Missing summed value "Verbrauch" for sensortype "universalsensor"

[maniac-on-moon]

as for sensor type "powersensor" is shown.
I am trying to measure the amount of rain in l/m².

Thx and Kind Regards
tom

[J-A-U]

Yes. How to compute a summary depends on the physical unit. But the whole point of universal sensor is to give you a channel without unit, so you con choose one on your own. With the drawback not being able to calculate consumtion.

For an alternative solution: How does your raw data look like?

[maniac-on-moon]

Thanks for your reply.
The datasource is sending the last l/m2 every 300s. But this is free programmable.

[frankrichter]

You can use "consumptionsensor". maniac-on-moon ***@***.***> schrieb am Mo., 25. Apr. 2022, 08:45:

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[frankrichter]

If your datasource sends l/(m²*s) you need consumptionsensor which integrates over time to provide consumption values. If your datasource sends l/m² (delta since last datapoint) you need universalcounter which only sums up the readings to get consumption values. maniac-on-moon ***@***.***> schrieb am Mo., 25. Apr. 2022, 08:45:

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