@till That is correct. The value will be held in the cache. You can even set the data point to hold x number of values in the cache so there is some history there.

You can set the logging setting on your data point to not log any values.

Hi AR, We'd love to help you with this issue but I think we'll need more information. I would recommend sending in a support ticket to support@radixiot.com along with your logs files, software version numbers and any other information you might think helpful.

Hi Dan, For the time being the older reports module is not available in Mango v4. We have been looking at different options to upgrade reporting in v4 and will let you know when we have any updates.

I think Global Scripts are a SuperAdmin only feature.

@till that is correct, the point value would come from the sensor or device you are monitoring. The only case I can think of that you would want to set the initial value is for a virtual, scripting or meta data point.

To set a PTCP data point it will send the set command down to the originating data point.

What kind of data points are you importing? What version of Mango are you using?

It is not possible to import a starting value with the Data Point JSON but you can import point value history. You could use the API to "set" a value to the data point or do the same thing within a Scripting Data Source.

@psysak Hmm, that would surprise me if it was overwritten on reboot but I have seen this a few times where the DNS isn't updated correctly and has to be manually edited. Let us know if that continues to be an issue.

@psysak It me a bit to figure out the right Java version for the Mac M1 but this is the version I installed:

java -version
openjdk version "11.0.11" 2021-04-20 LTS
OpenJDK Runtime Environment Zulu11.48+21-CA (build 11.0.11+9-LTS)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM Zulu11.48+21-CA (build 11.0.11+9-LTS, mixed mode)

I think there is a component similar to what you are asking about in this demo https://github.com/infiniteautomation/mango-demo

The demo is for Mango v4 and is a bit outdated but might give you some ideas on how to get it done.

@psysak Yes the MangoES and GT are ARM devices and there should be no issue as long as you have the correct Java version installed. I'm also running Mango on a new Mac with the M1 chip without any issue.

@ottawa_admin thanks for the feedback and for letting us know how you resolved it!

Also, this is the link to the script example repo: https://github.com/infiniteautomation/script-examples

Sorry about that. Try this one:

@ottawa_admin Ok, thanks for the clarification. That would point me to it not syncing with a time server correctly. Does the device have internet connectivity? It should sync to a time server using NTP. Have you made any changes to the NTP settings. Maybe double-check the NTP settings and force a resync and see if that resolves it.

Event detectors are exported with the Data Point. I believe you can import event detectors on their own but I don't think we have that documented. We have plans to make this easier but if you are using Mango v4 there are some very helpful scripting tools for bulk configuring event detectors

@ottawa_admin Did you check what the system time is via the terminal? I'm not sure what your screenshot is showing. When your Data Points update the time that shows is 24 minutes behind the current time? I'm not aware of any way that could happen other than your system time being off.

Hi Victor, Thanks for the feedback. I think all your points are very valid. We actually have plans to integrate into many services, as you mention, including Twillo, but our priority for Mango v4 has been stability and scale. We now have systems with over 1 million data points which was quite an achievement for Mango. But I completely agree, and we will not lose sight of these other features and integration.

Did you use the Twilio module in Mango v3? Did you find it worked well? It is possible we could upgrade the module to v4, but I was under the impression not many people used it, and it behaved a bit odd as a publisher rather than an event handler. Building it as an event handler will be the better way to go, but I welcome some more feedback.

@holzatelier Not your fault :) I reviewed the help document and found the information was missing. Glad we got it resolved.

@holzatelier Can you confirm the location of the .java files to be compiled. They should be in the root of the DATA_FILE_TEMPLATE folder so you'll need to copy the ones you want out of the example folder. I just tested this on my mac and worked fine. If you still have trouble please share the OS and Java version you are using. Thanks, Joel.