ASTRO function. Does not work again

[RappiRN]

Please show your Blockly Script here, i think there is an errror in it.
The Astro funktion works fine in my Blocklys.

Enrico

[ap2017]

Please see my script attachedLight Script.txt

[RappiRN]

What does not work, set the control level to 99 or 0, or the telegram message, or both?
You can use debug-blocks to control the trigger-blocks.

Enrico

[ap2017]

@RappiRN As you see, I use telegram for debugging, so schedule block works all the time (the light goes on, then off and I am getting notification from telegram), while astro works only once in a while, it works for sure once after restarting RPI by interrupting the power

[ap2017]

@RappiRN May be I was not clear in my response. In ASTRO block, both telegram and setting level do not work (to be precise, work once after resetting power to Raspberry PI). In SCHEDULE block telegram and level setting work fine all the time.

[RappiRN]

Ok, in the settings from the javascript-Adapter you must set your location, or check to use the ioBroker location.

Enrico

[ap2017]

@RappiRN I am aware of this and it was done. Don't forget, in my case ASTRO work right once after fresh power up, it turns up the light in expected time.

[RappiRN]

The right once working, is it also at the right time?
Which location settings you are using, from the adapter or from ioBroker? Sometimes it was a problem to use the ioBroker settings instead the adapter settings.
Sorry i have not really an idea what the matter with your astro-function.

Enrico

[ap2017]

@RappiRN Yes, when I say it works right once, it means the timing is right. I tried both location settings, from the adapter as well as from system with same result.

[ap2017]

Have brand new ioBroker installation on different platform (x64) with same script as show above, the Astro function still does not work. What am I doing wrong?

[iomountain]

@ap2017 for debuging use debug, not telegram.
substitute telegram whith debug to see what's going on.
Look at the LOG.
mine works:
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Do you wanna Post an export of your Blockly?

[ap2017]

@iomountain Thank you for your response. I changed my script as you suggested, where do I find debugging log?

[iomountain]

Try Log at main screen Admin

There you will find your "debug output" Messages

[ap2017]

@iomountain I think that after long time of straggling I am getting close to resolving the issue with ASTRO function that I am experiencing. It looks like ASTRO algorithm does not like GEO coordinates in North America since it started to work fine after I set ASTRO for Berlin, Germany. Maybe negative value of Longitude confuses the algorithm?

Could you do me a favor and try your script with GEO set to Hartford CT in USA? Thank you.

[iomountain]

It works, United States Hartford 41.76 -72.68
If you wanna see all astro times try the Script

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// Astrotime for today - V2.0

console.log("=====================");
console.log("Astro time for today");
console.log("=====================");

var nightEnd = getAstroDate("nightEnd");
console.log(" (0) nightEnd (End of night)........................: " + nightEnd.toLocaleTimeString());
var nauticalDawn = getAstroDate("nauticalDawn");
console.log(" (1) nauticalDawn (naut. Dämmerung Morgens)...........: " + nauticalDawn.toLocaleTimeString());
var dawn = getAstroDate("dawn");
console.log(" (2) dawn (Dämmerung Morgens).........................: " + dawn.toLocaleTimeString());
var sunrise = getAstroDate("sunrise");
console.log(" (3) sunrise (Sonnenaufgang)..........................: " + sunrise.toLocaleTimeString());
var sunriseEnd = getAstroDate("sunriseEnd");
console.log(" (4) sunriseEnd (Ende des Sonnenaufgangs).............: " + sunriseEnd.toLocaleTimeString());
var goldenHourEnd = getAstroDate("goldenHourEnd");
console.log(" (5) goldenHourEnd (Ende der Golden Hour VM)..........: " + goldenHourEnd.toLocaleTimeString()); 
var solarNoon = getAstroDate("solarNoon");
console.log(" (6) solarNoon (Mittag)...............................: " + solarNoon.toLocaleTimeString());
var goldenHour = getAstroDate("goldenHour");
console.log(" (7) goldenHour (Start der Golden Hour NM)............: " + goldenHour.toLocaleTimeString());
var sunsetStart = getAstroDate("sunsetStart");
console.log(" (8) sunsetStart (Start des Sonnenuntergangs).........: " + sunsetStart.toLocaleTimeString()); 
var sunset = getAstroDate("sunset");
console.log(" (9) sunset (Sonnenuntergang).........................: " + sunset.toLocaleTimeString());
var dusk = getAstroDate("dusk");
console.log("(10) dusk (Dämmerung Abends)..........................: " + dusk.toLocaleTimeString());
var nauticalDusk = getAstroDate("nauticalDusk");
console.log("(11) nauticalDusk (naut. Dämmerung Abends)............: " + nauticalDusk.toLocaleTimeString());
var night = getAstroDate("night");
console.log("(12) night (Start of night)..........................: " + night.toLocaleTimeString());
var nadir = getAstroDate("nadir");
console.log("(13) nadir (midnight)..............................: " + nadir.toLocaleTimeString());
console.log("=====================");
var today = new Date();
var tomorrow = today.setDate(today.getDate()+1);
var tomorrowNight = getAstroDate("night", tomorrow);
console.log("Night starts tomorrow at " + tomorrowNight.toLocaleTimeString());

console.log(obj.id);

