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    Calculating Averages across sensors

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      Keith
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      Is ther a way of taking the output from a group of sensors and performing calculations to produce a virtual type sensor output ?

      Cheers

      Keith

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        mlohbihler
        last edited by

        That's what the Meta data source is for.

        Best regards,
        Matthew

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          Keith
          last edited by

          Ah Ha !!! Went there and had a look, I suspect thats beyond my level,

          Is this what i should get ?

          var currentPoint; var pointListColumnFunctions = new Array(); var pointListOptions; function init() { var pointListColumnHeaders = new Array(); pointListColumnHeaders[pointListColumnHeaders.length] = "Name"; pointListColumnFunctions[pointListColumnFunctions.length] = function(p) { return ""+ p.name +""; }; pointListColumnHeaders[pointListColumnHeaders.length] = "Data type"; pointListColumnFunctions[pointListColumnFunctions.length] = function(p) { return p.dataTypeDescription; }; pointListColumnHeaders[pointListColumnHeaders.length] = "Status"; pointListColumnFunctions[pointListColumnFunctions.length] = function(p) { var id = "toggleImg"+ p.id; var onclick = "togglePoint("+ p.id +")"; if (p.enabled) return writeImage(id, null, "brick_go", "Enabled - click to disable", onclick); return writeImage(id, null, "brick_stop", "Disabled - click to enable", onclick); }; if (typeof appendPointListColumnFunctions == 'function') appendPointListColumnFunctions(pointListColumnHeaders, pointListColumnFunctions); pointListColumnHeaders[pointListColumnHeaders.length] = ""; pointListColumnFunctions[pointListColumnFunctions.length] = function(p) { return writeImage("editImg"+ p.id, null, "icon_comp_edit", "Edit point", "editPoint("+ p.id +")"); }; var headers = $("pointListHeaders"); var td; for (var i=0; i

          Cheers

          Keith

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            mlohbihler
            last edited by

            Umm, no. And we can't recreate the problem. It's a longshot, but can you try pressing Ctrl+F5 on the page and see if it clears up?

            Best regards,
            Matthew

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              Keith
              last edited by

              Hmmm no it didn't make any difference. I suspect the install is at fault its not the only time I have seen the issue. Should reports have anything in it ? when I load the page it just says waiting for localhost, otherwise its blank

              Cheers

              Keith

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                Keith
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                Just to close this, it was a Java_home issue, once i sorted the install out everything worked fine

                Thanks

                Keith

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