Icon are set to default value at HC2 reboot

[Quikdav 15]

Dear All

When I reboot my HC2, all the icons from virtual devices are set to default values instead of the last one.

I have some doors sensors that are not ZWAVE. They are created as virtual devices and set using HTTP requests to the HC2 to display the icon related to the status of the door.

When I reboot the HC2, all my doors are displayed as open whereas they are closed (It was the last status that was display before the reboot)

So It will be more correct to record this last status. Else I have to open and close all my doors to initialize my virtual devices

Thanks

David

[j.nowacki 5]

Quikdav, add a code in a main loop, that will be executed only at first run of loop and update its state.

[Quikdav 15]

Quikdav, add a code in a main loop, that will be executed only at first run of loop and update its state.

what a pity !!! I wanted to avoid code and especially main loop for each of these kind of virtual devices. Setting their icons just by a http request was a "light" and simple solution with requirering any resources from the HC2

How can I run code in a main loop only once ? because main loop are executed each 3 seconds !!!

I think it could be a good improvement

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Thanks

David

[j.nowacki 5]

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You check if variable is "nil" ( do not initialize it anywhere before in that loop), which is true for every uninitialized variable. At the end of "if" you set it, so condition is not met anytime after 1st loop.

[Quikdav 15]

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You check if variable is "nil" ( do not initialize it anywhere before in that loop), which is true for every uninitialized variable. At the end of "if" you set it, so condition is not met anytime after 1st loop.

ok thanks a lot

What do you think about restoring the status after reboot (without any code) ?

[j.nowacki 5]

Quikdav, that would be hard to done, since every virtual is different. For now we do not have any solution for that.

[Quikdav 15]

Quikdav, that would be hard to done, since every virtual is different. For now we do not have any solution for that.

Ok I thought that having all the data available (in JSON format) for any virtual devices, these data were recorded so it could be easy to get them in case of reboot.. Obviously, it depends on the choice of implementation you did for the HC2...

but I think it's important to retrieve a system in the same state it was before a rebooting... adding code is a solution that can be resources consuming...