Exchange data between two LM5 - Printable Version

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Exchange data between two LM5 - Fahd - 05.08.2022

Hi guys,

I have a KNX weather station in Building A and I want to send that data to Building B
Is it possible two send data between two lm5 that are connected on the same network in "Zerotier"?
If yes, How could I do that?

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - admin - 05.08.2022

If you only need to send data one way then you can connect both LMs to the same ZeroTier network and use remote services (HTTP requests) to send data periodically. Use IP addresses assigned by ZeroTier for communication not LM internal IP. Remote services docs: https://openrb.com/docs/remote-new.htm

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - Fahd - 05.08.2022

(05.08.2022, 09:43)admin Wrote: If you only need to send data one way then you can connect both LMs to the same ZeroTier network and use remote services (HTTP requests) to send data periodically. Use IP addresses assigned by ZeroTier for communication not LM internal IP. Remote services docs: https://openrb.com/docs/remote-new.htm

Hi again,
yes it's just one way, in fact, I will have to send 20 objects from one LM to the other

Could you please give me one example?

lm1 IP address is 192.168.191.79
lm2 IP address is 192.168.191.181
I want to send the object 10/0/2 2byte float from LM1 to LM2, Should I create an object in lm2 and write a script in that object to read that value from lm1?

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - Daniel - 05.08.2022

First you have to enable remote services and export objects.
You can ether read value or write to other LM.

Code:
require('socket.http')

socket.http.TIMEOUT = 5

-- Read from object

local reply = socket.http.request('http://remote:remote@192.168.0.10/scada-remote?m=json&r=grp&fn=getvalue&alias=0/0/8')

grp.write('0/0/7', reply)

-- Write to object

value = grp.getvalue('0/0/7')

local reply = socket.http.request('http://remote:remote@192.168.0.10/scada-remote?m=json&r=grp&fn=write&alias=0/0/8&value=' .. value .. '')

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - Fahd - 05.08.2022

(05.08.2022, 11:10)Daniel Wrote: First you have to enable remote services and export objects.
You can ether read value or write to other LM.

Code:
require('socket.http') socket.http.TIMEOUT = 5 -- Read from object local reply = socket.http.request('http://remote:remote@192.168.0.10/scada-remote?m=json&r=grp&fn=getvalue&alias=0/0/8') grp.write('0/0/7', reply) -- Write to object value = grp.getvalue('0/0/7') local reply = socket.http.request('http://remote:remote@192.168.0.10/scada-remote?m=json&r=grp&fn=write&alias=0/0/8&value=' .. value .. '')

Thanks a LOT, guys. it worked via resident a script in the second lm,
Is it possible to write the value only when it changes not via resident every 60s?

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - Daniel - 05.08.2022

Use grp.checkwrite('0/0/7', reply)

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - toujour - 03.12.2024

When I use the URL for getvalue I receive the login request from the HL, what is the problem ?

http://remote:mypassword4remote@192.168.0.10/scada-remote?m=json&r=grp&fn=getvalue&alias=35/0/18

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - admin - 04.12.2024

Browser won't send the login/password unless requested explicitly. For testing you can use curl which sends the login/password as needed: https://curl.se/windows/

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - manos@dynamitec - 18.12.2024

Hello Admin,

We have 4 different locations where we read energy values via modbus tcp from multiple energy meters on each site and would like to create one whole visualization for the end user on one of the locations. What is the best practice to exchange data between the 4 LMs? This may expand in the future with more locations.

Currently the LMs share the same ZeroTier network. Is there an easy or direct way to allow the LMs to communicate with each other over the KNX multicast protocol (IP routing) using ZeroTier?

Thank you in advnace.

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - Daniel - 18.12.2024

The easiest way is to use our cloud.
Option 1: Use Mosaic and in cloud settings Enable Mosaic for multipe networks. Once enabled you will have Mosaic admin icon where you can build project from multiple LMs added to this account.
Option2. Add all LMs to the same network in our cloud. Then tag all objects which you want to exchange data between LMs with tag 'lmcloud' Sync LM cloud app and data will go across all LMs using MQTT via broker on our cloud. You would need to have same objects on all LMs with the tag for it to work. When adding more then one LM to the same network(use same string) you will have to manually give it permissions in the cloud settings.

RE: Exchange data between two LM5 - manos@dynamitec - 18.12.2024

(18.12.2024, 13:09)manos@dynamitec Wrote: Hello Admin,

We have 4 different locations where we read energy values via modbus tcp from multiple energy meters on each site and would like to create one whole visualization for the end user on one of the locations. What is the best practice to exchange data between the 4 LMs? This may expand in the future with more locations.

Currently the LMs share the same ZeroTier network. Is there an easy or direct way to allow the LMs to communicate with each other over the KNX multicast protocol (IP routing) using ZeroTier?

Thank you in advnace.

Hello Admin,

Don't bother I found the answer here https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=5625

Though I hope to to get the KNX multicast over ZT feature soon and make it selectable somewhere in the options so that current ZT networks won't allow multicast traffic by default when the LM firmware is upgraded.