[Solved] Support for S_MULTIMETER and V_VOLTAGE in Vera

[Woodside]

Can anyone confirm if S_MULTIMETER and V_VOLTAGE are supported in Vera?

L_Arduino.lua indicates it is supported

Whereas Selecting a Controller, indicates it is not supported

Using

MyMessage msgVolt(CHILD_ID_VOLTAGE, V_VOLTAGE);

and

present(CHILD_ID_VOLTAGE, S_MULTIMETER);

The Multimeter device is created

but the values are blank.

The Vera log shows the 'Voltage' value is being sent with the correct value

50      06/11/17 14:25:48.875   luup_log:78: Arduino: Set variable: 1;0;1;0;38;4.79 <0x2ebbe680>
50      06/11/17 14:25:48.876   luup_log:78: Arduino: Setting variable 'Voltage' to value '4.79' <0x2ebbe680>
50      06/11/17 14:25:48.876   luup_log:78: Arduino: urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:EnergyMetering1,Voltage, 4.79, 87 <0x2ebbe680>

Is it possible to get this to appear in the Multimeter device?

[itbeyond]

I have loaded a Github repo to the Vera branch to fix this. The problem is the service references in the D_Multimeter1.json file. Edit this file and change all 6 references of urn:arduino-cc:serviceId: to urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:

Then reload the LUUP file (D_Multimeter1.json) in VERA - APPS - DEVELOP APPS - LUUP FILES. Restart the LUUP Engine and the values will now correctly appear.

You can also see the pull request here: https://github.com/mysensors/Vera/pull/57/commits/695dfefaca0b3c7c3529242132a0902de9ec212f

[Woodside]

@itbeyond said in Support for S_MULTIMETER and V_VOLTAGE in Vera:

urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:

Excellent, now working thanks

I have commented accordingly on your pull request.

[BartE]

Does anyone know why the three value are not show in the "data_request?id=lu_sdata" output?

It only outputs default values:

{
      "name": "MyMulti",
      "altid": "12;1",
      "id": 346,
      "category": 12,
      "subcategory": -1,
      "room": 0,
      "parent": 64
    },

While i would expect

{
      "name": "MyMulti",
      "altid": "12;1",
      "id": 346,
      "category": 12,
      "subcategory": -1,
      "room": 0,
      "parent": 64,
      "Impedance": 0,
      "Current": 0,
      "Voltage": 4.89
    },

I'm looking for a solution quite some time now, but I somehow miss a problem.