructs the final confirmation message in the 3-way
+        binding handshake. It's typically called by `put_bind()` to confirm that
+        the binding process has been completed successfully.
+
+        :param src_id: Source device ID confirming the bind
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param dst_id: Destination device ID that needs confirmation
+        :type dst_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param codes: List of codes that were bound (only first code is used)
+        :type codes: list[Code]
+        :param idx: Optional index for the binding (defaults to "00")
+        :type idx: str | None
+        :return: A Command object for the bind confirmation message
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            - This creates an I-type (unsolicited) bind confirmation message
+            - The message includes the source device's ID and the first bound code
+            - If no codes are provided, only the index is used as payload
+            - The index is important (e.g., Nuaire 4-way switch uses "21")
+            - This is the final step in the 3-way binding handshake
+            - The binding is considered complete after this message is received
+        """
         if not codes:  # if not payload
             payload = idx or "00"  # e.g. Nuaire 4-way switch uses 21!
         else:
@@ -1038,11 +1690,47 @@ class Command(Frame):
         src_id: DeviceIdT | str | None = None,
         idx: str = "00",  # could be e.g. "63"
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the fan speed (and heater?) (c.f. parser_22f1).
-
-        There are two types of this packet seen (with seqn, or with src_id):
-         - I 018 --:------ --:------ 39:159057 22F1 003 000x04
-         - I --- 21:039407 28:126495 --:------ 22F1 003 000x07
+        """Set the operating mode of a ventilation fan.
+
+        This method constructs a command to control the speed and operating mode of a
+        ventilation fan. The command can be sent with either a sequence number or a
+        source device ID, depending on the system configuration.
+
+        There are two types of this packet observed:
+        - With sequence number: ``I 018 --:------ --:------ 39:159057 22F1 003 000x04``
+        - With source ID: ``I --- 21:039407 28:126495 --:------ 22F1 003 000x07``
+
+        :param fan_id: The device ID of the target fan (e.g., '39:159057')
+        :type fan_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param fan_mode: The desired fan mode, which can be specified as:
+            - Integer: 0-9 for different speed levels
+            - String: Descriptive mode like 'auto', 'low', 'medium', 'high'
+            - None: Default mode (typically auto)
+        :type fan_mode: int | str | None
+        :param seqn: Optional sequence number (0-255), mutually exclusive with src_id
+        :type seqn: int | str | None
+        :param src_id: Optional source device ID, mutually exclusive with seqn
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str | None
+        :param idx: Index identifier, typically '00' but can be other values like '63'
+        :type idx: str
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If both seqn and src_id are provided, or if fan_mode is invalid.
+
+        .. note::
+            This command is typically sent as part of a triplet with 0.1s intervals
+            when using sequence numbers. The sequence number should increase
+            monotonically modulo 256 after each triplet.
+
+            **Scheme 1 (with sequence number):**
+            - Sent as a triplet, 0.1s apart
+            - Uses a sequence number (000-255)
+            - Example: ``I 218 --:------ --:------ 39:159057 22F1 003 000204`` (low speed)
+
+            **Scheme 2 (with source ID):**
+            - Sent as a triplet, 0.085s apart
+            - Uses source device ID instead of sequence number
+            - Example: ``I --- 21:039407 28:126495 --:------ 22F1 003 000507``
         """
         # NOTE: WIP: rate can be int or str
 
@@ -1096,12 +1784,36 @@ class Command(Frame):
         src_id: DeviceIdT | str | None = None,
         **kwargs: Any,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the position of the bypass valve (c.f. parser_22f7).
-
-        bypass_position: a % from fully open (1.0) to fully closed (0.0).
-        None is a sentinel value for auto.
-
-        bypass_mode: is a proxy for bypass_position (they should be mutex)
+        """Set the position or mode of a bypass valve in a ventilation system.
+
+        This method constructs a command to control the bypass valve position or mode
+        for a ventilation system. The bypass valve regulates the flow of air between
+        the supply and exhaust air streams, typically for heat recovery.
+
+        The method supports two ways to control the bypass:
+        - Direct position control using `bypass_position` (0.0 to 1.0)
+        - Predefined modes using `bypass_mode` ('auto', 'on', 'off')
+
+        :param fan_id: The device ID of the target fan/ventilation unit (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type fan_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param bypass_position: The desired position as a float between 0.0 (fully closed)
+            and 1.0 (fully open). If None, the system will use auto mode.
+        :type bypass_position: float | None
+        :param src_id: The source device ID sending the command. If None, defaults to fan_id.
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str | None
+        :keyword bypass_mode: Alternative to bypass_position, accepts:
+            - 'auto': Let the system control the bypass automatically
+            - 'on': Force bypass fully open
+            - 'off': Force bypass fully closed
+        :type bypass_mode: str | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If both bypass_position and bypass_mode are provided,
+            or if an invalid bypass_mode is specified.
+
+        .. note::
+            The bypass valve position affects heat recovery efficiency and indoor air quality.
+            Use with caution as incorrect settings may impact system performance.
         """
 
