How to get the complete history of a device with API

[Tibus31 0]

Dear All,

I have a jacuzzi heater which is overheating and in consequence, melt the plastic case around him so bad that the water is leaking through it

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To prevent this, I use the flood sensor which:

1. Detect flood with extension cable

2. Measure temperature directly in the plastic case.

If higher than 45° => report mail and cut the heater.

Well, again it overheated, the plastic melted and the flood sensor too.

On the event, I can check 1 week from now and it never went over 40°C (It melted so it must have been higher than 40°C)

Does somebody know how to get the whole log of this flood sensor because the event is not a very easy way to check 2 weeks of T°. It only allows 2 days to be displayed...

Thank you very much in advance!!!

[A.Socha 133]

you can check it by using that http command

example is from 25.8 till today

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[Lambik 194]

Is this possible per device?

[stevenvd 51]

Aahhh thanks! I have been looking for this for a whole evening

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ehm, per device id: just add:

&deviceID=477

[Lambik 194]

thanx!

[stevenvd 51]

How do I use a get in a scene? I though this was implemented in scenes from 3.90x right?

With:

HC2 = Net.FHttp("127.0.0.1", 11111);

I get an error that Net is Nill.

[A.Socha 133]

stevenvd, wait for new official api manual - it will be soon released

[Tibus31 0]

Thank you very much Andrew!

I don't understand, I still don't see any temperature above 40°C (action was at 45°C). How could it miss a temperature increasing so high that it melted the plastic case of the Flood sensor? For sure this High temp must have last a few minutes...

Any idea?

[ Added: 2014-09-09, 15:21 ]

Could somebody tell me how to decode the "timestamp", sorry but I still don't get how 25/08 = 1408935660

[ Added: 2014-10-21, 10:34 ]

Dear All,

Back with this unanswered question:

Could somebody tell me how to decode the "timestamp", sorry but I still don't get how 25/08 = 1408935660