Switch1 (the pump) should not trigger anything, only a change in sensor state (switch 2,3,4) should trigger an action.

Issue solved (typo): https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues/6245

I used this topic to install libssl1 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72133316/libssl-so-1-1-cannot-open-shared-object-file-no-such-file-or-directory/72633324#72633324 The package depends on your hardware architecture as explained in the answer. The latest version can be found here: http://nz2 ...

Got it all working. Very good work! There were 2 things: 1. I'm running on the latest Beta of Domoticz. Ever since mid december this is not working in the Beta: local lat = dz.settings.location.latitude local long = dz.settings.location.longitude Gives two times a zero! When I put this in my ...

TheMogwai wrote: ↑Monday 20 January 2025 22:03 Wow ! Did you think to add vocal command, as it is integrated to Telegram it could makes sense ?

I did not try it but if the Telegram app has vocal assistance this could be possible. But I never researched this. And I suspect it will also not be an easy implementation.

Yes, works fine. On Linux you have to run sglitebrowser with the same rights as the database owner (eg root) else it cannot open it. Just as extra info for Linux. If you have a webserver running then you can use "phpLiteAdmin" and view/change the Domoticz database. And additional, if you make a ...

It works but you need to install libssl1.1 as that is replaced by libssl3
There are other topics about this, a little search will find these. Or use the docker environment to get rid of software requirements.

PeterRozenveld wrote: ↑Monday 20 January 2025 19:21 sorry doesn´t seem to work.

This is not the whole script. Please use common dzvents sense here

And telling it does not work does also not help. Tell exactly what is not working...

How does this work? What kind of message should be sent to Domoticz?

I have by the way an python Telegram bot that runs a service and you can get status of Domoticz devices and send commands to Domoticz. https://github.com/waltervl/dynamicTelegramBot

That is the description. The dzvents options are:
Electric usage
.actualWatt: Number. Current Watt usage.
.WhActual: Number. Current Watt usage. (please use actualWatt)
.updateEnergy(energy): Function. In Watt.

But also make sure you do not mixup domoticz and dz references....

Can you post a screenshot of the device widget (it shows the device type) or from the Dummy list tell what you have selected: https://wiki.domoticz.com/Dummy_for_virtual_Switches

Check the device type and see what are the available Dzvents properties for that device (dummy or not does not matter): https://wiki.domoticz.com/DzVents:_next ... ic_devices

The problem is that in every country this can mean something different, depending of the implementation by the energy supplier. For example in Belgium and The Netherlands (both Dutch (NL) speaking) the meaning is reversed....

Thorgal789 wrote: ↑Monday 20 January 2025 14:18 (And BTW the post have been hijacked to insert a spam url on the file folder)

Fixed, probably a typing error at the time of writing...

Yes, works fine. On Linux you have to run sglitebrowser with the same rights as the database owner (eg root) else it cannot open it.

I am using telegram bot for this when I want to switch something when outside my home network.
viewtopic.php?p=318894#p318894

There is as far as I know no other possibility to set modes....
And what is exactly wrong? It is a switch, where do you expected else than in the switch tab?
If you want to group them use a floorplan and add the related switches and devices to a specific room.

I dont think there is another way. Perhaps store them directly in the database but it is probably as much as work as using the web interface. I have no clue how to do it. How many scripts do you have?

Change targetDevice = dz.devices('Tot_Fornuis').Usage
In But look in the dzvents wiki per device type what variables are available to see what you want to calculate.....

You forgot to define the value for ph1 and ph2. If your device is a Watt meter then it should be something like