@waaren That is correct. I live in Limburg and here the change to low tariff is at 21:00
@EddyG No particular use. I was just curious if it was possible. Nice side effect is that I got introduced to dzVents by waaren. I love the way it works

It didn't work yet. The values of highTariff and lowTariff stayed nill. I made some changes and now it seems to work: return { on = { timer = { 'every minute', }, }, logging = { level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG, -- change to domoticz.LOG_ERROR when script is OK marker = 'tariff', }, data = { highTariff ...

Thank you waaren. At the moment I am getting High tariff as a result. Now wait until 9PM tonight to see if it changes. I am not sure yet why it works but I will figure that out the next few hours .

Thank you for the reply. So Domoticz has no knowledge of the actual tariff. As an alternative, is possible to write a script that gets this information from the original telegram as it is sent by the smart meter and put it in a virtual sensor. I can read the the original telegram in Node-RED using ...

I have a smart meter for a few weeks now. It is connected to a Raspberry Pi running Domoticz. Everything works fine but the only information I am missing is the actual tariff (high or low). This information is available in the telegram as item 0-0:96.14.0(0001) or 0-0:96.14.0(0002). Domoticz ...

Hi DanTheManNL,

You have to make the script executable. See this post of mine:
http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... 21#p139821

OK, thanks.

I have a question about the server address that is required in the DomoFence app. It may have been asked before, it is a long thread. If it has I apologize beforehand. At first I entered the private IP address of my Raspberry Pi (192.168.xxx.xxx:8080) and that seemed to work fine until I left my ...

Works great with me. Thanks a lot for this improvement. A few notes: When Domoticz is running on a Raspberry Pi and you place the bash script in a seperate folder (e.g. /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/bash) then, next to making the script executable with CHMOD 755 you also have to add the folder to your ...

I have two door sensors and two movement detectors from an old home safety system (Essent) and they all operate on the 868mhz frequency band. I have tried to find a not too expensive tranciever on internet but I always end up on the AliExpress or Bangood sites. Is there anyone with experience with ...

I suppose you have made the script executable ( chmod 755 scriptname ) but did you add the directory where it is located to your $PATH? First check this in a terminal with: echo $PATH When your directory is not listed execute this command in the terminal: sudo export PATH=$PATH: directory name (use ...