How to log less frequently

[Wade]

I'm running HS4 and the &nhs.WriteLog command in post #6 works for me.

[Whitenoise]

This is getting embarrassing. I change the line, still nothing in the log. I run a HS4 on a Raspberry Pi. I saw that you used a dot (.) in the command, I assumed it should be a comma. Anyway, i tried both and with semicolon to be sure. I still only get Z-wave events in the log...




Thank you for your help

Whitenoise

[Whitenoise]

Ok, I did get it to work, and yes it is very embarrassing. I had a Z-wave filter on in the log....

I now get the values, but without the decimals, with this command:

&nhs.WriteLog("AnyText", "Device value is " & hs.DeviceValue(163).ToString())

Any idea how to log the value with decimals?

Cheers

Whitenoise

[Uncle Michael]

I now get the values, but without the decimals, with this command:
&nhs.WriteLog("AnyText", "Device value is " & hs.DeviceValue(163).ToString())
Any idea how to log the value with decimals?

Use the function hs.DeviceValueEx
&nhs.WriteLog("AnyText", "Device value is " & hs.DeviceValueEx(163).ToString())

[Whitenoise]

My log is now smooth as silk. Thank you all, truly appreciated.

Cheers

Whitenoise

[Whitenoise]

After reinstalling my HS, I get the same issue. I just cant get it to log:

If I run this, all that comes into the log is this:

I also tried with just some random text instead of the devicevalue. My log settings are:


Any Ideas?

Cheers

Whitenoise

[randy]

After reinstalling my HS, I get the same issue. I just cant get it to log:

If I run this, all that comes into the log is this:

I also tried with just some random text instead of the devicevalue. My log settings are:


Any Ideas?

Cheers

Whitenoise

The only thing I notice is that the Action is disabled.

[Whitenoise]

Thank you sir, that solved it. Another dent in the ego

Cheers