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    • H
      hengst
      last edited by hengst

      i know i have to get the values out of the returned Hex, with some ( java? ) code
      ( in the script like in the second post probably ).

      how does such code typical looks like.

      get states of modules :

      returned code :
      7e30323030303134323030303032373432353641334437424543434343434430303030303030303345393939393941303030303030303034314338303030303431433830303030303134314338303030303030303030303031 3030303145350d

      following manuals :

      7e3032303030313432303030303237 ( length of data )
      3432353641334437 Bus voltage-float: D7A35642=53.66
      4245434343434344 Battery 1 voltage
      3030303030303030 Battery 2 voltage
      3345393939393941 Load current
      3030303030303030 Total module current
      3431433830303030 Battery temperature-float: 0000c841=25
      3431 Number of modules:
      4338303030303031 Environment humidity
      3431 System alarms
      4338303030303030 Batteries and environmental alarms
      3030 Reservation
      3031 State of charge: 1 float charging
      30 30 Relay alarm high byte
      30 31 Relay alarm low byte
      45 35 0D

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      • phildunlapP
        phildunlap
        last edited by phildunlap

        You could get the hex for any of these by doing something like...

        var busVoltage = /[0-9A-Fa-f]{46}([0-9A-Fa-f]{8}).*/.exec(messsage);
        var extractedValue = busVoltage[1];
        

        Using the position in the message to know where to extract them (so, after 46 characters, capture the next 8 is what that regular expression suggests). I'm not sure what the float encoding is (how does D7A35642=53.66?), so I can't really offer too much help there. Some people are talking about a hex to float function here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5055723/converting-hexadecimal-to-float-in-javascript

        It looks like you're working with the ASCII encoded values again, so while you're playing with the script check out the output of

        function toASCII(message) {
          var result = "";
          while(message.length > 1) { //parse two characters at a time
             var charCode = message.substr(0, 2);
             result += String.fromCharCode( "0x" + charCode );
             message = message.substr(2); 
          }
          return result;
        }
        print( toASCII(message) );
        

        In case that's useful.

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        • H
          hengst
          last edited by

          yes, that float things is special, i figured out is has something do do with "reversed"

          http://www.scadacore.com/field-applications/programming-calculators/online-hex-converter/

          0_1477943857945_upload-c4d36cfd-0296-4615-a6f7-003b8e3aeca9

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          • H
            hengst
            last edited by

            pffff, drives me crazy. putting pieces of code in the script only complains about no variable set and stuff and i don t know in what order and place to put the code.
            so,
            now i started again from scratch. but same settings do not get any data anymore.
            ( i see it coming in tcpdump )

            only in terminal i see :

            0_1477950904238_upload-a6654fa3-ebf8-4b5f-bc3d-4eccf1b5b37b

            removing everything. start from beginning. same result. this happened me twice now.

            rebooting..

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            • phildunlapP
              phildunlap
              last edited by

              Perhaps the device holds open the connection and your timeout is set to 0? I would give it a try with a 1000ms timeout or so.

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              • H
                hengst
                last edited by

                Nope, reboot did not help, rebooting device and connections did not help.

                settings :

                0_1477951949659_upload-8a4e25f9-e204-4559-9642-7b9b6c0784e3

                0_1477952027989_upload-9a895995-1c71-4f83-831c-8f67c82813f5

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                • phildunlapP
                  phildunlap
                  last edited by

                  Your value index is wrong. It should be 0. and your value regex can just be .*

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                  • H
                    hengst
                    last edited by

                    i removed everything and restarted Mango.

                    The "value index: set to 1 was indeed the bottleneck. ( i checked to see what difference 0 or 1 made.

                    so i have data again,

                    The errors
                    "
                    WARN 2016-10-31 23:57:49,316 (com.serotonin.m2m2.rt.dataSource.PollingDataSource$2.execute:228) - PSU-tcp_ip: poll scheduled at 2016/10/31 23:57:49.316 aborted because Task Currently Runnining
                    "
                    in terminal are still there do.

                    i don t care at the moment, as getting things running is more important to me at the moment.

                    now i start building COMMAND and RESPONSE from the beginning of the forum..

