Yes, I think I need to clarify it to myself as wellkrambriw wrote:The error was my mistake, sorry for that
I think your suggestion is fine, that should work as well, provided that the names can be unique even if you would have several sensors of the same kind.
Some questions to clarify:
- the actual 'Name', like 'Sensor.Luminance', 'Sensor.Temperature' and 'Status.Level', are they user configurable? I mean can you assign different names to them if you have several sensors of the same type?
- what kind of z-wave controller do you have (vera, razberry...)?
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rd = rd*10.0 + 60.0
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for i in range (0, lgth):
data.append(79.0)
series['name'] = 'UpLevel'
series['data'] = data
series_list.append(series)
data = []
series = {}
for i in range (0, lgth):
data.append(81.0)
series['name'] = 'DownLevel'
series['data'] = data
Great !It's been running fine on my computer for these past 3 weeks!
'Use 10...' means that the chart is only picking a data point if time differs more than ten minutes from previous data point. This report variant is maybe only relevant if you are sampling data every minute but are happy with a report showing data with ten minutes resolution (to improve performance when generating the graph...)What is "use 10 min data point spread"?
Also, what is "number of additional hours"?
Yes, desired value is for example the temperature you would like to monitor. The hysteresis sets the upper and lower value where you would like to receive events when the moving average of actual temperature either goes above or below. Lets assume you set a desired temperature to 22 degrees and a hysteresis of 2 degrees. If you activate the rule you will get events when the moving average value passes 18, 22 and 24 degrees.And in the plugin when you select the sensor:
I do not fully understand all the settings there.
Is "desired target" something that is used if "use rule" is not checked?
Hysteresis, is this used when plotting?
Maybe you could show this with a picture?Why I ask is that sometimes my html pages does not plot everything always. But the plots are there if you hoover over them.
I have not changed anything in HTML.
It's reproducible when making logging intervals 30 minutes or say 60 minutes.
Please see attachment.krambriw wrote:Maybe you could show this with a picture?Why I ask is that sometimes my html pages does not plot everything always. But the plots are there if you hoover over them.
I have not changed anything in HTML.
It's reproducible when making logging intervals 30 minutes or say 60 minutes.
The code to generate the graph is in CreateComboHtml.py and would need to be modified to handle this differentlyCode: Select all
for row in rows:
rd = float("%.2f" % row[pos])
if bFirstDone:
diff, d = days_hours_minutes(
datetime.strptime(str(row[0][:-3]), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M') -
datetime.strptime(str(row_old[0][:-3]), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M')
)
if diff > 0:
for i in range(diff-1):
data.append('null')
diff = 0
if rd == 0.0:
data.append('null')
else:
data.append(rd)
else:
s, d = days_hours_minutes(
d1 -
datetime.strptime(str(rows[0][0][:-3]), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M')
)
if sedt[0] - s > 0:
for i in range(sedt[0] - s):
data.append('null')
data.append(rd)
bFirstDone = True
row_old = row
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for row in rows:
rd = float("%.2f" % row[pos])
if bFirstDone:
rd_old = float("%.2f" % row_old[pos])
diff, d = days_hours_minutes(
datetime.strptime(str(row[0][:-3]), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M') -
datetime.strptime(str(row_old[0][:-3]), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M')
)
if diff > 0:
for i in range(diff-1):
data.append(rd_old)
diff = 0
if rd == 0.0:
data.append('null')
else:
data.append(rd)
else:
s, d = days_hours_minutes(
d1 -
datetime.strptime(str(rows[0][0][:-3]), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M')
)
if sedt[0] - s > 0:
for i in range(sedt[0] - s):
data.append('null')
data.append(rd)
bFirstDone = True
row_old = row