v0.3.0 - Jam Protection #23
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The new Version is showing up in the ioBroker Adapter Panel 😅 (beta/latest only!) |
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in my adapter browser wamo is not listed for the stable repository. Only with beta/latest repo, the 0.2.13 appears: |
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I'm running Admin 6.3.5 |
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Thanks, I've installed / updated via URL. from github. Now with 0.3.0 my log is overflowing with query timer messages: while I have not checked any of the additional logging messages in the extended option settings. |
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This Jam Protection release adds a scheduled move of the main valve which can be activated and scheduled in the adapter settings area (Tab: Tasks)
Be verry careful with this functionality because it will close and open the main valve in order to prevent it to get stuck in open position and therefore will not close in case of an leakage.
The Jam Protection can be planed using a CRON schedule which will also be configured in the adapter settings Tasks tab.
Be verry careful there as well, because if you schedule a jam protection for example every 1 Minute you are having big trouble because your main valve will close and open every minute!
During the Jam Protection activity, no regular states (Valve, Alarms etc.) will be updated in order to prevent false trigger you may have set on of those states.
If the main valve is already in closed position, the Jam Protection activity will not be performed in order to prevent opening the main valve.
If there is water consumption at start of Jam Protection the action will be delayed for 1 minute. After 10 faild attempts (water still flowing) Jam Protection will be aborted.
Disclaimer / Warning
If during the Jam Protection activity communication to the device gets lost or the WAMO adapter or ioBroker itself crashes or will be stopped, the main valve will stay in the last commanded position! This means if something gets wrong, the valve could be closed and needs to be opened by yourself using the related app or the button on the device itself.
This discussion was created from the release Jam Protection.
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