         # RQ --- 37:155617 32:155617 --:------ 22F7 002 0064  # officially: 00C8EF
@@ -1130,23 +1842,86 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|2309
     def get_zone_setpoint(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the setpoint of a zone (c.f. parser_2309)."""
-
+        """Get the current temperature setpoint for a specific zone.
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current temperature setpoint
+        for a specified zone from the controller. The response will contain the current
+        target temperature for the zone.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (0-31 or '00'-'1F')
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A configured Command object that can be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises ValueError: If the zone index is out of valid range (0-31)
+
+        .. note::
+            The zone index is 0-based, where:
+            - 0 = Zone 1 (typically main living area)
+            - 1 = Zone 2 (e.g., bedrooms)
+            - And so on up to zone 32
+
+            The actual number of available zones depends on the controller configuration.
+            Requesting a non-existent zone will typically result in no response.
+        """
         return cls.from_attrs(W_, ctl_id, Code._2309, _check_idx(zone_idx))
 
-    @classmethod  # constructor for W|2309  # TODO: check if setpoint can be None
+    @classmethod  # constructor for W|2309
     def set_zone_setpoint(
         cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT, setpoint: float
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set the setpoint of a zone (c.f. parser_2309)."""
-        # .W --- 34:092243 01:145038 --:------ 2309 003 0107D0
-
+        """Set the temperature setpoint for a specific zone.
+
+        This method constructs a command to set the target temperature for a specified
+        zone. The setpoint is specified in degrees Celsius with a resolution of 0.1°C.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (0-31 or '00'-'1F')
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :param setpoint: The desired temperature in °C (typically 5.0-35.0)
+        :type setpoint: float
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises ValueError: If the setpoint is outside the valid range or if the
+            zone index is invalid.
+
+        .. note::
+            The controller will typically round the setpoint to the nearest 0.5°C.
+            The actual temperature range may be further limited by:
+            - System-wide minimum/maximum limits
+            - Zone-specific overrides
+            - Current operating mode (heating/cooling)
+
+            When setting a new setpoint, the system may take some time to acknowledge
+            the change. Use `get_zone_setpoint` to verify the new setting.
+
+            Some systems may have additional restrictions on when setpoints can be
+            modified, such as during specific operating modes or schedules.
+        """
+        # Example: .W --- 34:092243 01:145038 --:------ 2309 003 0107D0
         payload = f"{_check_idx(zone_idx)}{hex_from_temp(setpoint)}"
         return cls.from_attrs(W_, ctl_id, Code._2309, payload)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|2349
     def get_zone_mode(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the mode of a zone (c.f. parser_2349)."""
+        """Get the current operating mode of a zone.
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current operating mode
+        and setpoint information for a specific zone from the controller.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (0-31 or '00'-'1F')
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A configured Command object that can be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        :Example:
+            >>> # Get mode for zone 0
+            >>> cmd = Command.get_zone_mode('01:123456', '00')
+        """
 
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._2349, _check_idx(zone_idx))
 
@@ -1161,17 +1936,36 @@ class Command(Frame):
         until: dt | str | None = None,
         duration: int | None = None,  # never supplied by Zone.set_mode()
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set/reset the mode of a zone (c.f. parser_2349).
-
-        The setpoint has a resolution of 0.1 C. If a setpoint temperature is required,
-        but none is provided, evohome will use the maximum possible value.
-
-        The until has a resolution of 1 min.
-
-        Incompatible combinations:
-        - mode == Follow & setpoint not None (will silently ignore setpoint)
-        - mode == Temporary & until is None (will silently ignore ???)
-        - until and duration are mutually exclusive
+        """Set or reset the operating mode of a zone.
+
+        This method constructs a command to configure the operating mode and setpoint
+        for a specific zone. The command can set the zone to various modes including
+        follow schedule, temporary override, or permanent override.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone (0-31 or '00'-'1F')
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :keyword mode: The desired operating mode. Can be an integer, string, or None.
+            Common values include 'follow_schedule', 'temporary', 'permanent_override'.
+        :type mode: int | str | None
+        :keyword setpoint: The target temperature in °C (resolution 0.1°C). Required for
+            some modes. If None, the system will use the maximum possible value.
+        :type setpoint: float | None
+        :keyword until: The end time for a temporary override. Required for 'temporary' mode.
+            Can be a datetime object or ISO 8601 formatted string.
+        :type until: datetime | str | None
+        :keyword duration: Duration in minutes for the override. Mutually exclusive with 'until'.
+        :type duration: int | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If invalid arguments are provided.
+
+        .. note::
+            Incompatible combinations:
+            - mode == 'follow_schedule' & setpoint is not None (setpoint will be ignored)
+            - mode == 'temporary' & until is None (until is required)
+            - until and duration are mutually exclusive (use only one)
         """
 
