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Working with D-LOGG USB? #32

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chefschaffner opened this issue Nov 18, 2017 · 1 comment
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Working with D-LOGG USB? #32

chefschaffner opened this issue Nov 18, 2017 · 1 comment
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@chefschaffner
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Hi,
great project, thanks a lot for you work!

I'm using an UVR1611 with D-LOGG USB. I can read the data under Linux in rrd-Format via dl-aktuelle-datenx and I push them into the table t_data every 5 minutes.
Everything is fine so far, the charts are generated.

My problem is, that I cannot access the digital data; in the configuration of an chart are only the analog values available.
In the predefined shemas the digital data are displayed.

Question: As I'm not using the build-in procedure for reading the values an writing them into the database, is it possible, that there are any steps missing?
I'm not shure, if this is an configuration problem (unfortunatelly there is no example for the configuration of digital values in charts) or a problem of how I'm pushing the data into the database...

Thanks and greetings from Hesse...
helmut

@berwinter
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Hi Helmut,

Thanks for your feedback! It should work if you push the data directly to t_data. In the database digital values must be written as bit-values (just one or zero). Can you check if the values are correct in the t_data table? Furthermore there is also t_digital_count and t_digital_times tables, which how often the digital value changes and how long the digital value was active.

The names of your digital inputs/outputs must also be configured in t_names.

BR
Bertram

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