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I am building a dashboard with a beetronics 7" screen, a raspberry Pi, Linux and dashing software to use in my hallway. It is now very well functional and a dashboard Virtual Device in my HC2 post data to it.

 

I however wants to add some statistics to the dashboard as well. Therefor I started to look more into the API from a statistics perspective....

 

Question 1
As there as usual is hard to find docs from Fibaro... Anyone that knows if this result is average values for last hour/day/week/month  of the current temp sensor?

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[ { "id": 234, "temperatureH": -2.63, "temperatureD": -3.03, "temperatureW": -1.73, "temperatureM": -1.08 } ]

 

Question 2

I tried to read the temperature that was on a particular sensor exactly 1h ago. It seems it it not possible. Anyone that knows how to accomplish this?

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[ { "id": 1126, "name": "Temperatur-1", "avg": null, "temp": null, "min": null, "max": null } ]

 

However... If I change on of the points by 1s like for example...

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Then I get a value and not null...

[ { "id": 1126, "name": "Temperatur-1", "temp": 20.1, "min": 20.1, "max": 20.1, "avg": 20.1 } ]

 

Then question 2b comes... What will "temp" show if I have a range? Asking as there is a specific "avg" value which I assume stands for average.

 

 

 

/Peo

 

 

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