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I've had a similar problem. It seemed that if certain data points were enabled, everything from that device would read "Point value may not be reliable." The problem seemed to go away for the remaining data points if those "problem data points" were disabled.

After some experimenting, the problem went away entirely if the following boxes were selected in the data source menu:

“Use multiple write commands only” “Contiguous batches only” “Create slave monitor points”

Mango is setup with: admin admin as the default user name and password.

Hope this helps

Steve

Got it to work. Just needed a pc reset.

Hi,

I use event process commands quite a lot, but i now have a need to pass the value of a mango variable to the batch file...

Can this be done?

Or would i need to trigger the batch file from a server side script?

Is that allowed? Any tips on how i could do that?

Thanks

Skiv

Thanks. I posted another query on Modbus and having this act as a slave. If this option was available then it would be ideal.

Until I have a way for a remote GPRS device to get back values from the server, I can't yet consider Mango for any commercial application but I will continue to use for home use and look out for an option in the future. I may even consider doing some coding myself.

Cheers
Dave...

@JoelHaggar said:

I'm not aware of a terminal window you can open. You just start and stop the service by right clicking on the service.

Joel.

I believe now I can access this information via the logs, which serves the purpose.

H

Thanks Joel.

This would be a great addition to Mango as it would give an alternative option for devices that are on the internet but without a visible IP address, GPRS based devices for instance, to be able to send and retrieve parameters.

I use this very method with VTS for a commercial application I have with an oil company. The binary transmission is also smaller than using HTTP.

I can see some real potential uses for Mango in my commercial ventures, for some of the smaller projects were a full blown SCADA system is beyond their budget. Right now, it is purely for development and home automation.

Thanks for the reply Joel.

I still can't connect on my mobile, so I asked another
friend to connect from another state on 8080/safari and he had no problems.

So I am going to put it down to poor internet connectivity here
in Australia and/or an issue with my mobile co.

One thing that concearns me with the iframes, is someone, or
many people could copy the iframe address out of my website source
code and paste it in another website/s. This could cause connectivity
issues and misuse of data. it would be good if iframes could be more secure
somehow.
A workaround for me would be to add my company logo to the graphical display.

Thanks Joel

here is the link: http://forum.infiniteautomation.com/downloads/mango-1.12.5.zip

Joel.

Regarding your question about TCP, yes, this is possible, but currently not supported in the module.

Hi Ray,

Version 2.0.1 will include a number of fixes.

What kind of network is 50?

Not sure about the 169.254 thing. It's certainly not in the current source pool.

http://rxtx.qbang.org/wiki/index.php/Download

http://www.cloudhopper.com/opensource/rxtx/

Hi,

I'm not an expert with this, but I wonder if this will help? http://forum.infiniteautomation.com/forum/posts/list/1402.page

Delete the DNP3 module.

Thanks! Are you referring to preventing the zero insertion during import, or to adding an option to the datapoint's "purge now" box to purge points meeting specified value and date criteria?

The latter would be nice, especially since the "Discard extreme values" option is often not enabled until after invalid data has been stored in the point history. Additionally, enabling the discard function will prevent data problems from being detected and solved.

Either way, I need to find out what SQL queries to use to purge or to modify points that fall meet value and date/age criteria.

Thanks,
PM

It works and I can receive the alert message through the email now.

Thanks !

OK switching to the mango directory and starting seems to have cured it. Will edit the ma-start.sh later.

Thanks.

Tom

A regex like "temp":(.*?)} should work.

I added the message directive as you suggested (line 6 below), but now all the email subject heading I receive are blank.

/opt/mango/ftl/html$ **cat active.ftl **

<#-- Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Serotonin Software Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. @author Matthew Lohbihler --> <#include "include/eventHeader.ftl"> <@subject message=message/> <table> <tr><td colspan="3" class="smallTitle">${instanceDescription} - <@fmt key="ftl.eventActive"/></td></tr> <#include "include/eventData.ftl"> <#include "include/eventMessage.ftl"> </table> <#include "include/eventFooter.ftl">

Can you please paste a tested 'active.ftl' file that adds both the alarm level and the message to the subject field?
How do you feel about making that the default subject heading template for 2.0.4?
Thanks

You're not setting a point value in the remote device at this time. You are running a forced read:

at com.serotonin.modbus4j.ModbusMaster.getValue(ModbusMaster.java:115) at com.serotonin.m2m2.modbus.rt.ModbusDataSourceRT.forcePointRead(ModbusDataSourceRT.java:332) at com.serotonin.m2m2.rt.RuntimeManager.forcePointRead(RuntimeManager.java:468) at com.serotonin.m2m2.web.dwr.BaseDwr.forcePointRead(BaseDwr.java:220)

In any case, if the data source is able to read the value during regular reads, then it would be interesting to see an i/o trace (successful vs unsuccessful).