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@nikospps said in Setting Data Points in Modbus IP using HEX Addresses: [SOLVED] Hopefully that i found the solution, which was easy. I converted hex->decimal and used the result as offset gave me values. I will finish my effort and keep you informed. Yeh I've found I have had to convert the hex address to decimal (using Google's friendly calculator) and it works almost every time. Dan

yep that worked, thanks heaps. Loads much quicker on a lovely remote 3G mobile connection ;)

I finally managed to get this setup as a bench test using a backup of the customers machine. I also tried this using the latest mango ES and the behaviour is different than the 2.x one which was on site. The 3.2 mango doesn't even show that it sees the second virtual device, only the base physical one. I see some errors in the ma.log about the virtual device and when I spy on things using wireshark I can see the virtual device announcing itself. Is there any way to directly connect to a device? Just specify in the mango where and what to connect to? Even if it was something I had to write as code, I just need to connect to this damn thing so I can move on with my life :) Also, I noticed that on the 3.2 mangos there are far less options in the bacnet slave device config, no MAC address and something else.

You're both absolutely right, maybe I wasn't refreshing the page to see the newly created events, I can now... Thanks so much for all of your help! :)

Hi avilla, Are you putting your variable name into {{ }} to evaluate it? This works for me, <ma-calc input='"mangoUI-menu"' output="output"></ma-calc> <ma-json-store xid="{{output}}" item="myItem" value="data">{{myItem}}</ma-json-store>

On the second clearing attempt it has worked and I have gotten back in and removed the malformed ma-calc directive which caused the issue. Thanks for the direction.

It goes perfectly, thanks again!

Nice, glad to hear you got it resolved!

@joelhaggar I looked at that documentation and i figured out how to do everything except get a list of values for each row under the name column. I can only get info for the first column, whether I'm doing row or column based query. [image: Fa6XRFC.jpg] For example, I want to get a list in my javascript of everything under the "NAME" column so the result should be [play-area-admin, TC Gauges, custom-user-pages, Profile, hello .. etc].

I'm not really sure what you are referring to but here is one thing you can look at: Enable Auto Scaling: https://help.infiniteautomation.com/enabling-auto-scale/

Hi Pedro, This was by design to keep compatibility with the old permissions system on the graphical views, I believe. The difference in code is simply adding Permissions.ensureDataPointSetPermission(user, point); at GraphicalViewDwr::372

Wonderful!!! It works perfectly :D Thanks @phildunlap

Another thing to consider is adding another SQL point that runs a delete statement on the table, such that after the script runs only the last day of data is in the table. You would simply write the delete statement in another "Modify table only" point and then set it to any value at all (presuming it has no parameters). You would then want to update the DataPointQuery call so as not to publish that point (not that it would matter much)

@phildunlap No: user id = 53. The blank fields for that user are homeUrl and timezone. All other fields are filled in.

Phil, The 5V power supply was being used for the barrel jack directly on the single board computer (SBC) in the ES. The first unit we received from IAS actually came with a similar power supply, and we've been using them for powering ES devices on the lab bench while we configure them. Moving forward, we're going to switch to using the screw terminal block power input with a compatible power source.

@avilla said in Help using MangoAPI to Set Point Values: Also as you may have noticed I'm simply modifying the loginPageTemplate for my own GUI, is there a better way to create an angular app from scratch? I don't actually need the login template. Have you considered just using the Dashboard Designer or Custom Pages? Are you using Mango 3?

Yeah there are definitely a lot of ways it could work. If they XIDs are programmatic or your fingers have too much sensation left, you can just have a big constant object you loop over.... var configured = {"reportName": ["Xid-for-excelReports.timeSeries[0].points-position-0", "...-position-1"], .... } //JSON.parse(someAlphanumericPointForStorage.value); //Or yeah, use the JSON store for(var report in configured) { var points = configured[report]; foundTeplate.name = report; for(var k = 0; k < points.length; k+=1) foundTemplate.timeSeries[0].points[k].pointXid = points[k]; /* Do import, launch report, take a break, continue */ }

Hi Nikospps, I responded in your thread, but I'm not sure I understand what you mean "verify next step button." Can you post a screenshot?