Can't you do this with meta points?

Seems to be fine. I think I may have ran into one small issue... It was when adding a point in the SQL view, and clicking the drop down box to select the point type. I'll verify.

I think this is a good idea :)

You can't on an iPhone iPad or other mobile device.

In other commercial SCADA systems, if a value is coming in wrong from the data source, until it gets fixed, you have the option to scan inhibit that point and can manually override it.

Of course if you manually override the point, the point is marked somehow such as a different color.

Just a thought.

In other commercial SCADA systems, if a value is coming in wrong from the data source, until it gets fixed, you have the option to scan inhibit that point and can manually override it.

Of course if you manually override the point, the point is marked somehow such as a different color.

Just a thought.

Could compound events be setup with a time condition? An example: Light is turned on and fan has been running (both conditions true) for 3 min?

I understand you could set this up through each point and then do compound events based off that, but it gets a little confusing.

Could compound events be setup with a time condition? An example: Light is turned on and fan has been running (both conditions true) for 3 min?

I understand you could set this up through each point and then do compound events based off that, but it gets a little confusing.

It would be nice if there was a checkbox on the login screen that would say something like: "Please do not warn me if the browser is not supported".

It would be nice if there was a checkbox on the login screen that would say something like: "Please do not warn me if the browser is not supported".

When you have allot of points, and are utilizing compound events, the reference numbers in the condition window can get confusing. The only way to figure out your statement is to reference each point by expanding the tree in the event types. This can be very time consuming.

Can the compound events be setup like the Meta points? This would allow you to assign your own name for the variables in your condition window?

When you have allot of points, and are utilizing compound events, the reference numbers in the condition window can get confusing. The only way to figure out your statement is to reference each point by expanding the tree in the event types. This can be very time consuming.

Can the compound events be setup like the Meta points? This would allow you to assign your own name for the variables in your condition window?

Link to Ted 5000
http://www.theenergydetective.com/ted-5002-c

Just a little post in case anyone is interested. The Ted 5000 monitors power coming in to your home via both phase wires. It comes with a web server which you can easily point Mango to and exact values from the device.

I created a data source of a HTTP Retriever, then set the URL to http://ted5000/api/LiveData.xml. You can set the update period to whatever you want.

You can then add your points. Here is an example:
To monitor the current power draw:
Data Type: Numeric
Value RegEx: <CostNow>(.*?)</CostNow>

That should do it!

Link to Ted 5000
http://www.theenergydetective.com/ted-5002-c

Just a little post in case anyone is interested. The Ted 5000 monitors power coming in to your home via both phase wires. It comes with a web server which you can easily point Mango to and exact values from the device.

I created a data source of a HTTP Retriever, then set the URL to http://ted5000/api/LiveData.xml. You can set the update period to whatever you want.

You can then add your points. Here is an example:
To monitor the current power draw:
Data Type: Numeric
Value RegEx: <CostNow>(.*?)</CostNow>

That should do it!

Link to Ted 5000
http://www.theenergydetective.com/ted-5002-c

Just a little post in case anyone is interested. The Ted 5000 monitors power coming in to your home via both phase wires. It comes with a web server which you can easily point Mango to and exact values from the device.

I created a data source of a HTTP Retriever, then set the URL to http://ted5000/api/LiveData.xml. You can set the update period to whatever you want.

You can then add your points. Here is an example:
To monitor the current power draw:
Data Type: Numeric
Value RegEx: <CostNow>(.*?)</CostNow>

That should do it!

Link to Ted 5000
http://www.theenergydetective.com/ted-5002-c

Just a little post in case anyone is interested. The Ted 5000 monitors power coming in to your home via both phase wires. It comes with a web server which you can easily point Mango to and exact values from the device.

I created a data source of a HTTP Retriever, then set the URL to http://ted5000/api/LiveData.xml. You can set the update period to whatever you want.

You can then add your points. Here is an example:
To monitor the current power draw:
Data Type: Numeric
Value RegEx: <CostNow>(.*?)</CostNow>

That should do it!

Hi,
I just purchased the TED 5000 series... Will let you know how it works with mango shortly.

lol... Guess not...

Thanks for the info! I'll change my code!

For some reason MANGO did not like the "pointView.id"... What I did to get it to work was to manually place in the number based upon the graphic views url "http://localhost:8080/mango/views.shtm?viewId=2" so I placed a 2.

var result = "";
result += "<span onclick='mango.view.setPoint("+ point.id+", "+ 2 +", ""+ !value +"")'>";

if (value)
result += "i'm ON. click me";
else
result += "i'm OFF. click me";

result += "</span>";
return result;