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- Monday 06 November 2023 8:32
- Forum: DIY Hardware and Protocols
- Topic: Does a relais need continuous power?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2711
Re: Does a relais need continuous power?
Thanks, that is clear. I have a relais with both NO and NC, similar to this one: https://www.otronic.nl/nl/5v-hoog-vermogen-relais-250v-30a.html, and currently using the NO (because the relais says NO can handle higher currents than NC). I now switch both the VDD and trigger wire, and that works ...
- Sunday 05 November 2023 20:37
- Forum: DIY Hardware and Protocols
- Topic: Does a relais need continuous power?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2711
Does a relais need continuous power?
Hi,
I have the following case: I have an external thermostat to control a fridge, with an on-board relais. Because this on-board relais is not very powerful, I use this first relais to toggle a second relais (30A) to power the fridge. Now, in addition to switching the on/off pin of the second ...
I have the following case: I have an external thermostat to control a fridge, with an on-board relais. Because this on-board relais is not very powerful, I use this first relais to toggle a second relais (30A) to power the fridge. Now, in addition to switching the on/off pin of the second ...
- Sunday 09 October 2022 21:41
- Forum: Switches and Scenes
- Topic: How to wrap text in selector switch?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 275
How to wrap text in selector switch?
Hi there,
Maybe a stupid question, but how to wrap text in a button set selector switch, so that my buttons fit in the box?
I'm using a selector switch, with the button set option, and dependent on the screen width, my buttons don't fit on a single line. So, like this:
Domoticz.jpg
Now, I would ...
Maybe a stupid question, but how to wrap text in a button set selector switch, so that my buttons fit in the box?
I'm using a selector switch, with the button set option, and dependent on the screen width, my buttons don't fit on a single line. So, like this:
Domoticz.jpg
Now, I would ...
- Tuesday 18 January 2022 23:42
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Setpoint control of Opentherm Gateway via dzVents
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1083
Re: Setpoint control of Opentherm Gateway via dzVents
Well, your suggestion about the security settings actually solved the problem! I did see that line in the manual, and I already had 127.0.0.* in the list of secure IP's, but apparently it didn't separate it well from the other IP's. There was a semicolon and a space (like 192.168.178.*; 127.0.0 ...
- Friday 14 January 2022 0:16
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Setpoint control of Opentherm Gateway via dzVents
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1083
Re: Setpoint control of Opentherm Gateway via dzVents
To reach the solution from a different angle: where can I find the Domoticz code that controls the Opentherm Gateway devices? I may be able to find back the correct code for updating the temperature setpoint in this Domoticz device code.
- Friday 14 January 2022 0:11
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: From accumulated to daily heat consumption
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1040
Re: From accumulated to daily heat consumption
Hi Jan,
I don't know the solution, but the error message says that it fails performing a numeric calculation because the format of the numbers is not the same ("attempt to perform arithmetic on a table value (field 'previousData')"). That means the error is in the script line:
local verschil ...
I don't know the solution, but the error message says that it fails performing a numeric calculation because the format of the numbers is not the same ("attempt to perform arithmetic on a table value (field 'previousData')"). That means the error is in the script line:
local verschil ...
- Sunday 09 January 2022 23:19
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Setpoint control of Opentherm Gateway via dzVents
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1083
Setpoint control of Opentherm Gateway via dzVents
Hi there,
I'm trying for a long time to control the room temperature setpoints via dzVents, for example to change the setpoint temperature when a switch is activated. I have an iSense thermostat and an Opentherm Gateway. This works fine for retrieving the OTGW data in Domoticz, and it also works to ...
I'm trying for a long time to control the room temperature setpoints via dzVents, for example to change the setpoint temperature when a switch is activated. I have an iSense thermostat and an Opentherm Gateway. This works fine for retrieving the OTGW data in Domoticz, and it also works to ...
- Saturday 02 January 2021 22:57
- Forum: OpenTherm gateway
- Topic: Send TC command to OTGW
- Replies: 9
- Views: 5400
Re: Send TC command to OTGW
Thanks for the great tips in this thread. I'm trying to do the same, but I don't get it working yet.
When typing in my Chromium browser (at the RPi that runs Domoticz): http://127.0.0.1:8080/json.htm?type=command¶m=sendopenthermcommand&idx=39&cmnd=TC=20
it gives me the response
{
"status ...
When typing in my Chromium browser (at the RPi that runs Domoticz): http://127.0.0.1:8080/json.htm?type=command¶m=sendopenthermcommand&idx=39&cmnd=TC=20
it gives me the response
{
"status ...