         # .W --- 18:013393 01:145038 --:------ 2349 013 0004E201FFFFFF330B1A0607E4
@@ -1203,20 +1997,259 @@ class Command(Frame):
         cls,
         fan_id: DeviceIdT | str,
         param_id: str,
-        value: str,
+        value: str | int | float | bool,
         *,
         src_id: DeviceIdT | str | None = None,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set a configurable fan parameter (c.f. parser_2411)."""
+        """Set a configuration parameter for a fan/ventilation device.
+
+        This method constructs a command to configure various parameters of a
+        fan or ventilation device using the RAMSES-II protocol.
+
+        :param fan_id: The device ID of the fan/ventilation unit
+        :type fan_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param param_id: The parameter ID to set (e.g., 'bypass_position' or hex code '00')
+        :type param_id: str
+        :param value: The value to set for the parameter. Type depends on the parameter.
+        :type value: str | int | float | bool
+        :param src_id: Optional source device ID. If not provided, fan_id will be used.
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If the parameter ID is unknown or value is invalid.
+
+        .. note::
+            The parameter ID must be a valid 2-character hexadecimal string (00-FF) that
+            exists in the _2411_PARAMS_SCHEMA. The payload format follows the pattern:
+            ^(00|01|15|16|17|21)00[0-9A-F]{6}[0-9A-F]{8}(([0-9A-F]{8}){3}[0-9A-F]{4})?$
+            --- Ramses-II 2411 payload: 23 bytes, 46 hex digits ---
+
+        Raises:
+            CommandInvalid: For invalid parameters or values
+        """
+        # Validate and normalize parameter ID
+        try:
+            param_id = param_id.strip().upper()
+            if len(param_id) != 2:
+                raise ValueError(
+                    "Parameter ID must be exactly 2 hexadecimal characters"
+                )
+            int(param_id, 16)  # Validate hex
+        except ValueError as err:
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                f"Invalid parameter ID: '{param_id}'. Must be a 2-digit hexadecimal value (00-FF)"
+            ) from err
 
