How is your performance?

[TommyDK]

I'd like to hear a bit about what you have been able to get in terms of excecuting commands/events.

I got an event, where I wish to turn on 16 lamps and then turn them off again 2 seconds later.

* When I start it, the 'App Frames Waiting' tops around 24 (out of 32) commands
* Time from start to finish is around 4 minutes

8 seconds pr. command excecuted. How does that compare?

[ewkearns]

I'll just throw this in there..... HST is on record saying that one cannot have more than 3 lights change state at a time without adding "waits" to the command(s). No explanation has yet been offered.

[John245]

I'd like to hear a bit about what you have been able to get in terms of excecuting commands/events.

I got an event, where I wish to turn on 16 lamps and then turn them off again 2 seconds later.

* When I start it, the 'App Frames Waiting' tops around 24 (out of 32) commands
* Time from start to finish is around 4 minutes

8 seconds pr. command excecuted. How does that compare?

24 app frames waiting is not to bad. I just checked and has a score of 39 and no delays.

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John

[ksum]

What devices are the lights you are trying to control? i.e. Z-Wave/MQTT/Hue/?

[John245]

What devices are the lights you are trying to control? i.e. Z-Wave/MQTT/Hue/?

Z-Wave. Not only lights, but also control valves for the underfloor heating system.

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John

[Krumpy]

Think about. It takes time to process data transmissions and other such stuff. If you truly need instant response then I would suggest that you use solid state relays using a hardwired type of controller. Not wifi, etc.