MBrzeski Posted March 25 Posted March 25 Strange problem this. I want to store power level in variable. Although I can see power level, online etc when I go to main device page, the items do not show up on the list of items on the program page. The Eagle-200 device does not show up under "condition" or "action" (if i want to store in variable). It only shows up on "action/query". I am also running Ecobee plugin, which works fine. Any suggestions. Thanks Maciek Quote
GlowingHair Posted March 25 Posted March 25 @MBrzeski Not for this specific device, but I ran into the same situation with other devices and used a Network Resource and REST to get the values I wanted into variables. Have you tried that? Quote
Ross Posted March 25 Posted March 25 5 hours ago, GlowingHair said: @MBrzeski Not for this specific device, but I ran into the same situation with other devices and used a Network Resource and REST to get the values I wanted into variables. Have you tried that? @GlowingHair I'm curious about this. Would you please provide an example or two of how you do this? Thank you, Ross Quote
Solution bpwwer Posted March 25 Solution Posted March 25 @MBrzeski I found the problem and have released a new version - 1.0.1 with the fix. You'll have to restart the admin console after updating the plug-in so that it picks up the changes. Thanks for reporting the issue. Quote
MBrzeski Posted March 25 Author Posted March 25 (edited) That solved it. Thank you very much for the quick action. Maciek Edited March 25 by MBrzeski Quote
GlowingHair Posted March 26 Posted March 26 @Ross It's pretty straightforward. To get the temperature from a Z-Wave sensor into an integer variable (60), Basic authorization was used. 1 Quote
paulbates Posted March 26 Posted March 26 To reference the right variable, here's how to interpret the 2 parameters after /rest/vars/set/ above: the first is whether the variable is an integer or state variable: 1=integer, 2=state the second is the number identification of the variable. You find this by looking in iox at variables and on the left side of the list for the number in front of the row of the variable you want to affect. In the example provided above, /rest/vars/set/1/60/.... the 1 means it's an integer variable and 60 means is the variable identification 60 in the iox integer variable list. The ${sys.node....... is the z wave node identifier. 1 Quote
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