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Modifying (writing) LM system date/time - SigmaTec - 13.04.2020 Hi all, is there any way in Lua to update the LM system date/time in order to adjust it with a script ? Many thank's in advance for your help. All the best from France. RE: Modifying (writing) LM system date/time - balatis - 13.04.2020 (13.04.2020, 09:46)SigmaTec Wrote: Γεια σας όλα,Hi I use resident script rate 60 -- get current data as table now = os.date('*t') -- system week day starts from sunday, convert it to knx format wday = now.wday == 1 and 7 or now.wday - 1 -- time table time = { day = wday, hour = now.hour, minute = now.min, second = now.sec, } -- date table date = { day = now.day, month = now.month, year = now.year, } -- write to bus grp.write('9/1/3', time, dt.time) grp.write('9/1/2', date, dt.date) RE: Modifying (writing) LM system date/time - SigmaTec - 13.04.2020 Hi Balatis, thank's for your answer. But I don't want to read and copy date/time in a LM object as in your script (I know how to do that), that I want is to modify (write) directly the system date/time internal to the LM, because after a long inactivity this system date/time is erased in the LM and I want to offer a possibility to my end users to update it with a script, not with the admin login and the classic LM menu. Hoping it's more easy to understand my question now ! All the best. RE: Modifying (writing) LM system date/time - admin - 13.04.2020 See this: https://openrb.com/example-change-timedate-from-lua-script-on-lm2/ RE: Modifying (writing) LM system date/time - SigmaTec - 13.04.2020 Perfect Admin, as usual ! RE: Modifying (writing) LM system date/time - Carlos Padilla - 13.04.2020 (13.04.2020, 16:43)SigmaTec Wrote: Perfect Admin, as usual !Yo see too this topic https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=2207 |