Post by cciecanuck on Mar 14, 2021 16:59:10 GMT -8
Hi there,
I was wondering if there was a way to update the frequency inwhich the IndoorTH data is written to the database. I know that the F016TH is sending updates roughtly every 50 to 60 seconds, but the data is not written to the database right then. I would like to write that info to the database so I can pull that info out for usage on another application i am building. Also, when the SGS Extender reboots, no matter if the value was on before or not, it will default into the shut down state. It does not do a state check on the database to determine if the valve (in this case an light for me) should be on. This is probably a corner case as my lights need to be on a 12/12 cycle of light and dark. Is there a way to get the state to actually be tested on a reboot of the extender and the lights come on should they need to. My hack for this is to use the blynk app to manually turn the lights on for the required times.
I was wondering if there was a way to update the frequency inwhich the IndoorTH data is written to the database. I know that the F016TH is sending updates roughtly every 50 to 60 seconds, but the data is not written to the database right then. I would like to write that info to the database so I can pull that info out for usage on another application i am building. Also, when the SGS Extender reboots, no matter if the value was on before or not, it will default into the shut down state. It does not do a state check on the database to determine if the valve (in this case an light for me) should be on. This is probably a corner case as my lights need to be on a 12/12 cycle of light and dark. Is there a way to get the state to actually be tested on a reboot of the extender and the lights come on should they need to. My hack for this is to use the blynk app to manually turn the lights on for the required times.
