Dear,

we try to connect Modbus TCP/IP thermostats with ComfortClick. All works OK.

We want to ask, how we can scale ratio of the holding register?

We have the value of the set temeperature, which needs to be scaled by 0.02 (or divided by 50).

If we use the "calculation" function, it is works for the input register (read), while the holding register is a problem because it is a read/writte.

so please help us.

Hello,

I have given Static IP to BosConfig IP is 192.168.1.70. When i directly connect to laptop it can be accessed but when i connect to the home wifi network it does not ping therefor cannot be accessed. What can be the issue and how can it be solved? 

Hello,

Is there any way to operate home (with Jigsaw) from Office using Client App? How do we do it

I am trying to control a Biamp Tesira Forte device.

Biamp has an API that supports connection through telnet and ssh.

If you make a telnet connection no username/password is needed.

You just paste the command press enter and the command is executed.

The command that I send is Level3 increment level 1 5. It increases the volume on the first audio output channel.

I use a Basic device to build my connection but the command fails.

Using a Basic device the telnet connection is established when I send the command?

I am asking because it takes some time for the Biamp to print its telnet banner and let you input a command so maybe that's why my command fails.

Is there a way to add a delay before sending the command?

Also the returned data is scrambled characters and I don't understand what is says.

Hello,

How can we integrate Sony Blu-Ray Player in Comfort Click?

Does anyone has tried to work with Loxone and ComfortClick?

BR

Hello,

I created a project with 1 theme containing 1 panel containing : 

- 5 simple panels, the 4th one being tagged as "admin only"

- 3 panels containing sub-panels

From the Android or bOS clients, I couldn't access the last sub-panel from the bottom menu. I could access it though from a panel link.

I turned the "admin only" flag off, and I was able to access the last sub-panel. Since I needed to restrict access to this panel, I activated the "pin" feature. So, that's ok, although I would have preferred the panel to disappear completely from the menu. 

Just to let you know this minor bug that you may want to fix. 

Kind regards,

François 

Hello,

I am using a demo installation of comfortclick. I am trying to power on/off a Sony monitor through a global cache device (GC-100-12).

I have built an ir receiver with an arduino.

When I press the power on/off button I get these two commands.

A90
Decoded SONY: A90 (12 bits)
Raw (26): 2400 -600 1200 -600 600 -550 1200 -600 600 -600 1150 -600 600 -600 600 -550 1200 -600 600 -600 550 -600 600 -600 600 
A90
Decoded SONY: A90 (12 bits)
Raw (26): 2400 -600 1200 -550 600 -600 1200 -600 600 -550 1200 -600 600 -550 600 -600 1200 -600 600 -550 600 -600 600 -600 600 

From what I see it is the same command send twice, I guess to avoid false positives.

I have configured the command to comfortclick and I can send the command, this is what I get when I receive the command with my ir receiver.

A90
Decoded SONY: A90 (12 bits)
Raw (26): 2400 -550 1250 -500 650 -550 1200 -550 650 -550 1200 -550 600 -600 650 -500 1250 -500 650 -550 650 -550 650 -550 600 

The problem is that the monitor doesn't power up.

I think I need to send the command twice to power it up.

How can I achieve this through comfortclick?

Hello,

I'm using old Fibaro Z-Wave modules. They are included into the Z-Wave controller without any issues, but the parameters are not populated automatically. So, I have to add them manually. 

Sometimes, this is working fine ; some other times, I'm getting the "Index was outside the bounds of the array" message when I'm trying to set a parameter. (Reading parameters work fine.)

Example with a Fibaro FGS221 for which I added parameter 14 only (switch type) ; I can't modify this parameter, which is quite a problem as it means that I cannot control correctly the relay with the switch.

Thank you for your help,

François