Hi Ekaterina, when can we expect a new release of iRidium? Will the GUI editor dropped in favor of iRidium Studio?

Thanks,

Roger

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Hi,

Isn't that dependent on whether you are using the server or client mode with BACnet and the LM? See http://openrb.com/example-knx-to-bacnet-gateway-with-lm2

There will always be an delay in iRidium with KNX driver as long as read telegram is sent for every feedback command. This is the same for any app that has to use an KNX IP router. When there is an object server available then statuses are there instantly. You always have the correct status when you look at the web configuration of the Logic Machine because the LM keeps a record of the statuses.

The only immediate workaround that I know of is to create an TCP server on the Logic Machine and TCP client on the iRidium. Effectively making your own driver.

thanks,

Roger

Hi,

To answer your question, this should be handled by the KNX driver in iRidium, its something which can be solved easily by iRidium. As you know the KNX driver posts a read telegram on the bus for all feedback group addresses, when the driver starts and when it wakes from sleep. This puts a strain on the bus and can potentially cause a delay like you are seeing. The Logic Machine has the possibility to retrieve the status of ALL the objects at once over the network, see article http://openrb.com/example-read-knx-object-values-from-external-pc-using-xml

Which means the driver should have the option to disable the automatic read request at start and wake up. Then in addition either SetVariable or SetFeedback methods could be used to write the status to the KNX driver feedback commands. The rest could be easily scripted to retrieve and update the feedback commands. Which would make a HUGE difference with the startup time.

I have requested this feature before and still waiting for it to be added.

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Roger

Hi,

When you have more immediate projects and need to control BACnet you can use a Logic Machine (openrb.com) with a KNX license for iRidium.

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Roger

Hi,

The same here, Window 10 Pro works good.

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Roger

Hi,

I have not seen any working example of how to implement websockets. Due to the additional authentication required to establish a connection I have not made any further progress with this. Mozilla have implemented an straightforward method to do this, https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSockets_API/Writing_WebSocket_client_applications

Something on this line would be easy to develop for.


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Roger

Hi,

The app is back in the app store. Is this resolved now?

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Roger