Ok, I'll check it out this week end.

Regards

Hi,

I'll try to check the operations made to compute this value

It only appeared when you updated the script after my last correction this week-end ?

Regards

Hi,

Take a look at https://ngrok.com/. I tried it on a RPI B+ and it worked like a charm. The paid version allows you to use a fixed domain name if you want.

I don't use it anymore since I have my own vpn network but the product is quite nice from what I saw.

Regards

Derik wrote: ↑Sunday 31 March 2019 12:21

gimic wrote: ↑Sunday 31 March 2019 12:18 i have it in Watt/m2

And how must i see this value??
Power watt /m²
Or what can i do with this value

Hi,

This value is only used as a step for the whole computation and to compute the Lux value.

If you want to know more about it, look for Solar irradiance.

Derik wrote: ↑Saturday 30 March 2019 20:09

gimic wrote: ↑Saturday 30 March 2019 19:57 the virtual device is from the type 'solar radiation'

maybe you selected 'UV'?

Not working

Hi,

Try with a "Custom Sensor".

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