Telldus Technologies

It's no big deal anyway. I like to have ignored sensors with no name :D In my case it's about the fact that some of my sensors get a new ID when I change batteries. The old sensor ID hangs in there (in Telldus Live sensorlist) for a long time before it's removed due to lack of new readings. For such...

Set-TDSensor -NewName can not be used to delete the name (set it to blank) ?!

Yes, either you fixed it or Telldus fixed their api. Not sure, but got lots of those timeouts you refer to during the last week or so, but now it's been 24 hours plus with no timeouts :) I've noticed that the script execution times is now back to more or less 'normal', so maybe Telldus got their api...

No problem. For a string in Delphi 'wgust' is just as friendly (or not) as 'WindGust' or any other string

Tested Oregon windsensor:
Seems to work fine with latest AutomatD, but a tiny little issue (in 'properties to output'): This windsensor sends 3 values to Telldus Live; wavg, wdir and wgust. In current AutomatD wgust is not translated into a friendly name like wavg and wdir is.

Got my windsensor up and running today. Info will follow.

I know, just checking to see that it was intentional

Well, you did forget 'Humidity' this time?

Select-Object : The property cannot be processed because the property "Raintotal" already exists.
At AutomaTD.psm1:317 char:20

But resulting csv looks okay..

Almost there

Works fine when getting the complete history from all sensors, but when using switches -Deviceid and -After is does not work?

Yes, I do agree. From a neutral point of view the best approach would be to take care of various sensortypes dynamically. I myself will probably test also a windsensor in the near future :) The problem (my problem at least) is mostly related to how I want the the exporting to CSV to work and how I w...

Does not work (as I expect at least) The output from Get-TDSensorHistoryData is different from a rainsensor and a temperature/humdity-sensor, which cause problems when exporting both types of output to the same CSV-file (with -Append-switch). To get this to work I'll have to export rainsensor-histor...

That seems to work...
Quick workaround for the Get-TDSensorHistoryData also ?

Well, I can probably pick up the values somehow, but the best would have this intergrated nicely in AutomaTD ? I use it like this: $SensorData=Get-TDSensor | Get-TDSensorData $SensorData | Export-Csv "Sensors.csv" -Encoding utf8 One sensors on each line in sensors.csv. It would have been nice to hav...

Yes I do indeed :) Data : {@{name=rrate; value=875; scale=0; lastUpdated=1543483566; max=875; maxTime=1543482344}, @{name=rtot; value=19.7; scale=0; lastUpdated=1543483566}} or, name : rrate value : 875 scale : 0 lastUpdated : 1543483566 max : 875 maxTime : 1543482344 name : rtot value : 19.7 scale ...