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Don't know about the others, but openHAB has a REST API and is able to draw nice charts as a picture which you can embed in your web page.

Hi All, Resolved this with a simple funtion splitting the value in byte long parts. Bit shifting and OR are a perfect fit for this :-). The code: void storeEeprom(int pos, int value) { // function for saving the values to the internal EEPROM // value = the value to be stored (as int) // pos = the first byte position to store the value in // only two bytes can be stored with this function (max 32.767) gw.saveState(pos, ((unsigned int)value >> 8 )); pos++; gw.saveState(pos, (value & 0xff)); } int readEeprom(int pos) { // function for reading the values from the internal EEPROM // pos = the first byte position to read the value from int hiByte; int loByte; hiByte = gw.loadState(pos) << 8; pos++; loByte = gw.loadState(pos); return (hiByte | loByte); }

Yes, that should do it. And yes you shouldn't use delay() or sleep the node. Instead you use timer or your own millis() checks.