Temperaturdiagram erstellen

[Laemmi]

Hallo,

ich habe ein Gera HS und möchte gerne ein Temperatur- und Windgeschwindigkeitsdiagram erstellen.
Hierfür bin ich nach der Anleitung von Sebastian Dernbach vorgegangen.
Es funktioniert nur leider die Stundenanzeige der Temperatur. Hat hier jemand Erfahrung damit oder eine detaillierte Anleitung
für sowas?

Danke!

VG

[intelligente Haustechnik]

Eigentlich dürfte Dir nur ididdi antworten.
Du brauchst für jedes Diagramm einen Archiveintrag
Archiv.JPG

[Laemmi]

Das habe ich. Zumindest die Stundendiagramme funktionieren, mehr leider nicht.

[intelligente Haustechnik]

Und Du mußt unterschiedliche Zykluszeiten verwenden und bei den Diagrammen das passende Archiv auswählen.
Also: Poste mal Deine ganzen Einstellungen

[Laemmi]

Hier meine Einstellungen:

[Laemmi]

Beim Windsensor das Gleiche

[intelligente Haustechnik]

Da wirst Du noch ein wenig üben müssen, was das Einstellen von Bildern betrifft...

[Laemmi]

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[intelligente Haustechnik]

Sieht so schlecht nicht aus.
Was macht die Logik?
Was passiert in den Ausgangsboxen?
Wo ist der Unterschied zwischen Stunde und den anderen?

[bramlangen]

(Apologies for the English, otherwise the post would take me forever - reply in German is fine)
I am not a QC-user, so don't know how those QC templates work. When I create a diagram (which I display in the 'freie Visu') then I record the temperature at the interval I want to see it in the graph.

In your case you record some unknown value once per minute (not 'Temperatur', but some other communication object). Since you have the 'Zyklus' activated, then the archive itself will pull that value in once per minute. I don't understand why the archive does not show 'Temperature' as the K-Object, instead you have for each archive a different GA (Temperatur Stunde, Temperatur Woche, usw.). I suggest you take the real temperature GA instead, and use that for each of those archives.

Since you use the 'Zyklus' option, you should not have to use any logic in the GLE. I find that logic odd anyway, as you are utilizing the 'Zyklus'. Having said that, these counters never run anyway, as they are all turned OFF (E2 == 0).

Since you state that your hourly diagram works, then 'Temperatur Stunde' somehow gets the real temperature value - or is that the actual GA that is tied to the sensor? (If so, I would rename it to 'Temperatur').
Have you set the 'HTTP Abruf'? That way you can easily check the content of each archive. It eases troubleshooting greatly.

Since the other diagrams do not show data, then the first suspect is the GA you use. Be sure to use the actual 'Temperatur' GA which is tied to the sensor.

The 'Tag' archive looks OK (apart from the value you record, the 'Temperatur Tag'). Once you have a real temperature GA set, then the diagram should show you a value at 10-minute intervals. The 'Monat' shows 4 weeks, at 3-hour intervals. The 'Jahr' shows you 48 weeks, oddly enough one recording every 1.5 days...meaning today during the day, the next reading at night, then during the day again. I would say you should record every hour (or two, or three, whatever you like best), and increase the 'Ringspeicher' accordingly.

Bram

[Laemmi]

Ich bin dieser Anleitung gefolgt, https://blog.sebastian-dernbach.de/g...am-darstellen/, da stehen die Schritte auch soweit erklärt.

[BadSmiley]

Versuch doch mal die: https://knx-user-forum.de/forum/%C3%...-wochenansicht

[bramlangen]

might work, but then at least turn on those generators by setting e2 to 1.

[Laemmi]

Funktioniert leider nach wie vor nur das Stunden-Diagramm. Ich habe keine Ahnung wo der Fehler ist.
Minus Temperaturen werden auch nicht angezeigt.

[bramlangen]

The link that BadSmiley posted may give you a much easier method to create your graphs. I think that the 'Sebastian' method is unnecessarily complicated. But, if you really want to go that route:

1. Do you use the 'Durchschnittsobjekt' as per Sebastian to calculate the hourly average? Or do you maybe use the straight temperature value.
2. Since you do not see negative values, are you using the proper data type (EIS5) in the HS?
3. Have you enabled calling up the archives via HTTP? That way, at least you can check and see if anything actually is recorded.
   Are there any records in the day/month archives?
4. For better troubleshooting please post the logic (including what the commands do) for the hourly and the daily recording. That way at least it should be possible to see what you have created, and what the difference might be between a working and a not-working diagram.