Hi all,
I have a "little anoyance" on my dashboard that I was trying to solve today. But I couldn't figure out how. I hope someone can help me here.
I currently plot my gas and electricity usage (daily and cumulative) over the year and have a rolling counter for the total usage over the year.
The ...
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- Saturday 23 September 2023 8:30
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: graph with year range till yesterday
- Replies: 0
- Views: 985
- Saturday 14 January 2023 10:29
- Forum: Python
- Topic: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
- Replies: 9
- Views: 2286
Re: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
OK, I tried the delayed startup of the solaredge module by adding a delay parameter and executing a sleep right at the beginning of onStart(self).
This doesn't have the desired effect.
Also from the traces I sent, it looks like the crash happens right at the initiation of the module, possibly even ...
This doesn't have the desired effect.
Also from the traces I sent, it looks like the crash happens right at the initiation of the module, possibly even ...
- Thursday 12 January 2023 14:28
- Forum: Python
- Topic: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
- Replies: 9
- Views: 2286
Re: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
Hi Watervl
Yes, I read the thread. It could be related, although I didn't see any mention of a hard crash there.
I wonder if this can be solved on the domoticz level. Does it make sense to start modules (or only identical modules) with a certain interval in between?
Or Addie, if you read this, can ...
Yes, I read the thread. It could be related, although I didn't see any mention of a hard crash there.
I wonder if this can be solved on the domoticz level. Does it make sense to start modules (or only identical modules) with a certain interval in between?
Or Addie, if you read this, can ...
- Thursday 12 January 2023 7:56
- Forum: Python
- Topic: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
- Replies: 9
- Views: 2286
Re: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
New observation.
Only if I have them both enabled, I observe the segfaults. If I have only one plugin enabled, and the other disabled, I could start domoticz 10 times without observing a crash.
Could this be a bottleneck issue or overload issue on the modbus side? or are messages confused? (I have ...
Only if I have them both enabled, I observe the segfaults. If I have only one plugin enabled, and the other disabled, I could start domoticz 10 times without observing a crash.
Could this be a bottleneck issue or overload issue on the modbus side? or are messages confused? (I have ...
- Tuesday 10 January 2023 17:08
- Forum: Python
- Topic: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
- Replies: 9
- Views: 2286
Re: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
Hi Boum,
Yes, I have to sets of SolareEdge panels. One on the diningroom and one on the attic. So I have two instances of the plugin running.
But also with one of them disabled, I have the same issue.
On the console the traceback looks like the issue is in the initialization already, when looking ...
Yes, I have to sets of SolareEdge panels. One on the diningroom and one on the attic. So I have two instances of the plugin running.
But also with one of them disabled, I have the same issue.
On the console the traceback looks like the issue is in the initialization already, when looking ...
- Sunday 08 January 2023 10:26
- Forum: Python
- Topic: chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
- Replies: 9
- Views: 2286
chasing segfault in domoticz with domoticz-solaredge-modbustcp-plugin
Hello all,
This Christmas break I decided to upgrade my domoticz setup.
I moved from a raspberry pi 2 with buster to a raspberry pi 3 with bullseye.
I though it best to start from scratch, so I installed a fresh image on a new SD card.
I moved over the domoticz.db and started it up.
Installed all ...
This Christmas break I decided to upgrade my domoticz setup.
I moved from a raspberry pi 2 with buster to a raspberry pi 3 with bullseye.
I though it best to start from scratch, so I installed a fresh image on a new SD card.
I moved over the domoticz.db and started it up.
Installed all ...
- Thursday 22 December 2022 18:51
- Forum: Python
- Topic: Prepopulate setup defaults
- Replies: 1
- Views: 167
Prepopulate setup defaults
Hi all,
Hopefully someone knows how, or can tell me this is currenrtly not doable.
I would like to set the defaults in the plugin configuration params.
For my stove, I can do a discover call on the network to get back the serial number and IP address.
These are 2 of the 3 params that need to be set ...
Hopefully someone knows how, or can tell me this is currenrtly not doable.
I would like to set the defaults in the plugin configuration params.
For my stove, I can do a discover call on the network to get back the serial number and IP address.
These are 2 of the 3 params that need to be set ...
- Thursday 22 December 2022 18:41
- Forum: Python
- Topic: Basic plugin with DomoticzEx question
- Replies: 5
- Views: 490
Re: Basic plugin with DomoticzEx question
Hi Waltervi,
Just to close this thread: Thanks for the example!!.
