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@roberts_lando Evok uses the Modbus TCP interface to interact with the IOs, disabling it will cause that evok wont work. You can disable it by calling "systemctl stop unipitcp" and "systemctl disable unipitcp".

Oh I have missed that line, I was looking for "static" word in that file. Thanks :)

@tomasknot This is really nice! Thanks so much I will adopt this approach.

Hi @martijn-hemeryck, We changed the repository's name to unipi-python-lighting and it resides here: https://git.unipi.technology/UniPi/unipi-python-lighting

Hello everyone, if you use the UniPian image, than the RS485 is available in /dev/extcomm/0/0 (symlink to /dev/pts...). You do not need to do anything with the RPi UART interface. If you have your own image, than the neuron_tcp_server is taking care of the RS485 (so the neuron tcp server must be running) but the port configuration has to be done using the Modbus registers (as described in the Modbus maps).

@roberts_lando I am afraid we won't be able to provide support to every question on slack...

I think I will stop using Mervis as main IDE as it only works with the image you provide. I think a better approach would be having a runtime that can be installed in an existing SD with upgrading features, this approach makes each update very hard expecially if you have to work with lot Unipi devices at same time... I would have to reinstall the image in each device each time an update comes out than reinstall all other softwares I need

@roberts_lando Hi, I've done all the steps to configure the internet connection but when I type "ifconfig" it doesn't show me the ppp0 interface. Could you please help me? when I type the command "cat /var/log/syslog" It show me this messages: Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi pppd[1698]: pppd 2.4.7 started by root, uid 0 Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (BUSY) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (VOICE) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (NO CARRIER) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (NO DIALTONE) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (NO DIAL TONE) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (NO ANSWER) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (DELAYED) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (ERROR) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: abort on (+CGATT: 0) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: send (AT^M) Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: timeout set to 12 seconds Sep 4 13:41:52 raspberrypi chat[1702]: expect (OK) Sep 4 13:42:04 raspberrypi chat[1702]: alarm Sep 4 13:42:04 raspberrypi chat[1702]: Failed Sep 4 13:42:04 raspberrypi pppd[1698]: Connect script failed Sep 4 13:42:10 raspberrypi OWFS[477]: DEFAULT: ow_reconnect.c:(72) DS2482-100 bus master reconnected Sep 4 13:42:30 raspberrypi OWFS[477]: DEFAULT: ow_reconnect.c:(72) DS2482-100 bus master reconnected

@roberts_lando For me I have Mervis Modbus client wich write registers in my C program modbus thread. Then I have an other thread wich take care of changed values and publish on a topic to the mosquitto broker. I have an other thread wich make some stuff on values, like a subscribed return value wich update modbus register before reply to modbus client.

@roberts_lando We do not plan to do that right now

@roberts_lando Do you have the possibility to check the RJ45 connectors of the sensor or better make a new ones?

@roberts_lando The values are updated on the web interface over websocket as soon as it is red from the sensor... So there should be no delay in it. Have you tried changing the temperature rapidly? Right there is no support for removing the sensor from the list. But there is a parameter in the message from evok to the web ui that the sensor is lost...

@roberts_lando Support for Neurons is limited only to set the outputs and read inputs. Setting counter is not possible using Evok but if you want, you can use the TCP Modbus interface for that. Yes, once the maximum number of counter is reached it is reset to 0.