Hi there!
Can anyone help me?
I would like to know how I should do when I want to create a functional counter which could detect when a temp on a termometer reaches the temp x.
Dear
Andreas
Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
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Re: Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
A few questions for better understanding of your request:
1) What is the interval for checking that temperature > X?
2) What tolerance do you accept for that checking?
In other words, how accurate do you want to make the check?
3) Is the check from lower temperature upwards and/or from higher temperature downwards?
4) Any hysteresis to be considered?
1) What is the interval for checking that temperature > X?
2) What tolerance do you accept for that checking?
In other words, how accurate do you want to make the check?
3) Is the check from lower temperature upwards and/or from higher temperature downwards?
4) Any hysteresis to be considered?
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Re: Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
1. I guess I want it to have no interval, but only starts checking when x is above 30celsius
2. Well, so accurate as possible.
3. upwards
4. I already have a temprature sensor. I want to use an "if" set which count everytime the temprature is above 30celsius. The thing I want to know is the "if" set which can calculate everything to make that happen.
Thanks again!
2. Well, so accurate as possible.
3. upwards
4. I already have a temprature sensor. I want to use an "if" set which count everytime the temprature is above 30celsius. The thing I want to know is the "if" set which can calculate everything to make that happen.
Thanks again!
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Re: Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
You should check out the developer version of dzVents. It enables you keep a timestamped list of temperatures in a data array then do simple stats on the list. The following is an example from the documentation.
It would be easy to add criteria so that only temperatures above a certain value were logged. Other examples show methods you could use to maintain a count of those that exceed a threshold. An alternative approach would be to change the maxItems parameter to maxMinutes or maxHours so you can maintain a count of times a temperature, when sampled, has exceed the threshold in a given time.
Its got to be a lot easier than trying to roll your own. Go see https://github.com/dannybloe/dzVents/tree/dev
Peter
It would be easy to add criteria so that only temperatures above a certain value were logged. Other examples show methods you could use to maintain a count of those that exceed a threshold. An alternative approach would be to change the maxItems parameter to maxMinutes or maxHours so you can maintain a count of times a temperature, when sampled, has exceed the threshold in a given time.
Its got to be a lot easier than trying to roll your own. Go see https://github.com/dannybloe/dzVents/tree/dev
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return {
active = true,
on = {
'MyTempSensor'
},
data = {
temperatures = { history = true, maxItems = 10 }
},
execute = function(domoticz, sensor)
-- add new data
domoticz.data.temperatures.add(sensor.temperature)
-- average
local average = domoticz.data.temperatures.avg()
-- maximum value in the past hour:
local max = domoticz.data.temperatures.maxSince('01:00:00')
end
}
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Re: Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
Thanks for the support
I will try but beginners
I will try but beginners
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Re: Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
dzVents has a lot of documentation, more than Domoticz. Theres a few examples in the documentation. Nice thing is youll not have to deal with commandArrays, no looking up multiple tables, doing stupid arithmetic on dates is thing of the past, complex triggers are a breeze.
Try it. You'll like it sooner than you think.
Try it. You'll like it sooner than you think.
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Re: Counting every time the temperature exceeds x
Thanks for the help
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