@Daniele I do not think we have a direct option to control rules from dashboard.

@fsgrazzutti Great catch! Thanks.

That actually will work! I'm looking for when I trip the secondary relay(generator starter circuit) it shuts off after x time so it's not constantly cranking when the Gen is fired.

@skywatch It is working well and as expected!

@jan2son That's great news - looking forward to seeing your implementation.

@jkandasa Sorry... I thought I'd edited or deleted that reply saying it didn't work. It now works... I'd taken the sensor ID from the summary page and not the edit page as you pointed me to in your last reply.

So its working now... my mistake, thanks for your patience.

@guille Ah, do not know why? let me have a look sometime later.
I hope this gives some hints to fix https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/484 🙂

Thank you.

@guille Unfortunately we do not have defined control on topology page. every time, you have to disable it.

@jkandasa I've just added the JSON settings for the amp, it was missing in the first post....Opps! 😉

Thank you for making it all possible! 🙂

This is excellent news - now even more control from within myc !!!

There are so many uses for this flexibility - I only asked for a reboot/shutdown button as it would eliminate an ssh connection each time I need to work on the pi - but this is just way better than that!

Thank you sooooo much 🙂

thank you very much. it worked like you said. but as I need grouped graphs, I probably will (mis-)use the moisture variable type, so that I enter into the standard variables of mysensors.

thanks again !

@daniele You may need to create a dummy sensor and update sensor value everyday night via a script.

Thanks for the reply - a winter project I think 🙂

Never mind. I just found the "dynamic image support" question and answers. Same use-case.

Thanks again @jkandasa , After downloading the correct version, I got it working!

@jkandasa I test the latest SNAPSHOT and it works like a charm !!!
Thanks a lot 👍

Done!!, works like a charm!!, 4 columns work best, if 5 columns are used, the gauges are too big...
need to play around with the gauge size for this 🙂