-        src_id = src_id or fan_id  # TODO: src_id should be an arg?
+        # Get parameter schema
+        if (param_schema := _2411_PARAMS_SCHEMA.get(param_id)) is None:
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                f"Unknown parameter ID: '{param_id}'. This parameter is not defined in the device schema"
+            )
+
+        # Get value constraints with defaults
+        min_val = param_schema[SZ_MIN_VALUE]
+        max_val = param_schema[SZ_MAX_VALUE]
+        precision = param_schema.get(SZ_PRECISION, 1.0)
+        data_type = param_schema.get(SZ_DATA_TYPE, "00")
+
+        try:
+            # Check for special float values first
+            if isinstance(value, float) and not math.isfinite(value):
+                raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                    f"Parameter {param_id}: Invalid value '{value}'. Must be a finite number"
+                )
+
+            # Scaling
+            if str(data_type) == "01":  # %
+                # Special handling for parameter 52 (Sensor sensitivity)
+                value_scaled = int(round(float(value) / precision))
+                min_val_scaled = int(round(float(min_val) / precision))
+                max_val_scaled = int(round(float(max_val) / precision))
+                precision_scaled = int(round(float(precision) * 10))
+                trailer = "0032"  # Trailer for percentage parameters
+
+                # For percentage values, validate input is in range
+                if not min_val_scaled <= value_scaled <= max_val_scaled:
+                    raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                        f"Parameter {param_id}: Value {value_scaled / 10}% is out of allowed range ({min_val_scaled / 10}% to {max_val_scaled / 10}%)"
+                    )
+            elif str(data_type) == "0F":  # %
+                # For other percentage parameters, use the standard scaling
+                value_scaled = int(round((float(value) / 100.0) / float(precision)))
+                min_val_scaled = int(round(float(min_val) / float(precision)))
+                max_val_scaled = int(round(float(max_val) / float(precision)))
+                precision_scaled = int(round(float(precision) * 200))
+                trailer = "0032"  # Trailer for percentage parameters
+
+                # For percentage values, validate input is in range
+                if not min_val_scaled <= value_scaled <= max_val_scaled:
+                    raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                        f"Parameter {param_id}: Value {value_scaled / 2}% is out of allowed range ({min_val_scaled / 2}% to {max_val_scaled / 2}%)"
+                    )
+            elif str(data_type) == "92":  # °C
+                # Scale temperature values by 100 (21.5°C -> 2150 = 0x0866)
+                # Round to 0.1°C precision first, then scale
+                value_rounded = (
+                    round(float(value) * 10) / 10
+                )  # Round to 1 decimal place
+                value_scaled = int(
+                    value_rounded * 100
+                )  # Convert to integer (e.g., 21.5 -> 2150)
+                min_val_scaled = int(float(min_val) * 100)
+                max_val_scaled = int(float(max_val) * 100)
+                precision_scaled = int(float(precision) * 100)
+                trailer = (
+                    "0001"  # always 4 hex not sure about the value, but seems to work.
+                )
+                # For temperature values, validate input is within allowed range
+                if not min_val_scaled <= value_scaled <= max_val_scaled:
+                    raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                        f"Parameter {param_id}: Temperature {value_scaled / 100:.1f}°C is out of allowed range ({min_val_scaled / 100:.1f}°C to {max_val_scaled / 100:.1f}°C)"
+                    )
+            elif (str(data_type) == "00") or (
+                str(data_type) == "10"
+            ):  # numeric (minutes, medium(0)/high(1) or days)
+                value_scaled = int(float(value))
+                min_val_scaled = int(float(min_val))
+                max_val_scaled = int(float(max_val))
+                precision = 1
+                precision_scaled = int(precision)
+                trailer = (
+                    "0001"  # always 4 hex not sure about the value, but seems to work.
+                )
+                # For numeric values, validate input is between min and max
+                if not min_val_scaled <= value_scaled <= max_val_scaled:
+                    unit = "minutes" if data_type == "00" else ""
+                    raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                        f"Parameter {param_id}: Value {value_scaled}{' ' + unit if unit else ''} is out of allowed range ({min_val_scaled} to {max_val_scaled}{' ' + unit if unit else ''})"
+                    )
+            else:
+                # Validate value against min/max
+                raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                    f"Parameter {param_id}: Invalid data type '{data_type}'. Must be one of '00', '01', '0F', '10', or '92'"
+                    f"Invalid Data_type {data_type} for parameter {param_id}"
+                )
+
+            # Assemble payload fields
+            leading = "00"  # always 2 hex
+            param_id_hex = f"{int(param_id, 16):04X}"  # 4 hex, upper, zero-padded
+
+            # data_type (6 hex): always from schema, zero-padded to 6 hex
+            data_type_hex = f"00{data_type}"
+            value_hex = f"{value_scaled:08X}"
+            min_hex = f"{min_val_scaled:08X}"
+            max_hex = f"{max_val_scaled:08X}"
+            precision_hex = f"{precision_scaled:08X}"
+
+            _LOGGER.debug(
+                f"set_fan_param: value={value}, min={min_val}, max={max_val}, precision={precision}"
+                f"\n  Scaled: value={value_scaled} (0x{value_hex}), min={min_val_scaled} (0x{min_hex}), "
+                f"max={max_val_scaled} (0x{max_hex}), precision={precision_scaled} (0x{precision_hex})"
+            )
+
+            # Final field order: 2+4+4+8+8+8+8+4 = 46 hex -> 23 bytes
+            payload = (
+                f"{leading}"
+                f"{param_id_hex}"
+                f"{data_type_hex}"
+                f"{value_hex}"
+                f"{min_hex}"
+                f"{max_hex}"
+                f"{precision_hex}"
+                f"{trailer}"
+            )
+            payload = "".join(payload)
+            _LOGGER.debug(
+                f"set_fan_param: Final frame: {W_} --- {src_id} {fan_id} --:------ 2411 {len(payload):03d} {payload}"
+            )
+
+            # Create the command with exactly 2 addresses: from_id and fan_id
+            return cls._from_attrs(
+                W_,
+                Code._2411,
+                payload,
+                addr0=src_id,
+                addr1=fan_id,
+                addr2=NON_DEV_ADDR.id,
+            )
+
+        except (ValueError, TypeError) as err:
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid(f"Invalid value: {value}") from err
 