It helped a lot! I got my basic Aduro plugin working.
Now working on expanding and cleaning up!
Regards,
Bert
Just to close this thread: Thanks for the example!!.
It helped a lot! I got my basic Aduro plugin working.
Now working on expanding and cleaning up!
Regards,
Bert
- Thursday 22 December 2022 18:38
- Forum: Python
- Topic: Create thermostat device with 1 degree increments
- Replies: 3
- Views: 528
Re: Create thermostat device with 1 degree increments
Thanks for the answer.
Alas, I guess I will have to live with it then. until someone makes it configurable. Who knows.
It is only a minor anoyance for me.
Alas, I guess I will have to live with it then. until someone makes it configurable. Who knows.
It is only a minor anoyance for me.
- Thursday 22 December 2022 10:11
- Forum: Utility
- Topic: New Python plugin: Domoticz SolarEdge_ModbusTCP
- Replies: 87
- Views: 14748
Re: New Python plugin: Domoticz SolarEdge_ModbusTCP
Hi Addie et.all,
I thought this christmas break was a good idea to update my domoticz a bit.
Your plugin was one of the things to update. I am running your plugin to great satisfaction for a long time now.
But I was still on the version of October 2020 before.
I updated it with a simple git pull ...
I thought this christmas break was a good idea to update my domoticz a bit.
Your plugin was one of the things to update. I am running your plugin to great satisfaction for a long time now.
But I was still on the version of October 2020 before.
I updated it with a simple git pull ...
- Wednesday 21 December 2022 17:31
- Forum: Python
- Topic: Create thermostat device with 1 degree increments
- Replies: 3
- Views: 528
Create thermostat device with 1 degree increments
hi all,
I am trying to write a plugin to control my pelet stove.
I am using a thermostat device, created in Domoticz to control the setpoint of the stove
However, I have a little anoyance I want to solve. The setpoint of the stove has 1 degree increments
The thermostat device has 0.5 degree ...
I am trying to write a plugin to control my pelet stove.
I am using a thermostat device, created in Domoticz to control the setpoint of the stove
However, I have a little anoyance I want to solve. The setpoint of the stove has 1 degree increments
The thermostat device has 0.5 degree ...
- Wednesday 07 December 2022 20:57
- Forum: Python
- Topic: Basic plugin with DomoticzEx question
- Replies: 5
- Views: 490
Re: Basic plugin with DomoticzEx question
Hi Waltervl,
Thanks. Indeed it is one of the few I could find. But the onCommand doesn't seem to have an update function. Or at least not that I could find/recognise.
I now got it working with the following code. But is this indeed the expected way? It looks quite convoluted. so any suggestion ...
Thanks. Indeed it is one of the few I could find. But the onCommand doesn't seem to have an update function. Or at least not that I could find/recognise.
I now got it working with the following code. But is this indeed the expected way? It looks quite convoluted. so any suggestion ...
- Tuesday 06 December 2022 21:00
- Forum: Python
- Topic: Basic plugin with DomoticzEx question
- Replies: 5
- Views: 490
Basic plugin with DomoticzEx question
Hello all,
I am trying to create a plugin, based on the Basetemplate.py
I am able to create some devices (or are they called units now?
BurnerSwitch = Domoticz.Unit(Name="BurnerSwitch", DeviceID="AduroHx", Unit=1, Type=244, Subtype=73, Switchtype=0).Create()
But I am not able to use the devices ...
I am trying to create a plugin, based on the Basetemplate.py
I am able to create some devices (or are they called units now?
BurnerSwitch = Domoticz.Unit(Name="BurnerSwitch", DeviceID="AduroHx", Unit=1, Type=244, Subtype=73, Switchtype=0).Create()
But I am not able to use the devices ...
- Sunday 04 December 2022 13:01
- Forum: Utility
- Topic: Working on python plugin for Aduro H1 wood-pellet stove
- Replies: 1
- Views: 581
Re: Working on python plugin for Aduro H1 wood-pellet stove
Hi all,
I am still stuck at point one of my earlier post:
Getting the switch to flip in the dashboard.
The documentation on https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Developing_a_Python_plugin is not entirely consistent, as it is in transition from Domoticz to DomoticzEx I guess. But I figures out that Devices ...
I am still stuck at point one of my earlier post:
Getting the switch to flip in the dashboard.
