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LUA Scene for update time on HC2 via local NTP server
Veki posted a question in Scenes and Interface
Hi. I noticed that my HC2 have wrong time (cca 2 min off), even in config is set to automatic sync time from ntp server. At home I have local NTP server. Can I make scene for update time from local server? Vedran -
Hello, we're located in turkey and the time in turkey is GMT+3 all over the year without summer / winter time. As of 29.10 we have false times on HC2 and all scenes etc. are running false. I have tried to setup different time server with turkey (gmt+3) on localization page but it does not get the correct time. Setting the time manually works in interface but scenes and sunset times are false ... i want to have it over ntp. Does someone has same problems? Is there a setting i've not seen or is this a bug on HC2 side?
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Hi, because of the ntp behavior my HC2 reboot direct after boot, i had only two or three seconds to see the dashboard. Here is my solution to solve this problem by your own. If you have a LUA-Script to do a ntp-update (like me) you have to find out the scene ID to delete it. So first power off your HC2 (by hardware button on the back, short "click"), wait 30 seconds, remove your backup-usb stick and put it in your PC. Navigate to your last backup: backups->backupXX_XX_XX-XXX-> scenes. Take a closer look to the .lua files and find out which scene id is the one who update the time/location setting, in my case it was scene id 484 (see screenshot). After this you have to navigate to the REST Interface on http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/docs. If your HC2 is rebooting . . . press every second the reload button. Then go to scenes->delete and put in your scene id and click "try it". In my case it took several trys to do it because the uptime between the reboots was very, very short.