-        if not _2411_PARAMS_SCHEMA.get(param_id):  # TODO: not exclude unknowns?
-            raise exc.CommandInvalid(f"Unknown parameter: {param_id}")
+    @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|2411
+    def get_fan_param(
+        cls,
+        fan_id: DeviceIdT | str,
+        param_id: str,
+        *,
+        src_id: DeviceIdT | str,
+    ) -> Command:
+        """Create a command to get a fan parameter value.
+
+        This method constructs a command to read a specific parameter from a fan device
+        using the RAMSES-II 2411 command. The parameter ID must be a valid 2-character
+        hexadecimal string (00-FF).
+
+        :param fan_id: The device ID of the target fan (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type fan_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param param_id: The parameter ID to read (2-character hex string, e.g., '4E')
+        :type param_id: str
+        :param src_id: The source device ID that will send the command
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :return: A Command object for the RQ|2411 message
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If the parameter ID is invalid (None, wrong type, wrong format)
+
+        .. note::
+            For a complete working example, see the `test_get_fan_param.py` test file
+            which demonstrates:
+            - Setting up the gateway
+            - Sending the command
+            - Handling the response
+            - Proper error handling
+
+        .. warning::
+            The parameter ID must be a valid 2-character hexadecimal string (00-FF).
+            The following will raise CommandInvalid:
+            - None value
+            - Non-string types
+            - Leading/trailing whitespace
+            - Incorrect length (not 2 characters)
+            - Non-hexadecimal characters
+        """
+        if param_id is None:
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid("Parameter ID cannot be None")
 
-        payload = f"0000{param_id}0000{value:08X}"  # TODO: needs work
+        if not isinstance(param_id, str):
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                f"Parameter ID must be a string, got {type(param_id).__name__}"
+            )
 
-        return cls._from_attrs(W_, Code._2411, payload, addr0=src_id, addr1=fan_id)
+        param_id_stripped = param_id.strip()
+        if param_id != param_id_stripped:
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                f"Parameter ID cannot have leading or trailing whitespace: '{param_id}'"
+            )
+
+        # validate the string format
+        try:
+            if len(param_id) != 2:
+                raise ValueError("Invalid length")
+            int(param_id, 16)  # Will raise ValueError if not valid hex
+        except ValueError as err:
+            raise exc.CommandInvalid(
+                f"Invalid parameter ID: '{param_id}'. Must be a 2-character hex string (00-FF)."
+            ) from err
+
+        payload = f"0000{param_id.upper()}"  # Convert to uppercase for consistency
+        _LOGGER.debug(
+            "Created get_fan_param command for %s from %s to %s",
+            param_id,
+            src_id,
+            fan_id,
+        )
+
+        return cls._from_attrs(RQ, Code._2411, payload, addr0=src_id, addr1=fan_id)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|2E04
     def get_system_mode(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str) -> Command:
@@ -1232,7 +2265,41 @@ class Command(Frame):
         *,
         until: dt | str | None = None,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to set/reset the mode of a system (c.f. parser_2e04)."""
+        """Set or reset the operating mode of the HVAC system. (c.f. parser_2e04)
+
+        This method constructs a command to change the system-wide operating mode,
+        such as switching between heating modes or setting a temporary override.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param system_mode: The desired system mode. Can be specified as:
+            - Integer: Numeric mode code (0-5)
+            - String: Mode name (e.g., 'auto', 'heat_eco')
+            - Hex string: Two-character hex code (e.g., '00' for auto)
+            If None, defaults to 'auto' mode.
+        :type system_mode: int | str | None
+        :param until: Optional timestamp when the mode should revert.
+            Required for temporary modes like 'eco' or 'advanced'.
+            Not allowed for 'auto' or 'heat_off' modes.
+        :type until: datetime | str | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If the combination of mode and until is invalid.
+        :raises KeyError: If an invalid mode is specified.
+
+        .. note::
+            Available modes are defined in SYS_MODE_MAP and typically include:
+            - 'auto': System follows the schedule (code '00')
+            - 'heat_off': Heating disabled (code '04')
+            - 'eco': Reduced temperature mode (code '01')
+            - 'advanced': Custom temperature mode (code '02')
+            - 'holiday': Away mode (code '03')
+            - 'custom': Custom mode (code '05')
+
+            When using temporary modes (eco/advanced), the 'until' parameter
+            must be provided. The system will automatically revert to the
+            schedule when the time elapses.
+        """
 
         if system_mode is None:
             system_mode = SYS_MODE_MAP.AUTO
@@ -1267,25 +2334,92 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def put_presence_detected(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, presence_detected: bool | None
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the current presence state of a sensor (2E10)."""
+        """Announce the current presence detection state from a sensor. (c.f. parser_2e10)
         # .I --- ...
 
