Heartbeat is changing for me, but since I don’t have a Hub, I’m also not getting any other hub data. What happens if you turn off Include Hub Data? Heartbeat should switch between 1 and -1 every 30 seconds.
Are you saying that when you changed something using the web configuration, it didn’t change the .json file? If so, what didn’t take?
That bit of information would have been helpful earlier Is this just because your a field tester or would anyone having more than one air/sky need multiple hubs?
Right now the heartbeat code assumes there can be only one hub so it it switches the value after updating a hub. So with an even number of hubs, each hub is getting only one of the heartbeat values. Now if you had an odd number of hubs it would probably work
I just proved that the having two Hubs online causes the issue.
MOST will only have one HUB at their location. However, some may have two stations and want the ISY to monitor both. Some really weird users will have two hubs so they can test and insure that the readings are similar.
I have two hubs just so I can test for all those issues.
I think I just need to track heartbeat by hub serial number, not that different from other forms of data. I just didn’t expect to see more than one hub.
I fixed that already in my tree so that’s done.
OK, I think that’s doable.
Yes correct, expanding it work for the local hub data is on the list in my head.
Yes, I know. I mean having it control what data is sent to the ISY. Rapid wind could be a separate node and then configured to exist or not for each station. Since this is probably what creates the biggest load on the ISY, being able to ignore it may be useful.
You should rename this to “Restart” because some will misunderstand the intention. Some will think they can Stop and Start the nodserver and won’t understand that when it’s stopped, there is no way to communicate with it.