The extra sensor data is logged in the "ExtraLogYYYYMM.txt" files. See the header file in \MXutils\fileheaders folder for details of which field is which.
If an extra sensor is mapped to a primary sensor, it will still be logged in the ExtraLog files as well as being logged in the primary data files.
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Extra Sensors, particularly WN31
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Re: Extra Sensors, particularly WN31
Thanks for that Mark.
Is there a relatively simple way to get this daily data analysed by CMX to produce historical summaries ..... max, min, average, weekly etc. etc. like is available for main sensor data, or would it be a case of starting from scratch with python scripts, or whatever to generate such records?
Regards,
Ian
Is there a relatively simple way to get this daily data analysed by CMX to produce historical summaries ..... max, min, average, weekly etc. etc. like is available for main sensor data, or would it be a case of starting from scratch with python scripts, or whatever to generate such records?
Regards,
Ian
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Re: Extra Sensors, particularly WN31
MX doesn't do anything much with extra sensor data, you're pretty much on your own.
I find pushing the data to a MySQL database then querying that the most flexible way of accessing stats that MX does not provide. Much of my web site is driven from my database.
I find pushing the data to a MySQL database then querying that the most flexible way of accessing stats that MX does not provide. Much of my web site is driven from my database.