+        This method constructs an I-type (unsolicited) command to report the
+        presence detection state from a presence sensor to the system.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the presence sensor (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param presence_detected: The current presence state:
+            - True: Presence detected
+            - False: No presence detected
+            - None: Sensor state unknown/error
+        :type presence_detected: bool | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the system.
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            This is typically used by presence sensors to report their state
+            to the HVAC system. The system may use this information for
+            occupancy-based control strategies.
+
+            The command uses the 2E10 code, which is specifically designed
+            for presence/occupancy reporting in the RAMSES-II protocol.
+        """
         payload = f"00{hex_from_bool(presence_detected)}"
         return cls._from_attrs(I_, Code._2E10, payload, addr0=dev_id, addr2=dev_id)
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|30C9
     def get_zone_temp(cls, ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str, zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get the current temperature of a zone (c.f. parser_30c9)."""
-
+        """Request the current temperature reading for a specific zone. (c.f. parser_30c9)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request the current temperature
+        from a zone's temperature sensor. The response will include the current
+        temperature in degrees Celsius with 0.1°C resolution.
+
+        :param ctl_id: The device ID of the controller managing the zone (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type ctl_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param zone_idx: The index of the zone to query. Can be specified as:
+            - Integer (0-31)
+            - Hex string ('00'-'1F')
+            - String representation of integer ('0'-'31')
+        :type zone_idx: _ZoneIdxT
+        :return: A configured Command object that can be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises ValueError: If the zone index is out of valid range (0-31)
+
+        .. note::
+            The zone index is 0-based. For example:
+            - 0 = Zone 1 (typically main living area)
+            - 1 = Zone 2 (e.g., bedrooms)
+            - And so on up to zone 32
+
+            The actual number of available zones depends on the controller configuration.
+            Requesting a non-existent zone will typically result in no response.
+        """
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, ctl_id, Code._30C9, _check_idx(zone_idx))
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for I|30C9  # TODO: trap corrupt temps?
     def put_sensor_temp(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, temperature: float | None
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the current temperature of a thermostat (3C09).
-
+        """Announce the current temperature reading from a thermostat. (c.f. parser_30c9)
         This is for use by a faked DTS92(E) or similar.
+
+        This method constructs an I-type (unsolicited) command to report the current
+        temperature from a thermostat or temperature sensor to the system. This is
+        typically used to simulate a physical thermostat's temperature reporting.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the thermostat or sensor (e.g., '01:123456')
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param temperature: The current temperature in degrees Celsius.
+            Use None to indicate a sensor error or invalid reading.
+            The valid range is typically 0-40°C, but this may vary by device.
+        :type temperature: float | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the system.
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            This is primarily used for testing or simulating thermostats like the DTS92(E).
+            The temperature is transmitted with 0.1°C resolution.
+
+            The command uses the 30C9 code, which is used by thermostats to report
+            their current temperature reading to the controller.
+
+            When temperature is None, it typically indicates a sensor fault or
+            invalid reading, which the system may interpret as a maintenance alert.
         """
         # .I --- 34:021943 --:------ 34:021943 30C9 003 000C0D
 
