No thank you for the wonderful support, let me download Chrome and see what happens

Ok confirmed, issue is with FF, works with Chrome

Could we not just add this as a widget type, when you add new widget, have a entry for gauge?
That would be awesome instead of adding all this code?

@jkandasa said:

temperatureSen.value

THANK YOU!!!! It works now

@jkandasa BRILLIANT, thank you soooo much!!, I will test this out over the weekend and give some feedback!

Hi all,
Is it possible to display a hour meter on the dashboard? I have a standby generator and would love to log the hours that the generator runs, I can detect the AC with a CT clampon, so if I can send the start of the generator to MyController and start the hourmeter and stop when the generator turns off?
Any ideas on how I could get this to work please?
Regards

Thank you @jkandasa

Hi @jkandasa , when you say "Raspberry PI built in Tx/Rx pins with your Arduino" , does this mean, build a serial gateway on a Arduino Mini pro and connect the tx and rx pins
directly to the raspberry pi? Or must I use something like the Nano and connect the Nano to the Raspberry PI with serial to USB?

What would your suggestion be for sending the sensor data to the cloud, I was thinking

"Sensor - ProMini with 433Mhz radio" >> "Serial Gateway - ProMini with 433Mhz radio" >> "Some Connection to Rapberry Pi" >> "Raspberry PI with MyController and GSM modem"

Regards

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

Hi @jkandasa
I don't know if I'm doing something weird, but I get this below

pi@mmm_gateway:~ $ sudo -i
root@mmm_gateway:~# /opt/mycontroller/bin/stop.sh 
Termination issued for Mycontroller.org server!
root@mmm_gateway:~# ps -ef | grep myc
root     18358 18300  0 13:14 pts/0    00:00:00 grep myc
root@mmm_gateway:~# cd /opt/temp
root@mmm_gateway:/opt/temp# ls -ltr
total 30648
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  7791840 Apr  5  2014 h2-2014-04-05.zip
root@mmm_gateway:/opt/temp# java -cp h2/bin/h2*.jar org.h2.tools.Shell

Welcome to H2 Shell 1.3.176 (2014-04-05)
Exit with Ctrl+C
[Enter]   jdbc:h2:~/test
URL       jdbc:h2:/opt/mycontroller/conf/mycontroller
[Enter]   org.h2.Driver
Driver    org.h2.Driver
[Enter]   
User      mycontroller
[Enter]   Hide
Password  mycontroller
Connected
Commands are case insensitive; SQL statements end with ';'
help or ?      Display this help
list           Toggle result list / stack trace mode
maxwidth       Set maximum column width (default is 100)
autocommit     Enable or disable autocommit
history        Show the last 20 statements
quit or exit   Close the connection and exit

sql> select * from user;
Error: org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLException: Table "USER" not found; SQL statement:
select * from user [42102-176]
sql> show databases;
SCHEMA_NAME
INFORMATION_SCHEMA
PUBLIC
(2 rows, 11 ms)
sql> show tables;
TABLE_NAME | TABLE_SCHEMA
(0 rows, 19 ms)
sql> quit
Connection closed
root@mmm_gateway:/opt/temp# /opt/mycontroller/bin/start.sh 
/usr/bin/java
java version: 1.8.0_65
Start issued for Mycontroller
root@mmm_gateway:/opt/temp# ps -ef | grep myc
root     18403     1 99 13:16 pts/0    00:00:08 java -Xms8m -Xmx150m -Dlogback.configurationFile=../conf/logback.xml -Dmc.conf.file=../conf/mycontroller.properties -cp ../lib/* org.mycontroller.standalone.StartApp
root     18434 18300  0 13:17 pts/0    00:00:00 grep myc
root@mmm_gateway:/opt/temp# 

Could you please point me in the right direction?

Thanks so much

@jkandasa It works when I use status, but any reason why my logic on watts used does not work please? I would like to understand, is this written only for state?
Regards

Hi
Thank you, Let me try that, I just thought that detecting the watts used will be a good enough trigger
Regards

I must be doing something wrong, I have a CT on my water heater and I tried to use that as a trigger, I see the clock, but does not run

If I look at the rules I can see that they were triggered, but the clock does not want to update

Please would you check my implementation and let me know what I'm doing wrong
Regards

Thanks, but I want to stay away from the crowded 2.4Ghz band, I've learned my lesson

Thanks @jkandasa