Domoticz

Roozen wrote:Dear viewer,

Recently I am experimenting with dashticz and trying to getting familiar with custom graphs.

Problem I have is that I don't get the daily "energy returned" in the dashticz graph.

I am using the below script in config.js for the block definition:

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blocks['P1_Stroom2'] = {
    title: 'Stroom Verbruik',
    devices: [4],
    graph: ['line','line'],
    height: '200px',
    legend: true,
    datasetColors:['blue','green'],
    custom : {
       "Vandaag": {
            range: 'day',
            filter: '24 hours',
            data: {
                verbruik: 'd.eu_4',
                Opgewekt: 'd.eg_4',
            }
        }, 
    },

}

When I check the available parameters for P1 device I can find "eg" as parameter for energy returned

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http://[IP_Adress]:[Port]/json.htm?type=devices&rid=[IDX]

For some reason it does not plot the "eg" values and I get the graph as below


I would like to get similar graph as in Domoticz:




What do I do wrong here?
Who can help me with this issue?

jake wrote: ↑Sunday 12 December 2021 0:42 Another P1 Energy returned (not wanting to opening another P1-meter topic for a small question)

I have a 3 phase P1-meter and since some time I realize that Domoticz shows wattage values for both return AND usage at the same time, in case the solar panel is feeding in on one phase and the consumption is on the other.

I would like Dashticz to show the total net power value in Watts: usage - return. As soon as that value is negative, I know that my bill is going down . Currently I use the energy block with the '_1" addition to it. It shows a negative value when there is return power to the grid, but doesn't count in the usage power on anoter phase.

http://domoticz ip:port/json.htm?type=devices@rid=123

Lokonli wrote:

jake wrote: ↑Sunday 12 December 2021 0:42 Another P1 Energy returned (not wanting to opening another P1-meter topic for a small question)

I have a 3 phase P1-meter and since some time I realize that Domoticz shows wattage values for both return AND usage at the same time, in case the solar panel is feeding in on one phase and the consumption is on the other.

I would like Dashticz to show the total net power value in Watts: usage - return. As soon as that value is negative, I know that my bill is going down . Currently I use the energy block with the '_1" addition to it. It shows a negative value when there is return power to the grid, but doesn't count in the usage power on anoter phase.

Can you post the Domoticz json device output?

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http://domoticz ip:port/json.htm?type=devices&rid=123

Replace 123 with your Domoticz device id.

{
	"ActTime" : 1639515144,
	"AstrTwilightEnd" : "18:36",
	"AstrTwilightStart" : "06:36",
	"CivTwilightEnd" : "17:11",
	"CivTwilightStart" : "08:01",
	"DayLength" : "07:50",
	"NautTwilightEnd" : "17:55",
	"NautTwilightStart" : "07:17",
	"ServerTime" : "2021-12-14 21:52:24",
	"SunAtSouth" : "12:36",
	"Sunrise" : "08:41",
	"Sunset" : "16:31",
	"app_version" : "2021.1 (build 13872)",
	"result" : 
	[
		{
			"AddjMulti" : 1.0,
			"AddjMulti2" : 1.0,
			"AddjValue" : 0.0,
			"AddjValue2" : 0.0,
			"BatteryLevel" : 255,
			"Counter" : "9202.836",
			"CounterDeliv" : "6239.284",
			"CounterDelivToday" : "0.000 kWh",
			"CounterToday" : "7.606 kWh",
			"CustomImage" : 0,
			"Data" : "4319790;4883046;1846233;4393051;302;0",
			"Description" : "",
			"Favorite" : 1,
			"HardwareDisabled" : false,
			"HardwareID" : 15,
			"HardwareName" : "P1 Smart Meter",
			"HardwareType" : "P1 Smart Meter USB",
			"HardwareTypeVal" : 4,
			"HaveTimeout" : false,
			"ID" : "0001",
			"LastUpdate" : "2021-12-14 21:52:09",
			"Name" : "Electricity",
			"Notifications" : "false",
			"PlanID" : "0",
			"PlanIDs" : 
			[
				0
			],
			"Protected" : false,
			"ShowNotifications" : true,
			"SignalLevel" : "-",
			"SubType" : "Energy",
			"SwitchTypeVal" : 0,
			"Timers" : "false",
			"Type" : "P1 Smart Meter",
			"TypeImg" : "counter",
			"Unit" : 1,
			"Usage" : "302 Watt",
			"UsageDeliv" : "0 Watt",
			"Used" : 1,
			"XOffset" : "0",
			"YOffset" : "0",
			"idx" : "142"
		}
	],
	"status" : "OK",
	"title" : "Devices"
}

Lokonli wrote:I've checked the code and you're right. If UsageDeliv > 0 then that value will be shown instead of Usage - UsageDeliv.
I'll create a fix.


