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[Terdious]

Hi @Prof_Techno,

According to your link:

It’s in z2m. So you need to go to the z2m integration page and click the link that’s on the « Configuration » page.
http://[adresse_ip_gladys:8080/ normally.

[Prof_Techno]

here’s what I have in z2m

and you have to click on the line

URL of the Zigbee2mqtt interface : http://localhost:12000

for those who’ve been searching like I have since yesterday

thanks

[Prof_Techno]

small issue(s) of the day — actually two, but one that seems, I think, simple to resolve

so as you can see the legends are not relevant and I haven’t found where to change them; I found something on the forum about device but I don’t know where to find that info

same vein: while I’m thinking about it, is there a way to choose the min and max of the y-axis to give more meaning to the curve

and likewise, there are « last hour » or « last 24 hours » options — is it possible to have 6 hours

and the other issue is that the curves have gaps even though there is data, or so I think, since the colors correspond to the same sensor so there’s no reason I have the temperature but not the humidity??

thanks for your insights

[pierre-gilles]

Hi @Prof_Techno

Those are all good points that could be improved.

I believe @Terdious has already worked on some of them, it seems.

Could you create feature requests so we don’t lose these requests?

[Terdious]

That’s right!!^^

For:

@Prof_Techno

so as you can see the legends are not relevant and I haven’t found where to change them I found something on the forum about device but I don’t know where to find that info

If you have Gladys Plus (gladys plus) you can test it at: https://terdious-binary-and-columns-dashboard.pages.dev/
The part that interests you: Affichage des graphiques pour les capteurs binaires - #86 par Terdious allows renaming devices for legend display.

@Prof_Techno

same here in the same vein, while I’m thinking about it is there a way to choose the min and max of the y-axis to give more meaning to the curves

There is this request: Pouvoir avoir une courbe meme si la valeur ne bouge pas which concerns setpoint devices that don’t change regularly and therefore are no longer visible over certain periods. So I had started coding something to be able to manually add fixed curves like min/max. But for the moment we’ve refocused on the original part with setpoint-type devices. I’m working on that.

@Prof_Techno

and likewise, the « last hour » or « last 24 hours » — is it possible to make it 6 hours?

Easily possible, yes ^^

@Prof_Techno

and the other issue is that the curves have gaps even though there is data — at least I think so since the colors correspond to the same sensor so there’s no reason I’d have the temperature but not the humidity??

I don’t know about that ^^ I don’t recall encountering that issue…

[Prof_Techno]

So I won’t be able to test because I don’t have Gladys Plus.

[Prof_Techno]

So, for the incomplete curves, indeed when the value is identical it doesn’t get filled in, but as soon as there is a change in temperature or humidity it updates within the response-time interval, of course.

[Prof_Techno]

well, I’m in trouble

it was for my heating, a Zigbee module Nodon SIN-4-FP-21

I found this but I don’t know if it can help: https://haade.fr/fr/blog/test-nouveau-module-chauffage-zigbee-nodon-sin-4-fp-21-avec-fil-pilote-et-integration-home_assistant

so after some tinkering it was recognized in the MQTT section but in Gladys

[guim31]

You should be able to work around it while waiting for it to be supported: with Node-RED and its Zigbee2MQTT integration.

If you want to use Gladys no matter what, you create virtual MQTT devices that meet the need and make Node-RED communicate with Zigbee2MQTT and with Gladys’ MQTT devices.

[Prof_Techno]

ok but you’ll need to explain a bit more to me if possible because I don’t quite get everything here

so I’ve already started by installing rednode
but it’ll stop there for now because I don’t know where to start lol

[guim31]

No worries… but not tonight unfortunately I don’t have enough time! We’ll help you

[_Will_71]

Here’s a video by @pierre-gilles that shows an example of using Node-RED

[Prof_Techno]

So I did watch the video and honestly the examples are easy but a 6-order pilot-wire heating system isn’t the same, especially the Gladys part which is very poorly documented on the web

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[guim31]

I don’t know anything about heating. But the pilot wire just carries a binary signal, right? Like one pulse turns the heating on, another turns it off?

[Prof_Techno]

@guim31

, another one turns it off

I’m not sure — there’s also the matter of temperature that comes into play

[pierre-gilles]

You can use « Climate → Temperature » for the temperature. That will show you a target temperature selector

[Prof_Techno]

Sorry, but I don’t know where to start.

[pierre-gilles]

Did you watch this tutorial?

I explain everything step by step in it.

[Prof_Techno]

Yes, I looked but maybe too quickly — I’m starting again today; I need my radiator.

[Prof_Techno]

so I looked but since I don’t really know who is talking to whom and in which direction it’s complicated

I end up with this on the Gladys side

it’s air conditioning temperature and mode

but I don’t really know what to do with it because personally I thought, like you said, there would be something where I could enter values — or maybe it’s not there

on the MQTT side I have this:

my primary goal is that, based on a temperature, my radiator turns on for at least 5 minutes to avoid day/night switching

and then depending on the date, presence, etc., it adjusts to the correct comfort temperature

and a vacation button with a number of days to put everything in eco mode or stop