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I installed ScadaBR alongside Mango M2M on my server and the bug does not exist in ScadaBR.

ScadaBR works correctly.

I still cannot use binary context points in Mango.

return binaryPoint.value; fails on my fresh Mango install.

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I'm using the Tstat5E with the Temco firmware and after changing the address to 101 on the keypad it connected.

See my other post http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/1116.page.

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I have been experimenting with Virtual data points as banging the fan on and off was slow.
If I switch the context variables in this meta point it will work.
Changing the state of the binary variable has no effect.

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I would like to use a binary and a numeric as context points in a multistate meta point.
My problem is with the binary context point. The statement if(n.value==1.0) works for the numeric point but if(b.value==true) does not work for the binary.
I have tried different combinations of true, false, 1, 0, 1.0. 0.0 with no change.
Writing “return k” and clicking the Validate Script button yields the message Success. result=true but using if(k.value==true) does not work.


// multistate meta point
// k = fanRelay (binary)
// p = fanProof (numeric)
var s = 0

if(k.value==true) {
    if(p.value==1.0) {
        s = 1;
    }
    else {
        s = 2;
    }
}

posted in User help

I would like to use a binary and a numeric as context points in a multistate meta point.
My problem is with the binary context point. The statement if(n.value==1.0) works for the numeric point but if(b.value==true) does not work for the binary.
I have tried different combinations of true, false, 1, 0, 1.0. 0.0 with no change.
Writing “return k” and clicking the Validate Script button yields the message Success. result=true but using if(k.value==true) does not work.


// multistate meta point
// k = fanRelay (binary)
// p = fanProof (numeric)
var s = 0

if(k.value==true) {
    if(p.value==1.0) {
        s = 1;
    }
    else {
        s = 2;
    }
}

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I recently purchased a Tstat5 to try out with Mango M2M software.
http://www.temcocontrols.com/product.php?ProductID=17&CategoryID=7
I have enjoyed much success with the thermostat with the exception of setting binary modbus registers (eg. 184/0).
Reading and setting of analog registers works as expected. Reading of binary registers appears to work.

I have have experimented with the “Use multiple write commands only” setting with no apparent effect.

In Mango M2M, if I change 137 to 4, 184/0 changes from 0 to 1.

Mango cannot write to 184/0 (or I have something configured wrong).

The same is true with register 310.

Do you have any suggestions?
Have other customers had success with this product?

posted in User help

I recently purchased a Tstat5 to try out with Mango M2M software.
http://www.temcocontrols.com/product.php?ProductID=17&CategoryID=7
I have enjoyed much success with the thermostat with the exception of setting binary modbus registers (eg. 184/0).
Reading and setting of analog registers works as expected. Reading of binary registers appears to work.

I have have experimented with the “Use multiple write commands only” setting with no apparent effect.

In Mango M2M, if I change 137 to 4, 184/0 changes from 0 to 1.

Mango cannot write to 184/0 (or I have something configured wrong).

The same is true with register 310.

Do you have any suggestions?
Have other customers had success with this product?

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