@jkandasa said:

gauge.set(parseFloat(${temperatureSen.value}));

Solution was little more complicated:

<div id="wrapper" style="text-align: center">    
  <canvas id="my-gauge-${uuid}" style="display: inline-block;"></canvas>
  <div style="font-size:21px" id="textfield--${uuid}"></div>
</div>
<script>
  var CustomTextRenderer = function(el){
    this.el = el;
    this.render = function(gauge) {
      this.el.innerHTML = gauge.displayedValue.toPrecision(3);
     }
  }
  CustomTextRenderer.prototype = new TextRenderer();
  var cs = new CustomTextRenderer(document.getElementById("textfield--${uuid}"));
  var opts = {
    lines: 32,
    angle: 0,
    lineWidth: 0.24,
    pointer: {
      length: 0.9,
      strokeWidth: 0.035,
      color: '#000066'
    },
    limitMax: 'false', 
    percentColors: [[0.0, "#2B31CF" ], [0.60, "#37CF32"], [1.0, "#ff0000"]],
    strokeColor: '#E0E0E0',
    generateGradient: true
  };
  var target = document.getElementById('my-gauge-${uuid}');
  var gauge = new Gauge(target).setOptions(opts);
  gauge.animationSpeed = 3;
  gauge.maxValue = 40.0;
  gauge.setMinValue(-30.0);
  gauge.setTextField(new CustomTextRenderer(document.getElementById("textfield--${uuid}")))
  gauge.set(${temperatureSen.value});
</script>

Yes. Logout and Login corrected my time. Thanks!

@jkandasa

Have you been able to check the RFLink Gateway page? I really love what you have done for MySensors, if I only could migrate my 433Mhz setup to your solution. That would be awsome! I can help anyway I can, I'm a C-programmer with an electronics degree. Also have a lot spare time for testing

Works great now! Thank you for your support!

Is there any development going on to support the RFLink serial gateway? It should be fairly straightforward. More information is available here http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/protref

Or maybe I can get a pointer as where to start adding support, could be nice project

///Redferne

Works great now! Thank you for your support!

Yes. Logout and Login corrected my time. Thanks!

Many thanks. Now I'm getting further, however point 4 never fires when dampening active for x minutes. This is a RFLink 433Mhz PIR which is mapped as Status ON/OFF, but I guess it doesn't matter. Thanks!

Hi,

I want a PIR sensor to trigger a few actions to light up selected groups, but only if some other sensor shows that it is actually dark outside. And when PIR sensor sends no motion state I want to delay 1minute before turn off selected groups, but only if it is dark/sun is down.

I'm guessing this should be fairly simple but no matter how I try to combine Rules/Timers/Operations I cannot get it to work.

Also, what is the function of "Delay" in Operations? Is there a delay before payload is sent or after? What is the purpose? :trollface:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ java -version
java version "1.8.0_65"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_65-b17)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.65-b01, mixed mode)

The latest oracle-java8-jdk for Raspbian Jessie.

Also looking for a solution for this. Mine is stuck at "CEST (+0200)" and is actually one hour ahead. Very annoying.

@jkandasa said:

gauge.set(parseFloat(${temperatureSen.value}));

Solution was little more complicated:

<div id="wrapper" style="text-align: center">    
  <canvas id="my-gauge-${uuid}" style="display: inline-block;"></canvas>
  <div style="font-size:21px" id="textfield--${uuid}"></div>
</div>
<script>
  var CustomTextRenderer = function(el){
    this.el = el;
    this.render = function(gauge) {
      this.el.innerHTML = gauge.displayedValue.toPrecision(3);
     }
  }
  CustomTextRenderer.prototype = new TextRenderer();
  var cs = new CustomTextRenderer(document.getElementById("textfield--${uuid}"));
  var opts = {
    lines: 32,
    angle: 0,
    lineWidth: 0.24,
    pointer: {
      length: 0.9,
      strokeWidth: 0.035,
      color: '#000066'
    },
    limitMax: 'false', 
    percentColors: [[0.0, "#2B31CF" ], [0.60, "#37CF32"], [1.0, "#ff0000"]],
    strokeColor: '#E0E0E0',
    generateGradient: true
  };
  var target = document.getElementById('my-gauge-${uuid}');
  var gauge = new Gauge(target).setOptions(opts);
  gauge.animationSpeed = 3;
  gauge.maxValue = 40.0;
  gauge.setMinValue(-30.0);
  gauge.setTextField(new CustomTextRenderer(document.getElementById("textfield--${uuid}")))
  gauge.set(${temperatureSen.value});
</script>

@jkandasa

Nope, Gauge handles decimals and negative values just fine. See here:
http://jsfiddle.net/berni/smNjl/

@jkandasa

Thanks for showing this. It makes it very versatile. However for the Temperature example above, how do I get all decimals? I'd like the Temperature to show for example "23.45°C"

///Redferne

I found the ON/OFF switch for sensors tagged with type Status. Are there more of these? For example percent slider for dimmer? Really awkvard to enter value by keyboard. Please advice.