I don't need notification of any other devices until they reach about 20 or 25%, it's only 2 devices that I need to know about at 50%

Thanks for you rcomments, I will look into this. Yes I see the value in the log, the update time is not normally 10 mins, I adjusted this so I could try and investigate a little easier. The reason for checking the battery is that for most (if not all) devices the battery level I have set in Domoticz ...

I wrote a script to read the battery percentage of a device by IDX number and then send that value to a dummy custom device again by IDX number, when I did this the battery percentage of the device according to Z2M and Dom was 50% which is exactly the value I got displayed in my dummy device. I then ...

I don't think so, I'm just slowly changing from blockly to dzVent and you know what it's like when you've swapped something and you start thinking was this like this before ?

I realise dzVents is far more versatile than Blockly however I just wondered if there was any difference in response times to a command. i.e if you had a simply blockly to toggle a light on each press of a button and the same in a script in dzvents would you notice a difference ?

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I have a 1500VA APC UPS with a network card, I can view the USP stats via a web browser however I wondered if there was a way to get this info into Domoticz so I could see the runtime, battery voltage and capacity etc under the utility tab maybe ?

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Hi @ waltervl

Copilot wrote this for me to syncronise 2 zigbee wall switches so which ever one changes state first the other one follows. It may not be the most streamlined bit of code but it worked first time. Dave

Although I don't disagree with your comments I think you were a little harsh. Domoticz is a fantastic piece of software which is given away for free and alot of people give up their own time to support and make it a good as possible. I for one am very greatful for this and the support from the forum ...

There is also quite a lot of Ethernet based relays boards you could choose from too. My take on this would be that in the even something fails to work you could at least connect to the board directly to see if it's responding.

BINGO !!!!
That was it, all good now. Did I miss this because in z2m 1.xx it was enabled by default and it isn't in 2.xx or am I just going senile

Firstly I am 99.9% sure this is not a Domoticz issue however i am at a loss as to where to look next, I will do my best to describe what I have and the problem in the hope someone can say "have youy tried ?" Hardware / Software Pi 3b+ with latest 64bit Bookworm fully up to date installed on SSD ...

Thanks @Kedi I'll give that a go a bit later this morning. Luckily for me my Domoticz - Zigbee test pi is at work which is where I was building the new install for my friend on another 3b+

You are correct however I do not have an error tab, only all and status, the screen grab was from the all tab. I never noticed the error tab was missing however I have now after doing a few tests found something else which is also strange. If I point the MQTT Auto Disc on the new Domoticz install to ...

I'm not sure what I'm missing here, I've installed Domoticz lots of times using the Easy option and never had an issue. The install goes smoothly with no error and completes telling me the IP and ports available however I get this error in the log. install error.jpg I can still connect to Domoticz ...

I am still on 2024.7 so still working however this is quite annoying as I have my pilot app set as a subscription every year to support the developer but if he is not updating then i will be cancelling that.

@waltervl
I didn't say I had an issue with my zigbee battery temp sensors, I only said when a sensor is moved too far from the network when brought back they don't always rejoin.
Yes I use BLE ones for very cold environments as lithium coin cells don't last very long at minus 20 c !!

I would avoid using a zigbee device of any sort for this as once moved out of range they do not always reconnect when brought back. Why not use a simple BLE temp/hum sensor and then use the OpenMQTTGateway project installed on an ESP32. This will pickup BLE devices and add them to your MQTT broker ...

I also have this when using a Win10 machine with Firefox and I get it on my iPad Pro latest IOS using Safari. I usually end up closing any open script tabs and then opening them again and it is usually OK then till the next time.

I live in the UK - West Midlands (Coventry to be exact) so does anyone have a recommendation for the best source for weather info to import via an API.

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Would it not be easier to use an ESP32 running "OpenMQTTGateway" which will then detect cheap BLE temp sensors and use a script to say if the last update time was more than X minutes ago set a switch as off (away). You also have the added advantage of knowing how cold it is in your car so in the ...