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I solved it with string.sub

How i can get this three values in three variables. They are part of a json ouput. I know that I have to convert them from flot to dec. ,"PV1":{"MPP_POWER":["fl_4385EEFA","fl_431E9127","fl_00000000"]} Thanks for any help

Download the HC3 version from my last post. What you have downloaded is the HC2 version.

Maybe you can use or adapt this: HC3-DoorWindowMonitoring0.2.6-en.lua

After a bit of googling, I figured out how to treat the string. r,g,b,w = oldcolor:match("([^,]+),([^,]+),([^,]+),([^,]+)" ) hub.call(212, "setColor", r,g,b,w )

How can I save a color value of an RGBW controller into a variable for later use. I read the value from the API. Example: oldcolor = "0,0,0,170" hub.call(212, "setColor", oldcolor) That does not work. Is there a simple solution for this. Thanks for every hint.

It's pretty simple. 1. Open Swagger in HC3 2. Select RGBPrograms 3. From the 5 options select the middle GET 4. Click on "Try it out" and enter an RGB program ID e.g. 3 (Rainbow) 5. Click on Execute and then on “Download” Now you can now edit the .json file with an editor Alternatively, you can also copy the RGB program from an HC2 via the API, edit it, i.e. change the name and ID, and then insert it as a new RGB program using POST, analogous to the previous GET. First delete the example schema from the program body and insert your new code. The new program is inserted afteryou click “Execute”. Alternatively, you can create a completely new program from an existing template. Here is my alarm program that I copied from my HC2. It creates a red and fast flashing effect. { "id": 219, "name": "Alarm red", "steps": [ { "color": { "r": 255, "g": 0, "b": 0, "w": 0 }, "duration": 40, "transitionTime": 0 }, { "color": { "r": 0, "g": 0, "b": 0, "w": 0 }, "duration": 600, "transitionTime": 0 }, { "color": { "r": 255, "g": 0, "b": 0, "w": 0 }, "duration": 40, "transitionTime": 0 }, { "color": { "r": 0, "g": 0, "b": 0, "w": 0 }, "duration": 600, "transitionTime": 0 } ], "totalDurationTime": 1280, "created": 1698228371, "modified": 1698228371 } ] Good luck

Does anyone know at what intervals the temperature sensor sends its data to the heat controller? Many thanks

No Problem. I used a temporary user and pw for this.

I don't know how to pass the parameters. Maybe someone has an idea what I'm doing wrong. -- function setAPI(audiolevel) print (audiolevel) --This url works fine in a browser --http://192.168.110.11/control/control?set&section=audio&SPEAKERLEVEL=-30 local url = "http://192.168.110.11/control/control" local requestBody = { ["set"] = "set" , --??? ["section"] = "audio", ["SPEAKERLEVEL"] = audiolevel } local requestBody = { ["set"] = "set", ["section"] = "audio", ["SPEAKERLEVEL"] = audiolevel } local extraheaders = { ['Accept'] = 'application/json', ['Content-Type'] = 'text/plain', ['Authorization'] = 'Basic cmF1ZGlvOjVRbnYya0N6Nl9Z' } local selfhttp = net.HTTPClient({timeout=2000}) selfhttp:request(url, { options= { headers = extraheaders, data = json.encode(requestBody), method = "POST" --POST, GET }, success = function(response) data = response.data print('Return Value: '..response.status) print('Data: '..data) end, error = function(message) print("error:", message) end }) end --function local level = -6 setAPI(level) The return status is 200, so the registration works, but the server then shows me a list of commands e.g. read, set, list, factory restore, hidetext, set_profile, read_profile etc Many thanks for your help