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                    • phildunlapP
                      phildunlap
                      last edited by

                      I mentioned how to fix that, you would turn your timeout down from 50000 ms to less than your polling interval, so less than 5000.

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                      • H
                        hengst
                        last edited by

                        That fixed it indeed.

                        i noticed i can check scripting code by clicking on the "little green Script dot".

                        Its still not clear to me.

                        • Data source collects makes connection to device. ( interval for set here )
                          that is the easy part,

                        • tcp/ip Data point asks for data ( command data point )

                        • tcp/ip Data point response listen for data

                        • tcp/ip Data point "link" this to Scripting data point, "message queue" datapoint.

                        • in the "link" script screen i put in ?? which pieces of code ?

                        • in the Script Data source i also put in which pieces ?

                        i tried a lot of combinations, but i don t see it.

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                        • phildunlapP
                          phildunlap
                          last edited by

                          0_1478012753217_point-links.png

                          Response --> Point Link to parse values --> Scripting Data Source to process message queue into points' values

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                          • H
                            hengst
                            last edited by hengst

                            Alright i got it. thnx.

                            i had little play with :

                            var busVoltage = /[0-9A-Fa-f]{46}([0-9A-Fa-f]{8}).*/.exec(source.value);
                            var extractedValue = busVoltage[1];

                            print (busVoltage[1]);

                            Script result:
                            42453939

                            so that works, i found code for converting the hex to float, but no knowledge of writing (java) coding structure is a show stopper at the moment. but i do have fun learning , gehehe

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                            • phildunlapP
                              phildunlap
                              last edited by

                              Nice!

                              All the scripts use JavaScript.

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                              • H
                                hengst
                                last edited by hengst

                                little update ,

                                i found that i need to convert in javascript the with sort of

                                function hex2float(num) {
                                var sign = (num & 0x80000000) ? -1 : 1;
                                var exponent = ((num >> 23) & 0xff) - 127;
                                var mantissa = 1 + ((num & 0x7fffff) / 0x7fffff);
                                return sign * mantissa * Math.pow(2, exponent);
                                }
                                
                                
                                
                                window.alert (hex2float("0xA4703942"));
                                //flipped does the trick
                                window.alert (hex2float("0x423970A4"));
                                // outcome 46,36..... ( not rounded )
                                
                                ``
                                
                                so little progress here.
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                                • H
                                  hengst
                                  last edited by

                                  Perfectum Resultativum ;

                                  0_1478170444805_upload-5743d503-afdb-46f8-8648-2edc42e2fdcc

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                                  • H
                                    hengst
                                    last edited by

                                    now put all this in Mango needs again some pointers i think..

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                                    • H
                                      hengst
                                      last edited by

                                      i got this in " point links as script " , is this ok ?

                                      0_1478275755900_upload-2b88dd9b-44ca-49ba-82c2-ab67bf96dfa0

                                      and what to put in :

                                      the script - source script. ?

                                      i tried 1000 different combinations. and reading the wiki / manuals. but sorry, i don't
                                      get it...

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                                      • phildunlapP
                                        phildunlap
                                        last edited by

                                        Looking at your message queue, there are no identifiers. I assume this is because this is always for the same point. You could connect the point link to a point directly representing that value, if there is only one point's value in a message. Otherwise, you'll want some identifiers so that your script can parse the message queue and set points identified by the identifier to the value. I would have the identifiers in an object, where the object looks something like...

                                        { "identifier1" : p334, .....}
                                        

                                        Where p334 is the variable name for the context point of the script.

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                                        • H
                                          hengst
                                          last edited by

                                          identifiers, object etc, is probably JavaScript terms....hmm and i was thinking it was almost done, gehehe.
                                          i need a neighbor with programming skills ( the neighbors house is for sale btw )
                                          so back to learning books ..

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                                          • phildunlapP
                                            phildunlap
                                            last edited by

                                            Ha! Well, we'll see how the politics here go ;)

                                            Identifier is just a name that you can use in both places. Object is a JavaScript term for things defined as { "key": value }. Other names are Map and Dictionary.

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