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RFX meter water in domoticz

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    danjard_mathieu
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    Hello all
    First, here is my config :
    Raspberry pi B+
    Domoticz V2.2563 (Last stable)
    RFXCOM
    Mysensor serial gateway V1.5 (Arduino uno + NRF24L01)
    Watermeter code onto an mini pro + waterflow sensor.

    I recently add a water meter on my system and i've got a strange behaviour.
    When i had it to domoticz, it appear as a RFXmeter and i've got the posibility to select it as energy, gas , water or counter.
    When i select counter, it show the recorded pulse number which look quite right but when it is selected as a water meter, it display strange value, i.e , for 1 pulse recorded , it display 0.010m3 water ...
    I can't figured where the convertion is done because on my sketch, the PULSEFACTOR is right and the serial is giving the right water volume.
    I didn't get any chance to look onto the gateway debug yet.
    If somebody have an idea, you are welcome.
    M@t
    PS: Sorry for my poor english, i'm French

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      hek
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      Maybe better to ask on the Domoticz forum if the water meter is a supported device.

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