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Werte wie: Aktueller Netzbezug, Tagesverbrauch gesamt, Netzbezug des Tages erschließen sich mir noch nicht wirklich.

Trotzdem tolle Arbeit bisher, Kudos!

@sonusfaber

i see 3 kind of solutions

you can create a normal datapoint with your adapter with permissions only read you can safe your information in the object data of a datapoint, maybe in the datapoint that represence your instance (adapter.0)
for example the history adapter safes his data with the object path common.custom.history.0 and the sql adapter safes the data in common.custom.sql.0
to see this in real life go to a datapoint, enable the logging with the history/and/or the sql-adapter, open the datapoint setting with the pen icon beside and select the object data tab. you can safe your data as a file below the following path
/opt/iobroker/data-files/(name of your adapter)
my adapter tvprogram, the history and the backup adapter also safe also some data here

Hello @phillipssc,
I've installed your adapter yesterday and it works very well.
But I've got a problem when I restart the adapter in iobroker.

The spawned subprocess ob rtl_433 won't be killed and on the next restart it' not possible to start a new instance of rtl_433 because the usb device is blocked by the older process.

Any advice?

@sonusfaber only admins can delete.

Please edit your first post and add [Solved]

@zimbl
Was soll das bringen?! Eine Anforderung besteht nur, wenn der Puffer zu kalt ist.

Heizkreis selbst an / ausschalten ist kein Problem. Sowas macht man aber doch nicht über die Anforderung. Da würde wenn dann eh nur der Kessel anspringen.

@ice987

War offenbar ein BUG in admin <v6.0.1.

ggf. kann dieses Thema noch an den korrekten Ort verschoben werden.

@volker-gi sagte in VW Connect adapter not able to login:

When i start it, it goes now directly to red state. Any idea?

Do you have a log from the start of the adapter

@Zhan-Sida
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@Rob_in Sorry... my fault... I forget it totally. 😵 I'll take care of it.