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I believe that t represents the number of seconds since the last "report" from a plug. It's usually very close to 181 seconds (which is b6). I believe that e represents the number of watts used during that period, so 286w in the sample above.
Output format
Emit a message of the format {seconds: 181, watts: 286} on the /voltson/{plug-uuid}/energy topic.
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@iceman73 I left a bunch more details about how I think this should work in case you're interested in picking it up. Otherwise I'm not exactly sure when I would get to it.
Wire format
Analysis
I believe that
t
represents the number of seconds since the last "report" from a plug. It's usually very close to 181 seconds (which isb6
). I believe thate
represents the number of watts used during that period, so 286w in the sample above.Output format
Emit a message of the format
{seconds: 181, watts: 286}
on the/voltson/{plug-uuid}/energy
topic.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: