Closed IlyaKl closed 7 years ago
If I look at
20;88;Oregon CM180;ID=008F;WATT=0223;KWATT=000002d0;
What is the valid values? WATT = 223 or WATT = 547?
Dear Bluefox,
Please, see the print screen attached
Regards, Ilya
Dear Bluefox, you forgot to divide KWATT value by 1000 to get value in kilowatts.
Regards, Ilya
Done. Thank you.
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Dear Bluefox, you forgot to divide KWATT value by 1000 to get value in kilowatts.
Regards, Ilya
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I connected to rifling a new sensor OWL MICRO+. The input Watt and kWatt data are not converted from hex to decimal
P.S. ioBroker recognized the sensor as Oregon CM-180