Hello Gianit. I have also experienced issues with wait blocks in the past and sometimes it seemed like they were running in triple speed when doing a syncronization or just after.
So since two years back I never use a wait block longer than a 1 min.
Instead I use a sheduled timer rule to repeat itself every minute. And inside that rule I calculate many different thing UP like a counter or DOWN like a timer. Sometimes I use variables but I prefer to use virtual meters so that I can easily see the current value if needed to troble shoot.
Anyway, the values that are constantly updating UP or DOWN can easily be used to control lights or turn on the alarm after a few hours etc.
This solution has worked perfect for me for some years and no loooooong wait blocks messing up the processor speed.
// Henning :)
Hello Gianit. I have also experienced issues with wait blocks in the past and sometimes it seemed like they were running in triple speed when doing a syncronization or just after.
So since two years back I never use a wait block longer than a 1 min.
Instead I use a sheduled timer rule to repeat itself every minute. And inside that rule I calculate many different thing UP like a counter or DOWN like a timer. Sometimes I use variables but I prefer to use virtual meters so that I can easily see the current value if needed to troble shoot.
Anyway, the values that are constantly updating UP or DOWN can easily be used to control lights or turn on the alarm after a few hours etc.
This solution has worked perfect for me for some years and no loooooong wait blocks messing up the processor speed.
Styrange but after 2 days now the rule works.
Solved alone.
Thankyou
Styrange but after 2 days now the rule works.
Solved alone.
Thankyou
It probably needed to synchronize.
It probably needed to synchronize.
Hello Gianit. I have also experienced issues with wait blocks in the past and sometimes it seemed like they were running in triple speed when doing a syncronization or just after.
So since two years back I never use a wait block longer than a 1 min.
Instead I use a sheduled timer rule to repeat itself every minute. And inside that rule I calculate many different thing UP like a counter or DOWN like a timer. Sometimes I use variables but I prefer to use virtual meters so that I can easily see the current value if needed to troble shoot.
Anyway, the values that are constantly updating UP or DOWN can easily be used to control lights or turn on the alarm after a few hours etc.
This solution has worked perfect for me for some years and no loooooong wait blocks messing up the processor speed.
// Henning :)
Hello Gianit. I have also experienced issues with wait blocks in the past and sometimes it seemed like they were running in triple speed when doing a syncronization or just after.
So since two years back I never use a wait block longer than a 1 min.
Instead I use a sheduled timer rule to repeat itself every minute. And inside that rule I calculate many different thing UP like a counter or DOWN like a timer. Sometimes I use variables but I prefer to use virtual meters so that I can easily see the current value if needed to troble shoot.
Anyway, the values that are constantly updating UP or DOWN can easily be used to control lights or turn on the alarm after a few hours etc.
This solution has worked perfect for me for some years and no loooooong wait blocks messing up the processor speed.
// Henning :)
thankyou.
I decided to limit wait at 3600sec no more and put it inside a repeat. now it always work
thankyou.
I decided to limit wait at 3600sec no more and put it inside a repeat. now it always work
Hi Henning,
can you help me to set up virtual meter to be used as timer. I couldn't find guide in this forum.
Thanks
Janne
Hi Henning,
can you help me to set up virtual meter to be used as timer. I couldn't find guide in this forum.
Thanks
Janne
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