На вході та на виході Осмос встановлені датчики TDS_in, TDS_out. Окремо віджети успішно працюють. Питання: чи можна зробити віджет якості роботи Осмос (наприклад, використовуючи інструмент віртуальних значень), використовуючи функцію: (1-TDS_in/TDS_out)*100%? Таким чином, робота Осмос нижче наприклад 60% до заміни мембрани та ін.

I am using D280 sensor to measure Dew point in the room.

For this, I made a virtual value to show in a graph:

(243.04 * (Math.log(d.T2/100) + ( (17.625*d.T1) / (243.04+d.T1) ))) / (17.625 - (Math.log(d.T2/100) +( (17.625*d.T1) / (243.04+d.T1) )))

However, my device sometimes loses signal for a minute or two. Which shows as nothing on a graph of temperature, because that is a direct measurement. That is ok.

What is not OK is, that the virtual values work even with missing numbers - and display zero in graph, which both ruins the scaling and is incorrect.

How can I fix this? Something to do with IsNaN() in the virtual value definition? But how to assign NaN as output? (presuming that using NaN will not display itself in the graph.

Image with details here:

https://i.imgur.com/zeMn3Vi.png

Thanks

where do i find pin? adding device to dashboard for first time,

Hi trying to upload a background image but it wont load? is it only specific sites that can be used?

I need to separate total energy in two periods (night and day) and display them onto dashboard and prepare data for monthly collection. I started by creating tariffs in Virtual Values and using one of the option Tariff (ratio) by time. Since I don't need expense data, but just the energy consumed during that periods, I've created two periods: night and day and on each I have put a factor of 1 or 0 depending on which period is active (for example, for night period I've put the factor 1 during night and factor 0 during day). This is working, and data is collected, but it seems that the data is collecting cumulative values per hour, so now I have on my dashboard that the total energy for this month is 3.890 kWh, and energy during daily period is 22.5 kWh, which is exactly what you get when you sum all energies per hour. 

Am I doing something wrong?