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  1. ok now it works I've bought the part of Example 1 and in a junction box, which is located approximately the center of the cable connected. Now the values are displayed correctly in the HC2. Thank you again for the hints that ultimately led to the solution. However, I still have 2 questions that now address further areas: 1. To reduce the traffic, I have set the polling ("Devices polled periodically") to 120 seconds and the parameter 43 ("Reporting 0-10V ...") to 0.5V. So I get an update immediately for stronger wind changes and otherwise only every 2 minutes. That should be so correct, right? 2. I would like to use the anemometer for the sun blind control, but I want to avoid that a short gust of wind makes sure that the sun blinds go up. So I would like to implement the following things and wonder if and how it could go. a. MAX wind speed per day (last day or last 24 hours is enough) b. MIN wind speed per day (or last day or last 24 hours is enough) c. Durschn. Wind speed last 24 hours d. Durchn. Wind speed last 5 minutes. => Will be relevant later for external blind control. e. Nice to have would be graphic representation like in a chart. Has anyone implemented something like that or simlar to that, so I would not have to start with "0" programming. Would be very grateful for your help.
  2. Yes I know that problem, but I don‘t know a better solution. Mainly I need wind, Rain and temperature so this is ok for me. Lightsensor is at the moment only a addon for me. As far as I know the RGBW has a resulution of 0,01v but zwave is restricted to 0,1v. Do you know a better solution for my Problem?
  3. What do you think about the following "Ready-to-install-components". May they work? Bsp 1: Beispiel 1 Bsp 2: Beispiel 2
  4. @petergebruers and @tinman , thanks for answering so quickly. As I'm more the Kind of Economist guy, I'm not really firm in Building something like you suggested. I'm therefore thinking of 2 Options at them Moment: 1. Is it possible to get something like you suggested already as a "product" - I mean Kind of a Signal amplifier. 2. Can you help me by descbribing the needed parts and construction layout, so that I can find someone with more experience in something like that. @tinman yeah I would say so. I think I could get it soldered, but I'm absolutly not sure how and what and why to use.
  5. Hello to all, I'm trying to integrate a weather sensor with 0-10v analog Output to my HC2 using the Inputs of the RGBW module. While doing that I'm getting no correct voltage measurements. While measuring GND and IN1 or IN2 connected, I’m getting constant about 5V DC. While measuring GND in the Cable from windsensor (not connected to IN1) I get reliable results from 0-10V. Same with Light Sensor. As today was a very sunny day, it was the first time I could measure at the light sensor 5,4V on the RGBW and the cable. It seems to me, that if the sensor's Output is more than 5v I get reliable results in the HC2. What is it, what I’m doing wrong in this case? I’m desperate at the moment and hope for you help...
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