I am looking for a tutorial, how to read weather data via RSS feeds into comfort click? 

Hi,

I need to export a modbus variable (Integer 32 bit signed) to KNX address. 

Unfortunately none of 4 byte KNX objects (signed, unsigned, float) can be link to that modbus variable. Have you any suggestion please?

Thanks.

Hey there, i have a comfort Click Server and in my knx gira Panel Buttons are Temperaturen Sensors included. I can view These Temperaturen in my comfort click Client and would like to Store These values in a Database (e.g. MySQL). I am pretty much at the beginning. Has anyone done this before and likes to share his experience. BTW, i have a synology NAS running in my Network. I don‘t yet know if it makes sense to have the DB Running there.

Matthias Kind regards,

Hello,

I have a KNX installation with an IP backbone and 4 areas connected via IP routers. Currently, the BOS server is connected to one of the routers using the connection type 'KNX IP'.

In order for status messages, etc. from the other areas to reach the server, I have created a dummy object there in the ETS. Unfortunately, this slows things down considerably, as all commands pass through the area.

Is it possible to directly integrate the server into the IP backbone? I suspect that this might be achievable through the ConnectionType 'KNXnet/IP Routing (Falcon)'. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to establish a connection through this without guidance. Do I perhaps need to set up something like a dummy router in the ETS? Regrettably, I haven't come across any instructions or tutorials on this topic.

I created a TcpServer with a JSON parser:

I added a string parser with a token :

I use Postman and send :

{"TestData":{"Data1":"1"}}

ComfortClick receives data:

POST / HTTP/1.1

Content-Type: text/plain

User-Agent: PostmanRuntime/7.32.3

Accept: */*

Postman-Token: e79d7b2e-8a0a-4ef6-bd47-8d5cc7e8c6f3

Host: 192.168.1.7:16900

Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, br

Connection: keep-alive

Content-Length: 26

{"TestData":{"Data1":"1"}}

But the parser throws an error:

Devices : 15.08.2023 14:54:09 : Error : Devices\Test\String : Error parsing received data. Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: P. Path , line 0, position 0. w Newtonsoft.Json.JsonTextReader.ParseValue()

w Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject.Load(JsonReader reader, JsonLoadSettings settings)

w Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject.Parse(String json, JsonLoadSettings settings)

w ComfortClick.Tasks.Common.ReceiverBase.OnDataReceived(String data)

It looks like the header is being passed to the parser, not the JSON itself.

Bug or my configuration error?

How to disable header passing to parser?

Tested on ComfortClick v 4.9.36

Our property comes with floor heating and cooling.

For that to function right every spring and fall we need to switch valves to have the right source of heating/cooling water.

I've tried to setup a straigt forward schedule, but I can't find a way to have the schedule switch the valves on a certain date every year. Also I can't seem to find a way for scheduling an event every 6 months.

My work around for now is a 'Program' which runs every day at a certain time to check if it's a certain month and a certain day before switchin the valves.

Would it be an idea to make Schedules have a reoccuring event every n months on a certain day and time?

Would be great!

My field is like this Aeotec nano switch is not deployed in every room. In the rooms circled in red, there are two Nano switches and one Multi sensor on the ceiling of each room. There will be a few empty rooms in between. According to the current test, the Z-wave network is not very smooth, and the device is often in the Waiting state. I would like to ask if there is any way or detector to diagnose the quality of Z-wave network! ?

I would like to store the a time value, I can't see a date/time field type

I want to control the humidity in a bathroom. I can setup a simple function where there is min and max humidity e.g. (75 & 82) setting and if the current humidity falls withiabove the range the exhaust fan turns on and when it falls below the range it turns off. However, is the ambient (outside) humidity is within the range (a storm comes through) and the humidity stays within the range the exhaust fan will continue to run until the storm passes and the humidity drops below the range. The exhaust fan will also turn on if a storm comes through and exceeds the max (e.g. 82) and as above will continue to run until the storm passes. So even if the shower has not been used.

Does anyone have an example of how this situation can be handled?