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To a degree. You can modify the templates, but you only have access to whatever information is in the context model, which is pretty much what is already in the email.

I tested setting the alarm level to "None", and i can still attach event handlers to it. What is preventing you from doing this?

it works :) :)

thank you, i only lost my background picture.

i wil start to make backups soon.

Mango was developed in Canada, so if there were any measurement bias within it, it would be towards metric. But, Mango has no bias. Values are stored as scalars; you provide formatting and suffixes via text renderers to display the values the way you want to see them.

Apologies, Plank that I am forgot where to find event detector settings etc. :oops:

Also I've done a reinstall and the version number is now coming up correctly as 1.10.0

Thanks :thumbup:

That's the easy way, yes.

Steve, you can create a binary point on a holding register, and specify the bit in the register that you want.

Ok, thanks. I dont remember really if I did it or not.

Joel,
you're right!

2 bytes works for me. Offset was'nt working because I was selecting 4 or 8 bytes.
Now I got things working here.

Thank you and best regards!

Marcelo Amorim Ferreira
[<O>] Brazil

Try "return point.name;". I believe the documentation should help with the rest.

It's often not very helpful to repeatedly say that it doesn't work. Can you please provide some more information. It may appear to work fine with mtester if that program simply suppresses anything that doesn't look right. Modbus4J is more forthcoming. Perhaps your next post can include some trace information such as has been suggested multiple times.

Sure. Send me a PM with your email addy.

Hi mgvanosd,

Your Arduino needs to be a modbus slave. You don't need a separate device.

You can use jpmzometa's mobus rtu slave library in your Arduino. I added some code to make it work with Mango. In the meantime this has been included in the library. You can download it from:

http://sites.google.com/site/jpmzometa/arduino-mbrt/arduino-modbus-slave

Some sample code can be found here:

http://www.tucsni.nl/jee/

This problem has already been identified in other posts. It is IE only, and has been corrected for the next version.

take a look at this, it may help you a lot

http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/312.page

http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/97.page

Also look at the Mango's on line help for meta data source and its properties, you may have to create some logic and trigger this task periodically.

Solved.

Instead of using port 25 for smtp at Cox, I used port 587 which is supposedly for mobile devices. Also, and probably the biggest issue was, I originally did not have a "from " address in the Mango system setup. So cox thought I was an annonymous spammer.

My cell phone (dumb phone) only receives the subject line since Cox is receiving the email in HTML instead of plain text. Al least I know something is going on with MAngo and can go check online.

As in another poster recently asked, it would be nice to have a selection for plain text e-mail or HTML in the system setup.

I'm able to import mango into eclipse and resolve the build path issues by adding external jar j2ee.jar and adding all jars in war/WEB-INF/lib).

My trouble starts when I attempt to convert the project to a faceted dynamic web project:

Project-&gtProperties-&gtProject Facets-&gtConvert to faceted form...

Select Dynamic Web Module

Click Further configuration available... which brings up the Web Module form

On the Web Module form, change the Content directory from WebContent to war

Uncheck Generate web.xml deployment descriptor, then OK

Back on the Project Facets form, select JavaServer Faces

Click on Further configuration required... and go through the process of downloading the JSF 2.0 (Mojarra 2.0.2-FCS) library

When I finally click OK on the Properties form and eclipse rebuilds the workspace, I get the following error:

Errors occurred during the build.
Errors running builder 'JavaScript Validator' on project 'Mango'.
java.lang.NullPointerException

Additionally, a bunch of html and javaScript files now show errors. (Note that eclipse automatically added the JavaScript facet when adding the Dynamic Web Module facet.) Performing a clean build results in the same JavaScript Validator error.

So, how do I (a) fix the JavaScript validator and (b) resolve the JavaScript and html syntax problems? Any help will be greatly appreciated; I've been working on this for several days.

Hi Brian,

All emails except for scheduled reports are sent (using a multipart scheme) with both HTML and text parts. Your email client should - theoretically - pick the format appropriate to its capabilities.

This is probably what you want:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk6-jsp-136632.html

Solved. Check out this post:
http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/482.page