The documentation on https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Developing_a_Python_plugin is not entirely consistent, as it is in transition from Domoticz to DomoticzEx I guess. But I figures out that Devices ...
- Saturday 03 December 2022 19:24
- Forum: Utility
- Topic: Working on python plugin for Aduro H1 wood-pellet stove
- Replies: 1
- Views: 581
Working on python plugin for Aduro H1 wood-pellet stove
Hi all,
A few days ago I came across the pyduro python library written by Clement Prevot.
https://github.com/clementprevot/pyduro
This thing allows one to control the Aduro H series of wood and pellet stoves (and hybrids) without the mobile app that works via the cloud.
I own a H1 stove, so I was ...
A few days ago I came across the pyduro python library written by Clement Prevot.
https://github.com/clementprevot/pyduro
This thing allows one to control the Aduro H series of wood and pellet stoves (and hybrids) without the mobile app that works via the cloud.
I own a H1 stove, so I was ...
- Saturday 29 October 2022 7:49
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Offset in Graph with counter data
- Replies: 4
- Views: 620
Re: Offset in Graph with counter data
Hi Lokonli
Wow! I love undocumented features!! Thank you very much for your pointer. This was exactly what I was looking for.
With this tip, I was able to finish the graphs I was working on!
I can now plot my daily usage and the cumulative usage over 1 year.
In domoticz I created a dZvents script ...
Wow! I love undocumented features!! Thank you very much for your pointer. This was exactly what I was looking for.
With this tip, I was able to finish the graphs I was working on!
I can now plot my daily usage and the cumulative usage over 1 year.
In domoticz I created a dZvents script ...
- Thursday 27 October 2022 17:25
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Offset in Graph with counter data
- Replies: 4
- Views: 620
Re: Offset in Graph with counter data
Hello all,
I assume based on the lack of replies till now, that there is currently no way to create the behavior I am looking for.
I opened a new issue for this in github.
https://github.com/Dashticz/dashticz/issues/1003
Maybe someone can find (or can point me) at a way to include this. it would ...
I assume based on the lack of replies till now, that there is currently no way to create the behavior I am looking for.
I opened a new issue for this in github.
https://github.com/Dashticz/dashticz/issues/1003
Maybe someone can find (or can point me) at a way to include this. it would ...
- Sunday 23 October 2022 8:06
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Offset in Graph with counter data
- Replies: 4
- Views: 620
Re: Offset in Graph with counter data
Hello all,
Sorry for bumping this question. :-(
But it is the last remaining item on my list that I haven't been able to fix or circumvent in Dashticz.
Is there a way to get a counter or sensor value as a variable into the graph to subtract from the data?
I can do:
"last year": {
range: 'year ...
Sorry for bumping this question. :-(
But it is the last remaining item on my list that I haven't been able to fix or circumvent in Dashticz.
Is there a way to get a counter or sensor value as a variable into the graph to subtract from the data?
I can do:
"last year": {
range: 'year ...
- Sunday 16 October 2022 8:47
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Graph with data with same unit but different magnitude
- Replies: 2
- Views: 355
Re: Graph with data with same unit but different magnitude
Hi Lokonli,
Thanks! The (misspelled) ylabels is a good trick.
Meanwhile I circumvented it by putting the cumulative graphs of gas and electricity together. Those sure have different yaxis:-)
But with your tip I can revert back to my original plan.
I am still facing 2 challenges though.
1) I want ...
Thanks! The (misspelled) ylabels is a good trick.
Meanwhile I circumvented it by putting the cumulative graphs of gas and electricity together. Those sure have different yaxis:-)
But with your tip I can revert back to my original plan.
I am still facing 2 challenges though.
1) I want ...
- Thursday 13 October 2022 15:38
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Offset in Graph with counter data
- Replies: 4
- Views: 620
Offset in Graph with counter data
Hello all,
I am trying to make a graph with my yearly gas usage, measured with a P1 device.
The last snag is that I want to subtract the c value of last year.
I checked and I can subtract a constant value from the graph.
data: {
G: 'd.c_3-11140.85',
}
The value is available. It is in the title ...
I am trying to make a graph with my yearly gas usage, measured with a P1 device.
The last snag is that I want to subtract the c value of last year.
I checked and I can subtract a constant value from the graph.
data: {
G: 'd.c_3-11140.85',
}
The value is available. It is in the title ...