No, I didn’t, although empty devices of ...demo... were created.
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I attached a zigbee temp sensor to the exhaust vent of the dryer. My plan is to notify the household that the dryer is done after the temp drops below a certain point that I still need to figure out. However, unlike other zigbee or z-wave devices, the temperature is not captured in the log. It does update about every 15 minutes when it's steady and more often when it's changing. So it does display the correct temp in the HS3 main window.
I can run the chart but just get a straight line of 150 because that's what I set as the max. I have the correct REF number and for now I have fixed timer referenced to 1 minute. I used Jon00Perfmon that also does not get written to the log and those values chart without a problem. What am I missing?
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Got a question about purge days. I created a table to capture my HVAC run time and cycle times each day. I was playing with my data imports when I setup the table. To get rid of my test data, I set the purge days to 1 and just waited for the other values to fall off, and they did. Now I set the days back to 360 but I only keep one day. I even checked the values in the ini file and this is how they are set:
Name=HVAC
PurgeDays=360
Timer=
Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong?
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Jon:
I am still experimenting with this outstanding program. Once again you have published another gem.
I do have a question about DBDayModifier. Page 12 of the help guide talks about adding day or hour modifiers to Jon00DBCharting.ini under the [DBTableX]. Does it make any difference where under the DBTableX heading?
And when is this modifier executed?
I have added DBDayModifier= -1 days to DBTable3 which is a manually updated table. The time stamp when I run the manual DB update does not appear to be changing. Perhaps this modifier not work on a manually updated database?
Any ideas?
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Database time modification has to be run from a separate event. Please read page 12 again under the heading "Changing the last database record to reference exactly to the day or hour".
The Modifier entries in the ini file allow you to mofify the default behavior of the standard 1 day and 1 hour settings.
The entry can go anywhere in the list of entries but must be under the respective [DBTableX] heading.
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Thanks Jon. I read that as if it was an automatic thing whenever a new database record was written. It didn't say that, but that is how I interpreted it.
One more quick question, in the DB setup GUI, one of the selections for the Database Update Mode is "On Device Value Change". What device is that referring to?
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Originally posted by feman View PostThanks Jon. I read that as if it was an automatic thing whenever a new database record was written. It didn't say that, but that is how I interpreted it.
One more quick question, in the DB setup GUI, one of the selections for the Database Update Mode is "On Device Value Change". What device is that referring to?
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