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KNX - event driver. DelayBetweenPolls is intended only to determine the polling interval at the start of the project or connecting the KNX driver, if it was disabled during the work and then turned on again. If set to 0, requests go without delay. Latency can be useful if data is lost. They can get lost if you have a lot of addresses in the project. This partially corrects the delay between polls at startup. This delay is defined in DelayBetweenPolls (in MS). The SendTime parameter is used to delay before sending a command. If you have a constant polling addresses, you need to find out the reason. How many feedbacks in the project? How often does the KNX driver disconnect from the hardware?
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The properties of the feedback can not be accessed from JS. You can only get the native driver's feedback by a string or a number:
var val = IR.GetDevice("KNX_MAIN").GetFeedback("Date");Yes, it should work. Just make sure you have JSON.Stringify (tempreadout2) is really a string (output to the log).
From the panel, you can write to the virtual server feedback only through the "iRidium Server" driver. Do you need an example of how this can be done?
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There are no Project Tokens in the server project. Instead, virtual feedbacks are used. Specify, do you want to write a string or number in a virtual feedback? Do you need to write from a panel project?
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You have a server project that uses the GetItem() method, which only works in a panel project. So you will never have an ID equal to "1" or "2".
Use EVENT_RECEIVE_TEXT or EVENT_RECEIVE_DATA events. to receive data from the device. Then process and write to the desired feedbacks by the SetFeedback method.
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Feedback from equipment controlled with the help of AV & Custom Systems, can be received only with the help of JavaScript. it is conditioned by the fact that the program does not know to which equipment it will connect in advance. So it cannot determine the format and type of data which can be received.
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1) Yes, this is a delay before polling the next address. All addresses in Feedback that have the "Read on start" option enabled are polled. It is recommended to enter DelayBetweenPolls from 100 MS with the number of addresses more than 100 PCs - to reduce the load on the bus. When polling more than 1000 addresses, the optimal delay is 500 MS.
2) In your case, it is necessary to find out why the driver is disconnected. With each new connection, it polls all addresses again.