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Copying Reading value into 'state' field

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  • Stephan NollerS Offline
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    Stephan Noller
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    I have my mysensors connected to FHEM and everything works fine so far - just the 'state' flag of my sensors is not getting populated and always shows questionsmarks. How can i change that? I would prefer to always see the latest value from this sensor here - can it be done via a mapping?

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      Hello,

      This can be done with the stateFormat attribute

      This is how I implemented it for my sensors

      stateFormat = temperature1 °C / humidity2 % / batterylevel %
      
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        @gloob said:

        stateFormat

        awesome - thank you!!

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        • Stephan NollerS Stephan Noller

          I have my mysensors connected to FHEM and everything works fine so far - just the 'state' flag of my sensors is not getting populated and always shows questionsmarks. How can i change that? I would prefer to always see the latest value from this sensor here - can it be done via a mapping?

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          @Stephan-Noller
          I set the stateFormat attribute to something like

          {sprintf("T:%.1f H:%.0f P:%.0f B:%.0f",ReadingsVal("MYSENSOR_105","temperature1",0), ReadingsVal("MYSENSOR_105","humidity",0), ReadingsVal("MYSENSOR_105","pressure2",0), ReadingsVal("MYSENSOR_105","batterylevel",0))}
          
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            Here's a good source of info for non German speakers:

            http://www.ply.me.uk/bits_and_pieces/fhem_snippets.html

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