How to check sensor is live ?

9 years 3 months ago #2068 by DaTT
Replied by DaTT on topic How to check sensor is live ?

bit wrote: hello, i'm back with my code.
it seems to work properly, but i please you to test it..

I confirm the functionality of code! Only when editing CRON time I have a problem to write * / 10 but when I try to create a new so it goes. And I see there still time to 4:48 PM in automation, what does it mean this time? thank you

I'm sorry for my poor english. I speak Czech.
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9 years 3 months ago - 9 years 3 months ago #2069 by bit
Replied by bit on topic How to check sensor is live ?
hmm....i'm having your same issues, I had not noticed before.
4:48 is shown in all automations, examples too.
i think these are little bugs in easyiot, maybe we should report these problems to developer.

I'm sorry for my poor english.
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9 years 3 months ago #2080 by EasyIoT

DaTT wrote: Is there any way to determine if the sensor alive? I have NRF24L01 Arduino door / window sensor connected via NRF24L01 to the raspberry pi server. Alarms (open / closed) go right. But when I unplug the power Arduino sensor, the server does not know it. So the server indicates the last state of sensor and thinks that sensor lives. Can I keep using automation to check whether the sensor is live and connected, if so, how? Thank you.


In MySensor driver I send status at least once in 24h. I wrote script to check if sensor is alive and send email if sensor is dead.
/*
  This code is running one time when program is enabled
*/
public void Setup()
{
  //System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(100);
  //Thread.Sleep(100);
}

/*
  This code is running periodicaly when program is enabled. 
  Cron job detirmine running period.
*/
public void Run()
{
  EmailHelper.SetupSmtp("xxxxx@gmail.com", "password", "smtp.gmail.com", 587, true);
  
  String outTxt = "";
  
  foreach (Module m in Modules.Instance.ModuleList)
  {
    // we do not check those modules
    if (
      	m.Domain == "RPiGPIO" ||
      	m.Domain == "Virtual" || 
      	m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S10" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S11" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S12" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S13" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S14" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S15" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S16" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S6" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S7" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S8" ||
        m.Domain == "Esp8266" && m.Address == "N1S9" ||
        m.Domain == "Virtual" && m.Address == "N1S0"              
       )
      continue;
    
    
    bool connectionOk = false;

    foreach (ModuleParameter p in m.Properties)
    {
      // if not settings and Status.Connection
      if (p.Name.IndexOf("Settings.") == -1 && m.Domain != "Esp8266")
      {
        if ((DateTime.UtcNow - p.UpdateTime).TotalHours <= 27)
        {
          connectionOk = true;
          break;
        }
      }
      else if (p.Name == "Status.Connection" && p.Value == "1")
      {
          connectionOk = true;
          break;
      }
    }
    
    if (!connectionOk)
      outTxt += "Module not connected: "+ m.Domain + " "+ m.Address + ":"+m.Description + "\n\r";
      
  }
  
  if (outTxt != "")
    EmailHelper.SendEmail("xxx@gmail.com", "xxxx@gmail.com", "[EasyIoT server] Module connection status alert", outTxt);
}
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9 years 3 months ago - 9 years 3 months ago #2090 by osalval
OK.

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9 years 3 months ago #2091 by osalval
I think it would be more simple to check status connection at Node level instead module level. Normally problems are related to a power down of Arduino Node and if the Node have 4 sensors, 2 relays....

In addition of sending a email or SMS, at first, it is more interesting to note this lost of communication, in WEB UI, by for example shadow grey cover all lines of Node.
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9 years 1 month ago #2295 by skywatch
That's a good idea osalval!

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