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jake wrote:

Lokonli wrote:I've checked the code and you're right. If UsageDeliv > 0 then that value will be shown instead of Usage - UsageDeliv.
I'll create a fix.


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Hi Lokonli, is the above still on your todo list? If so. No problem. If it is already fixed, how can I implement it?
(if you forgot about it.... please put it on the list)

Lokonli wrote:

jake wrote:

Lokonli wrote:I've checked the code and you're right. If UsageDeliv > 0 then that value will be shown instead of Usage - UsageDeliv.
I'll create a fix.


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Hi Lokonli, is the above still on your todo list? If so. No problem. If it is already fixed, how can I implement it?
(if you forgot about it.... please put it on the list)

Please try latest beta

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 function getStatus_142_1(block) {
	if(parseInt(block.device.UsageDeliv - block.device.Usage)>0 ) { //P1-smart meter: electricity usage
		block.addClass= 'background_green';
	}
	else
		block.addClass='';
}

jake wrote: ↑Saturday 12 February 2022 12:45 Awesome! I had to wait for a sunny day at home. It works great now in 3.9.0! I only had to change the custom.js file, because this colors the background green when we deliver back to the grid, checking on a UsageDeliv > 0. I have updated that to:

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 function getStatus_142_1(block) {
	if(parseInt(block.device.UsageDeliv - block.device.Usage)>0 ) { //P1-smart meter: electricity usage
		block.addClass= 'background_green';
	}
	else
		block.addClass='';
}

 function getStatus_142(block) {
	if(parseInt(block.device.UsageDeliv - block.device.Usage ) > 0 ) { 
	Dashticz.setBlock('142_1', {
		addClass: 'background_green'
 });
 }
	else
	Dashticz.setBlock('142_1', {
		addClass: ''
	});
}

Lokonli wrote: ↑Thursday 03 March 2022 12:10 to check the calculation, add the following statement as first line to the code:

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  console.log(block.device);

Then in Chrome open DevTools by pressing F12. Refresh Dashticz. On the DevTools console tab the device info will be visible. If you copy/paste that here we can have a look.

jake wrote: ↑Thursday 03 March 2022 14:24

Lokonli wrote: ↑Thursday 03 March 2022 12:10 to check the calculation, add the following statement as first line to the code:

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  console.log(block.device);

Then in Chrome open DevTools by pressing F12. Refresh Dashticz. On the DevTools console tab the device info will be visible. If you copy/paste that here we can have a look.

In the devtools I find a console tab, however I wouldn't know how to come across the device info. Anyway, i put the code from your other reply and it works just fine. I had seen the 'Watt' text behind the two parameters, but since the simple calculation usageDeliv>0 worked, I assumed that the 'Watt' text was only added in the browser result for better understanding. I guess that js can handle the number and text, but not for adding and subtracting anymore.

Lokonli wrote: ↑Thursday 03 March 2022 14:31

jake wrote: ↑Thursday 03 March 2022 14:24

Lokonli wrote: ↑Thursday 03 March 2022 12:10 to check the calculation, add the following statement as first line to the code:

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  console.log(block.device);

Then in Chrome open DevTools by pressing F12. Refresh Dashticz. On the DevTools console tab the device info will be visible. If you copy/paste that here we can have a look.

In the devtools I find a console tab, however I wouldn't know how to come across the device info. Anyway, i put the code from your other reply and it works just fine. I had seen the 'Watt' text behind the two parameters, but since the simple calculation usageDeliv>0 worked, I assumed that the 'Watt' text was only added in the browser result for better understanding. I guess that js can handle the number and text, but not for adding and subtracting anymore.

Nice.

It would have worked with (parseInt(block.device.UsageDeliv) - parseInt(block.device.Usage)).
parseInt ignores the ' watt' addition and just creates a number of the first part.