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    bobo3366
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    Hi
    Sorry, maybe the question will seem stupid but I don't understand what I have to do ....
    I list what I did:

    1. installed OpenHab on Raspberry (configured working)
    2. I connected a motion sensor (ESP8866, OK)
    3. I defined the MQTT channel (I receive regulation 0/1)
    4. I have attached to the Dashboard the sensor (pin) that identifies me if on or off.

    I wanted :

    • Historicize alarms (possible on DB to keep data)
    • create a graph with any alarms over time.

    Who can help me (maybe by sending a sample)

    Thank you

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