Hey,

Are those values coming through a driver? If yes maybe you could use msg conversion?

BR
Alex

Hey, If it is for reporting purpose, I would suggest to use influx query in order to get the data every 60s. Using flux you can have aggregate windows and filling values. myserie = from(bucket: "winccoa/MEAS_WIND") |> range(start: '$startYear'-'$startMonth'-'$startDay:00:00Z, stop: '$endYe...

Hey,

It is pretty straightforward :

https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v1 ... s/grafana/

As WinCCOA is using influxdb, anything working with it is fine to use. Just be aware of the data structure.

BR
Alex

Hey Todd,

As far as I know, you need to carry by script the add_values when the alarm status change. You can use a dedicated script for this or put it in the alert class scripts.

Alex

Hi Gabor,

Gif are natively supported.
For video, you can use VLC activeX if you are using Windows.

BR
Alex

Hey,

Just have a look into TCP functions.
https://www.winccoa.com/documentation/W ... pRead.html

BR
Alex

Hi,

Why would you run several DB to increase robustness? The logic is not good, you are just having several points of failure. If you want robustness, just go for a standalone influxdb and put in on HA cluster. Then you can put all your data there.

BR
Alex

Hey,
Did you put a layout in the contained panels? If no, then you cannot guarantee the behavior of embedding them. This is pure luck then that it happens to be center for embedded and left for splitters.

I would advice to always layout embedded modules so you always control their look and feel.

Hey, You are fully correct about blocking time. Idea is that the queryconnect will wait for the defined blocking time without triggering callback. At the end of the blocking time, every event which happened will be send in the same matrix of results. This will indeed reduce the amount of callbacks, ...

Hey Kilian,

No it is not. I would need to clean it a lot for this but I will consider it and keep it updated here.