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User manual BS1000 LAN base station 14 / 18 July 5 2010
Variable Description
$v Measured value
$q Sensor type 1 = Temperature (°C), 3 = RV% (%), 5=CO2 (ppm)
$i Identification number of the sensor
$r rssi-value (dBm)
$h Indication of the hours in the time indication of the measurement
$m Indication of the minutes in the time indication of the measurement
$s Indication of the seconds in the time indication of the measurement
$Y Indication of the year in the time indication of the measurement
$M Indication of the month in the time indication of the measurement
$D Indication of the day in the time indication of the measurement
$S Measurement time in seconds since 1-1-2000 UTC
$c Day of the week at the time of measurement (0=Sunday, 1=Monday...)
$a(len) Current average value (len = Length in seconds)
Except for the $S, all time indications are expressed in UTC under consideration of the
time zone offset indication in the config page screen Time server.
The time indication $S is expressed in UTC.
The condition is structured like a logic expression. Following logical comparison
operators can be used for the definition: (<, <=, >, >=, <>, == en !=), as well as the
logical operators AND (&&), OR(||) and NOT(!). Moreover the expression can be
organised via the brackets „(„ and „)“.
Examples:
Expression Description
$v<10 is true as soon as the measurement goes below the value
10 .
$v<10 && $i=8297 is true as soon as the measurement for sensor 8297 goes
below the value 10.
($v<-10 || $v>10)&&c==0 is true as soon as the measurement goes below the value
-10 or above10 and the day of the week is a Sunday.
The HTTP-report, the e-mail report and the subject line for the e-mail are text fields that
can be fitted with variables. The value of a variable will be replaced by text when the
message text is set up.
The list of variables is: