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.

Ok. The nag has been removed from M2M2.

Compound events were created before meta points and import/export, and so did not have the same convenient resources around to use. For now they have been excluded from M2M2, but if reintroduced they would be done differently - more like meta points as you suggest.

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!

To own the rights to it you need to buy an extended commercial license (the one with the source code). Then, anyone can build the driver, not just Serotonin.

If you don't need to own it you would effectively commission its development for inclusion in the commercial version. (Several other features of Mango were built this way.) Something like this would cost around $1 - 1.5 K CAD.

With this said, perhaps you could take this name and have it display in the "Compound event detector" section instead of the code. This would aide in the ability to review compoind events without knowing the codes....

This may be in a newer version, please forgive me if it is. I was wondering if there is a way to have the alarm page automatically update upon an alarm. If a user leaves up the alarm screen, and an alarm is activated while the screen is loaded, the new alarm does not show up (unless you refresh)… If you wanted to leave up a screen, showing you active alarms, currently it has to be manually refreshed…

This will be in version 1.6.0

Looks and works great! Thanks for the change!

Thanks, I´ll try this approach!

Wish Item :)
It would be nice if you could package mango to install tomcat, java, files, and mango in one easy executable. Again, this is why I gave up initially and it may help those less tech-ie.

lol... Guess not...

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Hi,

Yes I have got the new 9061 cards and have cut some VB code to control the cards in a multipelx setup. There is an updated driver for the 8055 that works a lot better. I am now using the 8055 as the control port driver and the 8061 to do the read write. seems to work fine. This gives me a set of cards for each location. With a total of 128 i/o ports more that I need. I worked out if I connect everything I will get the about 100.

The next step is to link the cards to the current house system to get an end to end test of a simple function, turn on and off a light.

As to Mango, I downloaded the files and did everything they said to set it up, but it gust will not run so I gave up. I will give it another go when I get the hardware sorted. Maybe by then they will have made it simpler to install.

Regards Laurie