I've got four thermostats, all connected via a RedLink gateway.
I have a Honeywell outdoor temp/humidity sensor associated with them via that Redlink gateway.
What puzzles me is I see four 'Outdoor Temperature' devices in HS3 and they're all showing different 'Last Change' timestamps (screen snip attached).
Why are there four separate ones and why are they showing different timestamps?
How do I find the current temp RIGHT NOW?
Note the dates these timestamps are showing as I type this on "1/9/2018 6:38pm". They're showing updates from two days ago?
I'd like to use the current outdoor temp as a variable for controlling some ceiling fans. I'd like to have it automatically start a ceiling fan after 9pm if the outdoor temperature is above a certain temp. But how will I know if I'm getting the actual current temp?
And how do I tell which of these is associated with which thermostat? There's nothing in the device details that reveals this. None of them are showing the floor/room info.
I have a Honeywell outdoor temp/humidity sensor associated with them via that Redlink gateway.
What puzzles me is I see four 'Outdoor Temperature' devices in HS3 and they're all showing different 'Last Change' timestamps (screen snip attached).
Why are there four separate ones and why are they showing different timestamps?
How do I find the current temp RIGHT NOW?
Note the dates these timestamps are showing as I type this on "1/9/2018 6:38pm". They're showing updates from two days ago?
I'd like to use the current outdoor temp as a variable for controlling some ceiling fans. I'd like to have it automatically start a ceiling fan after 9pm if the outdoor temperature is above a certain temp. But how will I know if I'm getting the actual current temp?
And how do I tell which of these is associated with which thermostat? There's nothing in the device details that reveals this. None of them are showing the floor/room info.
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