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zipato as a data logger
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Can I log my sensors such as power meter, temperature, humidity and CO2 with the Zipabox and visualise the output in the cloud, e.g. cosm.com with an update frequency of 30s ?
If not the zipato cloud provide such services?
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Still a big discussion since HTTP request with variables are not yet supported
Still a big discussion since HTTP request with variables are not yet supported
I also want to know when I can visualize temperature and other sensors data.. and hopeful for free.
I also want to know when I can visualize temperature and other sensors data.. and hopeful for free.
Look here:
http://www.domotica-blog.nl/post/Zipabox-devices-verbinden-met-google-Drive
and here:
https://community.zipato.com/responses/add-charts-to-meters
Look here:
http://www.domotica-blog.nl/post/Zipabox-devices-verbinden-met-google-Drive
and here:
https://community.zipato.com/responses/add-charts-to-meters
I wanted to dig up this blog again, as I am very much interested in logging my energy consumption data collected by the Power Module.
I followed the link to the GS Connector and came to the point where all my devices and meters are recognized, different sheets are created (if true) but no data is collected (values are 0). I assume things have changed and it does not work any longer?
Is there any other way to log data? This would be a very important feature for me.
Grateful to hear your feedback.
I wanted to dig up this blog again, as I am very much interested in logging my energy consumption data collected by the Power Module.
I followed the link to the GS Connector and came to the point where all my devices and meters are recognized, different sheets are created (if true) but no data is collected (values are 0). I assume things have changed and it does not work any longer?
Is there any other way to log data? This would be a very important feature for me.
Grateful to hear your feedback.
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