Rflink, Node Red and Gladys

[Psoy]

@elfedagger

I also have this problem

Hello @elfedagger
Which ports are your devices connected to?

[elfedagger]

On USB0 I have my Zigbee dongle, on USB1 I have my RFlink and on USB2 my Bluetooth dongle.

[gaetanb76]

@Psoy

If you have time look at what I wrote and tell me if it suits you( it’s located just above paragraph 7)

Hello,
I corrected some comments to remove the accents.

let input = msg.payload; // message received by the Serial node ; exemple : 20;26;Oregon TempHygro;ID=2D6D;TEMP=800f;HUM=61;HSTATUS=0;BAT=LOW; . Temperature is equal to -1.5deg
var Sign = input.substring(36,37); // read the 1st character of the temperature, to know if the temperature is \u003c 0
var Neg = 0; // digit to add at the beginning if temperature \u003c 0
var Temp = input.substring(36, 40); // read the temperature as an integer over 4 characters, the 1st being the positive (0) or negative (8) indicator
var TempNeg = input.substring(37, 40); // read the last 3 digits, those relevant for the temperature value

// Handling negative temperatures
if (Sign == 8) { // if the first character is 8, we are dealing with a negative temperature
var CreationTempNeg = Neg.toString() + TempNeg; // transform the temperature to have it over 4 relevant characters ; replace the first character with a 0
var NouvelleTempNeg = parseInt(CreationTempNeg, 16); // convert the temperature value from hex to decimal
msg.payload = -1 * (NouvelleTempNeg / 10); // divide the decimal temperature value by 10, because it arrives 10 times larger, but above all multiply by -1 to make it negative
}
// Handling positive temperatures
if (Sign == 0) { // if the 1st character of the temperature value is 0, the temperature is positive
Temp = parseInt(Temp, 16);
msg.payload = Temp / 10;
}
return msg;

[gaetanb76]

@Psoy

By the way, I’d appreciate it if you could explain it to me — how do you transform the frame into an array?

Here’s how I did it :

[Psoy]

@gaetanb76

Hello,
I corrected some comments

Thanks @gaetanb76
I thank you for your correction, I hope I didn’t write anything stupid. One small clarification, you can’t modify the tutorial yourself? I have to copy/paste, right?

@gaetanb76

Here’s how I did it:

Je te remercie, je vais etudier ta methode
Thank you very much, have a good evening.

[gaetanb76]

@Psoy

One small clarification: you can’t edit the tutorial yourself? Do I have to copy/paste, right?

Exactly.

@Psoy

Thank you, I’ll study your method

You’re welcome.
Have a good evening

[pierre-gilles]

Hi everyone!

To keep this thread clear and structured, I did two things:

• I created a new thread dedicated to development: Intégration Node-RED: Donner accès aux ports USB au container Docker

• I deleted about fifty messages that were not essential to this tutorial.

In the future, please keep this thread reserved only for discussions about the tutorial

For any development request, create a thread in Demande de fonctionnalités

For any questions or debugging help, open a thread in Configuration

A forum remains readable when one thread = one specific topic.

Don’t hesitate to create new threads instead of reusing old discussion threads; this avoids confusion and makes it easier to follow the conversations!

[Psoy]

@pierre-gilles

For any development request, create a topic in Demande de fonctionnalités

For any question or debugging help, open a topic in Configuration

A forum remains readable when each thread covers a specific topic.

It would be nice to have a guide to orient us when posting messages. I often wonder whether I’m in the right topic,