@@ -1350,7 +2484,62 @@ class Command(Frame):
         exhaust_flow: float | None,
         **kwargs: Any,  # option: air_quality_basis: str | None,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce hvac fan (state, temps, flows, humidity etc.) of a HRU (31DA)."""
+        """Construct an I|31DA command for HVAC fan status updates.
+
+        This method creates an unsolicited status update command for HVAC fan systems,
+        reporting various sensor readings and system states.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the HVAC controller
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param hvac_id: The ID of the HVAC unit
+        :type hvac_id: str
+        :param bypass_position: Current bypass damper position (0.0-1.0)
+        :type bypass_position: float | None
+        :param air_quality: Current air quality reading
+        :type air_quality: int | None
+        :param co2_level: Current CO₂ level in ppm
+        :type co2_level: int | None
+        :param indoor_humidity: Current indoor relative humidity (0.0-1.0)
+        :type indoor_humidity: float | None
+        :param outdoor_humidity: Current outdoor relative humidity (0.0-1.0)
+        :type outdoor_humidity: float | None
+        :param exhaust_temp: Current exhaust air temperature in °C
+        :type exhaust_temp: float | None
+        :param supply_temp: Current supply air temperature in °C
+        :type supply_temp: float | None
+        :param indoor_temp: Current indoor temperature in °C
+        :type indoor_temp: float | None
+        :param outdoor_temp: Current outdoor temperature in °C
+        :type outdoor_temp: float | None
+        :param speed_capabilities: List of supported fan speed settings
+        :type speed_capabilities: list[str]
+        :param fan_info: Current fan mode/status information
+        :type fan_info: str
+        :param _unknown_fan_info_flags: Internal flags (reserved for future use)
+        :type _unknown_fan_info_flags: list[int]
+        :param exhaust_fan_speed: Current exhaust fan speed (0.0-1.0)
+        :type exhaust_fan_speed: float | None
+        :param supply_fan_speed: Current supply fan speed (0.0-1.0)
+        :type supply_fan_speed: float | None
+        :param remaining_mins: Remaining time in current mode (minutes)
+        :type remaining_mins: int | None
+        :param post_heat: Post-heat status/level
+        :type post_heat: int | None
+        :param pre_heat: Pre-heat status/level
+        :type pre_heat: int | None
+        :param supply_flow: Current supply air flow rate (if available)
+        :type supply_flow: float | None
+        :param exhaust_flow: Current exhaust air flow rate (if available)
+        :type exhaust_flow: float | None
+        :param **kwargs: Additional parameters (reserved for future use)
+        :return: A configured Command object for the HVAC fan status update
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            This command is typically sent periodically by the HVAC controller to report
+            current system status. All parameters are optional, but providing complete
+            information will result in more accurate system monitoring and control.
+        """
         # 00 EF00 7FFF 34 33 0898 0898 088A 0882 F800 00 15 14 14 0000 EF EF 05F5 0613:
         # {"hvac_id": '00', 'bypass_position': 0.000, 'air_quality': None,
         # 'co2_level': None, 'indoor_humidity': 0.52, 'outdoor_humidity': 0.51,
@@ -1429,8 +2618,39 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for RQ|3220
     def get_opentherm_data(cls, otb_id: DeviceIdT | str, msg_id: int | str) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to get (Read-Data) opentherm msg value (c.f. parser_3220)."""
-
+        """Request OpenTherm protocol data from a device. (c.f. parser_3220)
+
+        This method constructs a command to request data from an OpenTherm compatible
+        device using the OpenTherm protocol. It sends a Read-Data request for a
+        specific data ID to the target device.
+
+        :param otb_id: The device ID of the OpenTherm bridge/controller
+        :type otb_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param msg_id: The OpenTherm message ID to request. Can be specified as:
+            - Integer (e.g., 0 for Status)
+            - Hex string (e.g., '00' for Status)
+            See OpenTherm specification for valid message IDs.
+        :type msg_id: int | str
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the device.
+        :rtype: Command
+
+        .. note::
+            The OpenTherm protocol is used for communication between heating systems
+            and thermostats. Common message IDs include:
+            - 0x00: Status (0x00)
+            - 0x01: Control setpoint (0x01)
+            - 0x11: Relative modulation level (0x11)
+            - 0x12: CH water pressure (0x12)
+            - 0x19: Boiler water temperature (0x19)
+            - 0x1A: DHW temperature (0x1A)
+            - 0x71: DHW setpoint (0x71)
+
+            The response will contain the requested data in the OpenTherm format,
+            which includes status flags and the data value.
+
+            The command automatically handles the parity bit required by the
+            OpenTherm protocol.
+        """
         msg_id = msg_id if isinstance(msg_id, int) else int(msg_id, 16)
         payload = f"0080{msg_id:02X}0000" if parity(msg_id) else f"0000{msg_id:02X}0000"
         return cls.from_attrs(RQ, otb_id, Code._3220, payload)
@@ -1439,9 +2659,32 @@ class Command(Frame):
     def put_actuator_state(
         cls, dev_id: DeviceIdT | str, modulation_level: float
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the modulation level of an actuator (3EF0).
-
+        """Announce the current modulation level of a heating actuator. (c.f. parser_3ef0)
         This is for use by a faked BDR91A or similar.
+
+        This method constructs an I-type (unsolicited) command to report the current
+        modulation level of a heating actuator, such as a BDR91A relay. The modulation
+        level represents the current output state of the actuator as a percentage.
+
+        :param dev_id: The device ID of the actuator (e.g., '13:123456').
+            Must be a device type compatible with BDR91A.
+        :type dev_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param modulation_level: The current modulation level as a float between 0.0 and 1.0.
+            - 0.0: Actuator is fully off
+            - 1.0: Actuator is fully on
+            - Values in between represent partial modulation (if supported)
+            - None: Indicates an error or unknown state
+        :type modulation_level: float | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the system.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If the device ID is not a valid BDR-type device.
+
+        .. note::
+            This is primarily used for testing or simulating BDR91A relay modules.
+            The modulation level is converted to a percentage (0-100%) with 0.5% resolution.
+
+            The command uses the 3EF0 code, which is specifically designed for
+            reporting actuator states in the RAMSES-II protocol.
         """
         # .I --- 13:049798 --:------ 13:049798 3EF0 003 00C8FF
         # .I --- 13:106039 --:------ 13:106039 3EF0 003 0000FF
@@ -1469,9 +2712,40 @@ class Command(Frame):
         *,
         cycle_countdown: int | None = None,
     ) -> Command:
-        """Constructor to announce the internal state of an actuator (3EF1).
-
+        """Announce the internal cycling state of a heating actuator. (c.f. parser_3ef1)
         This is for use by a faked BDR91A or similar.
+
+        This method constructs an RP-type (request/response) command to report the
+        internal cycling state of a heating actuator, such as a BDR91A relay. It provides
+        detailed timing information about the actuator's modulation cycle.
+
+        :param src_id: The device ID of the actuator sending the report (e.g., '13:123456').
+            Must be a device type compatible with BDR91A.
+        :type src_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param dst_id: The device ID of the intended recipient of this report.
+        :type dst_id: DeviceIdT | str
+        :param modulation_level: The current modulation level as a float between 0.0 and 1.0.
+            - 0.0: Actuator is fully off
+            - 1.0: Actuator is fully on
+            - Values in between represent partial modulation (if supported)
+        :type modulation_level: float
+        :param actuator_countdown: Time in seconds until the next actuator cycle state change.
+            This is used for PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) control.
+        :type actuator_countdown: int
+        :param cycle_countdown: Optional time in seconds until the next complete cycle.
+            If None, indicates the cycle is not currently active.
+        :type cycle_countdown: int | None
+        :return: A configured Command object ready to be sent to the system.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises CommandInvalid: If the source device ID is not a valid BDR-type device.
+
+        .. note::
+            This is primarily used for testing or simulating BDR91A relay modules.
+            The method automatically handles the conversion of timing values to the
+            appropriate hexadecimal format required by the RAMSES-II protocol.
+
+            The command uses the 3EF1 code, which is specifically designed for
+            reporting detailed actuator cycling information.
         """
         # RP --- 13:049798 18:006402 --:------ 3EF1 007 00-0126-0126-00-FF
 
