[quote=“nlrb, post:60, topic:177124”]@mfp: I’ve just created v0.7 for you.
[ul][li]Set clock now also sets date & year (FW4)[/li]
[li]Option not to embed child devices[/li]
[li]Option to keep OTG clock in sync[/li][/ul][/quote]
First a big thank you, for spending your time on these improvements!
I just upgraded to 0.7. I checked this in the Advanced section by looking at the PluginVersion. Maybe you could show the version of the plug in at the control tab as well.
I took the power of my bolier and the time was set again, so the time function seems to work. In the GUI the set clock can only be pushed once, but does not indicate if it is always syncing time.
I created a Child device for my outside temperature probe of my Boiler. The created child device still has the embedded option marked active. I tried removing it and reloaded the interface. After a restart it is marked as embedded again. Because of this the child device can’t be moved.
To give you an idea what I meant with a smaller thermostat device I added a picture to give you an idea.
If you have set the option in the settings tab then it will keep synchronizing the time with the OTG. This is separate from the button, so you will indeed not see that by looking at the button.
You need to set the option in the Settings tab to ‘No’ (default is ‘Yes’), which will make sure that all (also existing) child devices will not be embedded.
You can change the layout locally by updating the json file. The plugin will stick with the default thermostat device layout.
Found the settings on the setting tab and enabled them and saw the changes on the values on the advanced tab PluginUpdateClock and PluginEmbedChildren.
Now the temperature child device can be put in another room. It works!
I guess you would need to write lua code for this. You can use the SendCommand function to change the max CH setpoint, e.g. SendCommand(“CH=40.0”). You can set a watch on the outside temperature value to keep track of the lowest value (within your defined window I guess). This value is stored in the variable ‘OutsideTemperature’.
Ive been using the gateway plugin with success except recently I had to do some maintenance which rebooted my wireless router a few times. My OTG is connected to the usb port of my wireless device, and it runs ser2net to convert serial to ip. When my router reboots ser2net currently needs a manual restart. When ser2net is not running vera cannot connect to my OTG so I cannot control my thermostat from remote.
As far as i know, its currently not possible to see from Vera if the connection has been lost? Would it be possible to add some notification option so I can find out when the connection has been lost?