@ap2017
Do you wanna Post an export of your Blockly?

[ap2017]

@iomountain I will try to set ASTRO back to US, thanks

[iomountain]

@ap2017 don't forget to restart iobroker. Like "iobroker stop" and "iobroker start"

[ap2017]

@iomountain Day I switched to US the ASTRO stopped working (no ASTRO string in LOG file). I restarted computer after I made a change. I will try your ASTRO script

Here is my script:

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// Living Room Light
schedule({astro: "goldenHour", shift: 0}, function () {
console.log('astro_on');
setState("zwave.0.NODE7.SWITCH_MULTILEVEL.Level_1"/Level/, 99);
});
schedule("0 18 * * *", function () {
console.log('schedule_on');
setState("zwave.0.NODE7.SWITCH_MULTILEVEL.Level_1"/Level/, 99);
});
schedule("30 23 * * *", function () {
console.log('schedule_off');
setState("zwave.0.NODE7.SWITCH_MULTILEVEL.Level_1"/Level/, 0);
});

[ap2017]

@iomountain Here is the log from running your script Astro Time for Today, if it helps. So, script runs but shows error code at the end of each run.

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2019-10-19 18:48:42.414 - info: mysensors.0 (18452) STARTED
2019-10-19 18:48:42.415 - info: mysensors.0 (18452) STARTED
2019-10-19 18:48:55.725 - info: javascript.0 (18920) Stop script script.js.ASTRO
2019-10-19 18:48:55.770 - info: javascript.0 (18920) Start javascript script.js.ASTRO
2019-10-19 18:48:55.773 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: =====================
2019-10-19 18:48:55.773 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: Astro time for today
2019-10-19 18:48:55.773 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: =====================
2019-10-19 18:48:55.773 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (0) nightEnd (End of night)........................: 5:36:06 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.774 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (1) nauticalDawn (naut. Dämmerung Morgens)...........: 6:08:18 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.774 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (2) dawn (Dämmerung Morgens).........................: 6:40:39 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.774 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (3) sunrise (Sonnenaufgang)..........................: 7:08:50 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.774 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (4) sunriseEnd (Ende des Sonnenaufgangs).............: 7:11:46 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.775 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (5) goldenHourEnd (Ende der Golden Hour VM)..........: 7:46:57 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.775 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (6) solarNoon (Mittag)...............................: 12:37:25 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.775 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (7) goldenHour (Start der Golden Hour NM)............: 5:27:52 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.775 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (8) sunsetStart (Start des Sonnenuntergangs).........: 6:03:04 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.775 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (9) sunset (Sonnenuntergang).........................: 6:06:00 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.776 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (10) dusk (Dämmerung Abends)..........................: 6:34:11 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.776 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (11) nauticalDusk (naut. Dämmerung Abends)............: 7:06:31 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.776 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (12) night (Start of night)..........................: 7:38:44 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.776 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: (13) nadir (midnight)..............................: 12:37:25 AM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.776 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: =====================
2019-10-19 18:48:55.777 - info: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: Night starts tomorrow at 7:37:17 PM
2019-10-19 18:48:55.777 - error: javascript.0 (18920) script.js.ASTRO: script.js.ASTRO:41
2019-10-19 18:48:55.777 - error: javascript.0 (18920) console.log(obj.id);
2019-10-19 18:48:55.778 - error: javascript.0 (18920) ^
2019-10-19 18:48:55.778 - error: javascript.0 (18920) ReferenceError: obj is not defined
2019-10-19 18:48:55.778 - error: javascript.0 (18920) at script.js.ASTRO:41:13
2019-10-19 18:48:55.778 - error: javascript.0 (18920) at Script.runInContext (vm.js:133:20)

[iomountain]

@ap2017 sagte in ASTRO function:

@iomountain Here is the log from running your script Astro Time for Today, if it helps.

shows that the AstroFunktion works

What about the log of your script?