Currently running mcsSprinklers 2.3.68 on HS2 build 1950.1. Using Rain8 X-10 2 way. However, have noticed the same two problems ever since moving to HS2 with all previous versions of mcsSprinklers.
Both these may be HS/Rain8 problems rather than mcsSprinklers problems.
1) After restarting HS, on the Zone status page the Status of each zone is shown as "Valve Failure" in red with a red flashing circle. If I cycle each of the valves manually, the status changes to the last run time. If I just let the system sit until the next scheduled sprinkling time, the status stays "Valve Failure" until the schedule runs. After the schedule runs, the status is shown correctly. The "Valve Failure" status doesn't seem to prevent the schedule from being run. In HS, the status is shown as "FAIL" and the soil moisture %.
2) The "Last on" status is constantly wrong. The value being shown in mcsSprinklers is that same as shown in HS. For example, HS currently shows the last change time as 5:00 PM. mcsSprinkers also shows it as 5PM. I know this is wrong as I've been observing since about 4:30PM today and the system has never run.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Cecil
Both these may be HS/Rain8 problems rather than mcsSprinklers problems.
1) After restarting HS, on the Zone status page the Status of each zone is shown as "Valve Failure" in red with a red flashing circle. If I cycle each of the valves manually, the status changes to the last run time. If I just let the system sit until the next scheduled sprinkling time, the status stays "Valve Failure" until the schedule runs. After the schedule runs, the status is shown correctly. The "Valve Failure" status doesn't seem to prevent the schedule from being run. In HS, the status is shown as "FAIL" and the soil moisture %.
2) The "Last on" status is constantly wrong. The value being shown in mcsSprinklers is that same as shown in HS. For example, HS currently shows the last change time as 5:00 PM. mcsSprinkers also shows it as 5PM. I know this is wrong as I've been observing since about 4:30PM today and the system has never run.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Cecil
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