Beta V0_8bX

9 years 8 months ago - 9 years 7 months ago #1135 by EasyIoT
Beta V0_8bX was created by EasyIoT
[EDIT] thread closed, new version released

New beta V0_8b1 is released.

RPI version:
iot-playground.com/swdownload/betaV0_8/easyiot_rpi_v0_8b1.rar

Win version:
iot-playground.com/swdownload/betaV0_8/easyiot_win_v0_8b1.rar

New features:
-added notification disable checkbox
-new control rooler shuter (MySensors:S_COVER, V_UP, V_STOP, V_DOWN, V_DIMMER)
-added support for custom icons
-display graph values on mouse hoover
-solved GPIO crash if not using MySensors driver
-added control API for AI sensors (for LUA programs)
-small bug fixes
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9 years 8 months ago #1136 by cdj
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Thanks for new improvements! No iframe in categories?
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9 years 8 months ago - 9 years 8 months ago #1138 by osalval
Replied by osalval on topic Beta V0_8bX
Thank you very much.

Finally i started to control my Roller shutter :) with EasyIoT.

Only to comment that when I add the Node it appeared as S_GENERIC instead S_COVER, but V_UP, V_STOP and V_UP works.

Now I have to figure up how to use it with V_DIMMER.
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9 years 8 months ago #1144 by EasyIoT
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osalval wrote: Thank you very much.

Finally i started to control my Roller shutter :) with EasyIoT.

Only to comment that when I add the Node it appeared as S_GENERIC instead S_COVER, but V_UP, V_STOP and V_UP works.

Now I have to figure up how to use it with V_DIMMER.


I will check. I didn't tested, because I do not have roller shutters.
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9 years 8 months ago - 9 years 8 months ago #1146 by osalval
Replied by osalval on topic Beta V0_8bX

EasyIoT wrote:

osalval wrote: Thank you very much.

Finally i started to control my Roller shutter :) with EasyIoT.

Only to comment that when I add the Node it appeared as S_GENERIC instead S_COVER, but V_UP, V_STOP and V_UP works.

Now I have to figure up how to use it with V_DIMMER.


I will check. I didn't tested, because I do not have roller shutters.

OK.
In my case, Roller Shutter control is really a 2 relays control (DigitalOutput). For instance:
Relay 1 active means Arduino Incoming message with V_DOWN=1. So => Arduino DO 4 = 1 and DO 5 = 0
Relay 2 active means Arduino Incoming message with V_UP=1. So => Arduino DO 5 = 1 and DO 4 = 0
Both desactives means Arduino Incoming message with V_STOP=1. So => Arduino DO 4 = 0 and DO 5 = 0
I know it is very basic but I am not a coder. :lol:

Doing more tests. After add Node I get 3 rows. I think because I have 3 S_COVER presentation messages:
gw.present(CHILD_ID_REL1, S_COVER);
gw.present(CHILD_ID_REL_OFF, S_COVER);
gw.present(CHILD_ID_REL2, S_COVER);
MyMessage msgREL_2(CHILD_ID_REL1, V_DOWN);
MyMessage msgREL_1(CHILD_ID_REL_OFF, V_STOP);
MyMessage msgREL_0(CHILD_ID_REL2, V_UP);

Best presentation will be 1 only row for the 3 possible states and another line for V_DIMMER control.
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9 years 8 months ago #1147 by EasyIoT
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osalval wrote:

EasyIoT wrote:

osalval wrote: Thank you very much.

Finally i started to control my Roller shutter :) with EasyIoT.

Only to comment that when I add the Node it appeared as S_GENERIC instead S_COVER, but V_UP, V_STOP and V_UP works.

Now I have to figure up how to use it with V_DIMMER.


I will check. I didn't tested, because I do not have roller shutters.

OK.
In my case, Roller Shutter control is really a 2 relays control (DigitalOutput). For instance:
Relay 1 active means Arduino Incoming message with V_DOWN=1. So => Arduino DO 4 = 1 and DO 5 = 0
Relay 2 active means Arduino Incoming message with V_UP=1. So => Arduino DO 5 = 1 and DO 4 = 0
Both desactives means Arduino Incoming message with V_STOP=1. So => Arduino DO 4 = 0 and DO 5 = 0
I know it is very basic but I am not a coder. :lol:

Doing more tests. After add Node I get 3 rows. I think because I have 3 S_COVER presentation messages:
gw.present(CHILD_ID_REL1, S_COVER);
gw.present(CHILD_ID_REL_OFF, S_COVER);
gw.present(CHILD_ID_REL2, S_COVER);
MyMessage msgREL_2(CHILD_ID_REL1, V_DOWN);
MyMessage msgREL_1(CHILD_ID_REL_OFF, V_STOP);
MyMessage msgREL_0(CHILD_ID_REL2, V_UP);

Best presentation will be 1 only row for the 3 possible states and another line for V_DIMMER control.


You should use one CHILD_ID and not three.
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