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@chio That is a Python error, its not something coming from Mango. Without seeing the actual JSON reply from Mango I can't tell you much. @chio said in Bulk Event Detection Creation: Can you confirm the 'state' parameter should be set to the value that will trigger the event? The state property is the integer value of the multistate state to detect.

@phildunlap we have not seen that, we'll give it a try. thanks

Glad to hear it, I mostly took it from this thread: https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3590/ma-date-range-picker

I'm largely a librarian of previously answered questions at this point :D

Hi cwangv, Barring an up-coming enhancement in the near future, would you recommend me use a custom XID instead of the one generated by Mango to overcome this issue? for example, I could name an XID as 'METER-1_KWH'. Does Mango software check the uniqueness of XID when it is entered? If it does, I think entering XID by hand can be a solution to this. I have personally always believed in custom XIDs, and have always encouraged people to think of them as another identifier field. Others disagree with me, and I haven't been able to understand the reasoning presented. Something about more work if it has to change later? I can't say. Yes Mango checks the uniqueness of the XID. You could generate XIDs for all the points and update them via SQL, or if it's a fresh system you could use JSON import, but since neither CSV nor JSON import can change an XID, you must use the SQL console or change them by hand, which would be the more work to change later argument. But, it'll make the data download more readable without having to wait for the git issue to be addressed, and it'll make any dashboards' code more legible.

@chio said in Stop data logging on date source exception: when faulted it stops responding to Mango queries via Modbus TCP How did you verify this?

@chio This shows you how to add a user module. You might also want to search the forum for "user module" to find some examples of how it is used. https://help.infiniteautomation.com/getting-started-with-a-user-module/ For reference, our directives are open source and located here - https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-dashboards/tree/main/UI/web/ngMango/directives You might want to look at serialChart.js or stateChart.js for example. I would recommend that you have a reasonable knowledge of AngularJS to attempt this.

Hey Phil, I was able to resolve it with the roll up function. Instead of First, I used Accumulator.

@chio That option menu is provided by our charting library that we use on the Mango UI. As such it just offers a quick way to save the data which you are currently viewing. We could look at adding an email option somewhere on the page however.