Hi

http://dev.iridiummobile.net/Systems_API/en#IR.SubscribeTagChange

This is one way you can do it:

1. Create a new feedback in the server for the adjusted value, synch to the client. you can add this feedback tothe driver, or create a server tag. In the example below I have assume the new feedback is added to the driver

2. In JS Add subscription to the Tag of the variable and correct the value.

3. set the new feedback to that value

4. In the client, use the new feedback in the gui

//Set global listener
IR.SetGlobalListener(IR.EVENT_GLOBAL_TAG_CHANGE, function(name, value)
{
     IR.Log("Global Listener Activated: " + name + "\tValue: " + value);
     if (name == "MyDriverName.MyThermostatFeedbackName"){                                                          
        //update adjusted feedback
        //2
        var newValue = value * 0.1; 
        //3
          IR.SetVariable("MyDriverName.Temperature_Adjusted", newValue);
        }
}); 


//1
IR.SubscribeTagChange("Drivers.MyDriverName.MyThermostatFeedbackName"); 

From Dmitry:

We were able to repeat the problem that you described. Thanks for the info. Will try to fix in next builds.

Base on research I have done before,and reading the posts (on sonos forum) there are some settings that need to be changed in the firewall of the router as the broadcast of the sonos will not be allowed past the router, even via vpn

The Sonos app uses SSDP (UDP port 1900) to destination 239.255.255.250 (broadcast) to detect the Sonos boxes.

So add a firewall rule allowing

Source: VPN Pool IP Address
Service: Any IP
Destination: 239.255.255.250/32

I have not tested this but gives you somewhere to start

cheers

Hi Shaun

JAMware are the distributors for iRidium in Australia and we can help with support and writing drivers/javascript.

You can call us for free on 1800 474 348 and we can help.

kind regards

Jackie