Dear FireWizard,

To your comment:

And buy that cup of coffee, but drink it yourself

I made an extra nice cup of coffee and cheered with you
Thanx a lot again!

Richard

Marvelous @FireWizard!!! You've done it again! :D It works flawless now. I do see a carriage return still, coming from MQTT-in node, but it do not give me any headache in function and looks so I can live with it. Thank you a thousand times!!! I would like to buy you a cup of coffea at the very least ...

Hi @FireWizard, Yes, doesn't it :-). It comes from the Arduino code and "StaticJsonDocument", so it should be correct (I suppose): const int capacity = JSON_OBJECT_SIZE(3); StaticJsonDocument<capacity> doc; doc["Phase1"] = Irms1; doc["Phase2"] = Irms2; doc["Phase3"] = Irms3; serializeJson(doc ...

Hi @FireWizard,

Jeeez... You are quick
Message 4 was much better.
However, Domoticz still will not update the values. Have a look at the picture. I believe it's somthing with the incoming string or something (see the parsing error).

Best regards,
Richard

Hello Dear expert, So sorry to trouble you with another noob at this... :-( I am trying to get measured current data to Domoticz (using EmonTX Shield for Arduino). I have MQTT and Node-red up and running (I can see the Json data on the MQTT broker). It looks like this: {"Phase1":xxx,"Phase2":yyy ...

Hi, I have also run into problems. It began trying to install deConz and conbee and get it to work with Domoticz. I was lacking 'requests' and noticed that it didn't matter what version of Python I installed (and after that - pip install requests | pip3 install requests), Domoticz was still running ...

Yes, as Mazur said, Any way of doing this in Windows. Some time has passed since the last comment so I'm hoping that something happened in this area.

Best regards,
Richard