Hi I have a Merten actor 647895 wich detection of (electric) current. To count the watt per hours there is a object I can configure in ETS - ETS says it is 4 Byte and type 12.001 . So I added the following line to the linknx.xml file:
<object type="12.001" id="strommessung.energieverbrauch.eg_flur_lichtdecke" gad="11/1/0" init="persist" log="true">EG_Flur_LichtDecke</object>
When I now start up linknx it will shutdown with "1298995953 ERROR main : Error in config: Object type not supported: '12.001' "
Is there a chance I can get this working with maybe a similar object type?
Thanks a lot, Ronny
Hi Ronny, this are the supported objects:
1.001 Switch 3.007 Dimming 3.008 Blinds 5.xxx UInt (8bit) 5.001 Scaling 5.003 Angle 6.xxx Signed (8bit) 7.xxx Uint (16bit) 8.xxx Signed (16bit) 9.xxx Value (floating 16bit) 10.001 Time 11.001 Date 12.xxx Uint (32bit) 13.xxx Signed (32bit) 14.xxx Value32 16.000 String 20.102 HeatingMode
In your case you pobably have to write "12.xxx" best Regards, Jens
Thanks a lot Jens this was the right hint - it now works! - sometimes its very simple :o)
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I have a Merten actor 647895 wich detection of (electric) current. To count the watt per hours there is a object I can configure in ETS - ETS says it is 4 Byte and type 12.001 . So I added the following line to the linknx.xml file:
<object type="12.001" id="strommessung.energieverbrauch.eg_flur_lichtdecke" gad="11/1/0" init="persist" log="true">EG_Flur_LichtDecke</object>
When I now start up linknx it will shutdown with "1298995953 ERROR main : Error in config: Object type not supported: '12.001' "
Is there a chance I can get this working with maybe a similar object type?
Thanks a lot,
Ronny
Hi Ronny, this are the supported objects:
1.001 Switch
3.007 Dimming
3.008 Blinds
5.xxx UInt (8bit)
5.001 Scaling
5.003 Angle
6.xxx Signed (8bit)
7.xxx Uint (16bit)
8.xxx Signed (16bit)
9.xxx Value (floating 16bit)
10.001 Time
11.001 Date
12.xxx Uint (32bit)
13.xxx Signed (32bit)
14.xxx Value32
16.000 String
20.102 HeatingMode
In your case you pobably have to write "12.xxx"
best Regards, Jens
Thanks a lot Jens this was the right hint - it now works! - sometimes its very simple :o)