@@ -1490,6 +2764,43 @@ class Command(Frame):
 
     @classmethod  # constructor for internal use only
     def _puzzle(cls, msg_type: str | None = None, message: str = "") -> Command:
+        """Construct a puzzle command used for device discovery and version reporting.
+
+        This internal method creates a special 'puzzle' command used during device
+        discovery and version reporting. The command format varies based on the
+        message type and content.
+
+        :param msg_type: The type of puzzle message to create. If None, it will be
+            automatically determined based on the presence of a message:
+            - '10': Version request (empty message)
+            - '12': Version response (with message)
+            Other valid types include '11' and '13' for specific message formats,
+            and '20' and above for timestamp-based messages.
+        :type msg_type: str | None
+        :param message: The message content to include in the puzzle.
+            Format depends on msg_type:
+            - For type '10': Should be empty (version request)
+            - For type '11': Should be a 10-character string (MAC address)
+            - For type '12': Version string (e.g., 'v0.20.0')
+            - For other types: Arbitrary message content
+        :type message: str
+        :return: A configured Command object with the puzzle message.
+        :rtype: Command
+        :raises AssertionError: If msg_type is not in LOOKUP_PUZZ.
+
+        .. note::
+            This is an internal method used by the RAMSES-II protocol for device
+            discovery and version reporting. The message format varies:
+
+            - Type '10': Version request (empty message)
+            - Type '11': MAC address report (special format)
+            - Type '12': Version response (includes version string)
+            - Type '13': Basic message (no timestamp)
+            - Type '20+': Timestamped message (high precision)
+
+            The method automatically handles timestamp generation and message
+            formatting based on the message type.
+        """
         if msg_type is None:
             msg_type = "12" if message else "10"