AC Diversion Load: Watchdog Timer
Adding a "Watchdog Timer" feature to the AC diversion load program code to help fill in missing power data that seem to occur from time to time.
The basic idea is to detect when the reported power data is older than the designed reporting interval. This is done by taking advantage of the Program Logic Event Generator (PLEG) time stamp information in the device property that records the power data.
The logic is that if either of the 2 diversion load interval times (Clamp1Check or Clamp2Check) have run and expired, then check the "age" of the power data and if it's older than the reporting interval, request new data from the power meter.
More to come...
Subscribe for more content like this
Comment, like, share & click the bell icon
And as always, thanks for watching
Intro/Outro:
Louisiana Fairytale by Austin Rogers
https://web.archive.org/web/20170402222425/http://drfiddle.com/show_tune.php?id=94
-
7:27
4Crawler
3 years agoAC Diversion Load, Part 4 - Timer Driven Automation
8 -
18:00
4Crawler
1 year agoAC Diversion Load: Data Cleanup
26 -
5:18
Alarm Grid Home Security DIY Videos
3 years agoTime Needed to Activate My Alarm Grid System
15 -
6:18
Alarm Grid Home Security DIY Videos
3 years agoWired Alarm System: Power Cycling
8 -
7:12
Alarm Grid Home Security DIY Videos
3 years agoWireless Alarm System: Power Cycling
17 -
5:48
Alarm Grid Home Security DIY Videos
5 years agoTesting My Alarm Panel through Alarm Grid
16 -
8:34
DIY Electronics
8 months ago555 Adjustable Delay On Off Timer Circuit
35 -
8:34
tarantula3
8 months ago555 Adjustable Delay On Off Timer Circuit
4 -
2:19
hybridhomesteady
2 years ago $0.01 earnedHow to set a mechanical timer. All you need to know. BN Link BND 60U47
791 -
6:07
finscreenname
3 years agoReliance Controls - PowerBACK Utility Power Return Alert - Unbox - Install
6