Well, zigbee2tasmota (Z2T) running on a sonoff Zigbee bridge has several advantages :
- Better emission/reception : the sonoff can be located anywhere in a location that can be better for zigbee reception, in particular far from USB3 port from the raspberry (interference in the 2.4Ghz ISM band), and ...
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- Friday 15 January 2021 19:12
- Forum: Zigbee
- Topic: Zigbee2Tasmota
- Replies: 36
- Views: 13695
- Friday 14 February 2020 18:29
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Multiple sources in one graph
- Replies: 280
- Views: 29590
Re: Multiple sources in one graph
Hello,
I've just git clone the repo and retested but the maxTicksLimit seems still broken.
Do you wan't a sample of code for testing ?
I've just git clone the repo and retested but the maxTicksLimit seems still broken.
Do you wan't a sample of code for testing ?
- Tuesday 11 February 2020 23:44
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Multiple sources in one graph
- Replies: 280
- Views: 29590
Re: Multiple sources in one graph
OK, in fact you have only one device (youless LS120) providing all these values.
So, it is not a multigraph you're using (but i don't know if it matters after all since code seems to be merged).
AFAIK, the multigraph is used when the devices option in graph is used.
Concerning my testings, i use ...
So, it is not a multigraph you're using (but i don't know if it matters after all since code seems to be merged).
AFAIK, the multigraph is used when the devices option in graph is used.
Concerning my testings, i use ...
- Tuesday 11 February 2020 7:27
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Multiple sources in one graph
- Replies: 280
- Views: 29590
Re: Multiple sources in one graph
My graph avec two differents unit (celcius and kwh) but if i don't specify "ylabels" i only have one yaxis.
So what i did wrong ?
my code
blocks['multigraph_3'] = {
devices : [ 3,103,101,158 ],
graphTypes: ['te','te','v','v'],
//drawOrderDay: ['te1', 'te2', 'v3', 'v4' ],
graph: 'line',
custom ...
So what i did wrong ?
my code
blocks['multigraph_3'] = {
devices : [ 3,103,101,158 ],
graphTypes: ['te','te','v','v'],
//drawOrderDay: ['te1', 'te2', 'v3', 'v4' ],
graph: 'line',
custom ...
- Monday 10 February 2020 18:55
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Multiple sources in one graph
- Replies: 280
- Views: 29590
Re: Multiple sources in one graph
How did you manage to get so many Yaxis ? can you post your graph defintion ? (and tell which type of devices are the devices declared in the block ?
- Monday 10 February 2020 9:19
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Multiple sources in one graph
- Replies: 280
- Views: 29590
Re: Multiple sources in one graph
this is better (the legend top left now report good units).
But I still did not manage to get two axis functionnal, only the first one is used :
blocks['multigraph_3'] = {
devices : [ 3,103,101,158 ],
graphTypes: ['te','te','v','v'],
//drawOrderDay: ['te1', 'te2', 'v3', 'v4' ],
graph: 'line ...
But I still did not manage to get two axis functionnal, only the first one is used :
blocks['multigraph_3'] = {
devices : [ 3,103,101,158 ],
graphTypes: ['te','te','v','v'],
//drawOrderDay: ['te1', 'te2', 'v3', 'v4' ],
graph: 'line ...
- Monday 10 February 2020 1:08
- Forum: Dashticz
- Topic: Multiple sources in one graph
- Replies: 280
- Views: 29590
Re: Multiple sources in one graph
Hello,
First thanks for the multigraph which add much value to dashticz.
I tried to combine on one graph using multigraph, kwh and temperature (to correlate energy consumption and resulting heating), but the best i've succeed so far result in only one y axis. Could it be possible to define custom ...
First thanks for the multigraph which add much value to dashticz.
I tried to combine on one graph using multigraph, kwh and temperature (to correlate energy consumption and resulting heating), but the best i've succeed so far result in only one y axis. Could it be possible to define custom ...