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blanks for node data in notifications

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I'm in the process of migrating from ISY 944i to IoP.

All the Aeris Weather node server parameters are displaying just fine on the IoP AERIS Weather and Forecast displays, as you can see from the attachments.  But when I use Node Substitution Variables to populate an email report, Current Conditions node GV6, and Forecast nodes GV18, GV20, GV6 display as blanks in the report, no matter what their values in the IoP display.  Others such as Current Conditions GV12 and GV13, and Forecast GV0, GV1, GV7 and several others display correct values in the report just fine. @bpwwer

My Polisy characteristics are shown in the attached.

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Edited by CoLong
Tagged someone who might be interested.

Where are you seeing that those node substitution variables should exist on the AERIS node server? Oh, never mind I see, the PG2 version README is displayed from the store link instead of the PG3 version.  I've fixed that. 

The supported substitutions are:

### Current condition node
 * sys.node.[address].ST      (Node sever online)
 * sys.node.[address].CLITEMP (current temperature)
 * sys.node.[address].CLIHUM  (current humidity)
 * sys.node.[address].DEWPT   (current dew point)
 * sys.node.[address].BARPRES (current barometric pressure)
 * sys.node.[address].SPEED   (current wind speed)
 * sys.node.[address].WINDDIR (current wind direction )
 * sys.node.[address].DISTANC (current visibility)
 * sys.node.[address].SOLRAD  (current solar radiation)
 * sys.node.[address].UV      (current uv index)
 * sys.node.[address].GUST    (current gust speed)
 * sys.node.[address].PRECIP  (current precipitation accumulation)
 * sys.node.[address].HEATIX  (current heat index temperature)
 * sys.node.[address].WINDCH  (current wind chill temperature)
 * sys.node.[address].GV2     (current feels like temperature)
 * sys.node.[address].GV11    (current condition coverage)
 * sys.node.[address].GV12    (current intensity of conditions)
 * sys.node.[address].GV13    (current weather conditions)
 * sys.node.[address].GV14    (current percent cloud coverage)
 * sys.node.[address].GV15    (current snow depth)

### Forecast node
 * sys.node.[address].CLIHUM  (forecasted humidity)
 * sys.node.[address].BARPRES (forecasted barometric pressure)
 * sys.node.[address].UV      (forecasted max UV index)
 * sys.node.[address].SPEED   (forecasted wind speed)
 * sys.node.[address].GUST    (forecasted gust speed)
 * sys.node.[address].PRECIP  (forecasted precipitation)
 * sys.node.[address].POP     (forecasted precent chance of precipitation)
 * sys.node.[address].ETO     (calculated ETo for the day)
 * sys.node.[address].GV19    (day of week forecast is for)
 * sys.node.[address].GV0     (forecasted high temperature)
 * sys.node.[address].GV1     (forecasted low temperature)
 * sys.node.[address].GV7     (forecasted max wind speed)
 * sys.node.[address].GV8     (forecasted min wind speed)
 * sys.node.[address].GV11    (forecasted condition coverage)
 * sys.node.[address].GV12    (forecasted intensity of conditions)
 * sys.node.[address].GV13    (forecasted weather conditions)
 * sys.node.[address].GV14    (forecasted percent cloud coverage)
 * sys.node.[address].GV15    (forecasted snowfall)
 

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Many thanks.

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