Originally posted by: <email address deleted>
Hello there,
I'm trying to plot HMS100T temperature graphs in PGM2. The log files
look like this:
2009-01-20_08:47:43 Aussen T: 3.6 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_08:53:01 Aussen T: 3.6 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_08:58:19 Aussen T: 3.7 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:03:37 Aussen T: 3.8 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:08:55 Aussen T: 3.9 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:14:12 Aussen T: 4 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:19:30 Aussen T: 4 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:24:48 Aussen T: 3.7 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:30:06 Aussen T: 3.7 Bat: ok
2009-01-20_09:35:24 Aussen T: 3.8 Bat: ok
I tried to create a new hms.gplot using the existing gplot files (e.g.
fht or ks300_2). Selecting columns 1 and 4, my plots have axes and
text but never contain any data. Has anybody here done this before?
My server version is 4.4 from 2008-08-04 ($Id: fhem.pl,v 1.51
2008/08/04 14:34:53 rudolfkoenig Exp $)
Best regards
Stefan
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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>
Hi Stefan,
yes. Just use existant hms_tf.gplot and delete humidity entries. As
result you'll have:
#FileLog 4:T:0:
plot \
"< awk '/T:/ {print $1, $4}' "\
using 1:2 axes x1y2 title 'Measured temperature' with lines lw 2\
Greetings
Klaus
On 20 Jan., 10:53, stefanw wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I'm trying to plot HMS100T temperature graphs in PGM2. The log files
> look like this:
>
> 2009-01-20_08:47:43 Aussen T: 3.6 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_08:53:01 Aussen T: 3.6 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_08:58:19 Aussen T: 3.7 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:03:37 Aussen T: 3.8 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:08:55 Aussen T: 3.9 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:14:12 Aussen T: 4 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:19:30 Aussen T: 4 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:24:48 Aussen T: 3.7 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:30:06 Aussen T: 3.7 Bat: ok
> 2009-01-20_09:35:24 Aussen T: 3.8 Bat: ok
>
> I tried to create a new hms.gplot using the existing gplot files (e.g.
> fht or ks300_2). Selecting columns 1 and 4, my plots have axes and
> text but never contain any data. Has anybody here done this before?
>
> My server version is 4.4 from 2008-08-04 ($Id: fhem.pl,v 1.51
> 2008/08/04 14:34:53 rudolfkoenig Exp $)
>
> Best regards
> Stefan
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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>
On 20 Jan., 23:47, klaus wrote:
> Just use existant hms_tf.gplot and delete humidity entries. As
Thanks a lot... after updating to the newest FHEM I found this
hms_tf.gplot file (and lost my fhem.cfg since 'make install' swiftly
overwrote it). However, the reconstructed FHEM is better than before
and plotting the HMS works nicely :-)
Cheers
Stefan
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> ... (and lost my fhem.cfg since 'make install' swiftly overwrote it).
Thanks for the hint, I fixed this.
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