This?
v3.9.27 test/beta @stefmen
- Homewizard Legacy fetch debug added to same section under Application settings
- Heatlink Legacy improvement
- Homewizard Legacy Preset improvement (UI picker in Homey app)
- Using external gas meter (timestamp X) instead of administrative meter
Unfortunately that’s just one sensor. That’s works but is not handy for more sensors.
Would be handy have a temp change 1 hour or up to a day as a if/and operator.
Like you can set te delay of action but then as temp not changed for x hours.
Trying something, not sure if it works as the problem is I have to add timestamps to every thermometer.
Yes but then more generic in first if statement.
If a sensor temp not changed for x hours… sounds great👍
I can’t do a IF statement with a generic temp sensor (any) as the timer is per device. Moreover it requires to keep internal timers running all the time even for users that don’t use it. Triggers (ie IF statements) are complex when timers are involved. Not just a a quick condition if state A is different Thaler state B.
You ask a timer that is dynamic bases on the X hours you define in the first check and also any temp sensor.
What you ask is something for Athom I think. But I give it one shot but if that doesnt work or impacts the usability in this app (cpu / memory footprint) I stop and you have to ask Athom for this feature.
As an alternative you might want to consider the Device Capabilities app.
It provides a flowcard that you can use to check for sustained values for any of a device’s capabilities:
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No use, he wants any device. What you show is device specific.
the window is not shown with ios app and homey shs. with web app it works
adding a temp sensor with ios app works
and this is the error when i want to exclude the temp/hum sensor from climate:
Your first problem is a known problem that seems to be bugging me for 2 years. I think its a SDK2 → SDK3 problem still not resolved.
Temperature changekey is something I need to check. onSetting function goes wrong there.
Ah ok. I checked the prior posts, but I have trouble understanding the use case.
Just another thought: what if he would create a virtual device with the combined value (sum) of all temperatures, which gets updated via a flow when any of the individual temperatures change.
Then he can use the said Device Capabilities flowcards to check whether there was a change in the combined set of temperatures in the last hour.
If it matters which temp sensor changed, then he also needs to include some kind of unique (multiplier) factor per sensor to be able to distinguish between changes in temp sensors that combined, result in the same total value.
Me too, use case isnt clear but trying to add a generic trigger for any device with a driver only link is a pain in the code. It needs to be a trigger on driver level not device level. As normally you define a IF flow card per device. I understand what you suggest, yet that is a lot of work for just one use case.
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Try latest test version I just pushed.
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it works!
creation of the homewizard device can be done with the webapp
thanks a lot
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That’s a bummer, hwizard only supports 10 temp sensors so I hoped it did not have that much of an impact.
Thanks anyway for looking into it 
That is not the point. It’s Homey SDK limitation.
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amazing. It works now. Thank you!
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Good morning Jeroen, since this morning the app keeps crashing, recovering automatically after about 30 seconds, then crashing again after a few minutes, recovering again, etc. I’ve restarted my Homey Pro 2023 and the HomeWizard app v3.9.21, but the problem persists. Any ideas?
Yes try test version. I think you spammed me yesterday with diagnostics on that.
