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LS: after Update FW 3.0.0 values in backets
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Hi

Today I did an SL update form 2.8.0 to 3.0.0. 
The update went through without any problems. However, there is now a problem. Some GA values are now displayed in brackets (see screenshot). 
These are then not displayed at all in the visualization. However, not all objects are affected. It seems that only those objects are affected which I once created via script, like this:

Code:
-- ************** RUN THIS SCRIPT ONCE TO CREATE YOUR OBJECTS **************--
--**************************************************************************--
--*** Address setup for Thermokon SAB05 - created by Erwin van der Zwart ****--
--************ For HL from FW 1.5 and SL from FW 1.2 with NGINX ************--
-- ENOCEAN EEP for Micropelt iTVR ******************************************--
-- R-ORG: 0xA5 *************************************************************--
-- FUNC:  0x20 *************************************************************--
-- TYPE:  0x01 *************************************************************--
--*************************** Start of parameters **************************--
-- Version 1.1 *************************************************************--

-- Set KNX main group
maingroup = 6

-- Set KNX middle group
middlegroup = 2

-- Set number of valves (max 19 -> 19 x 13 objects = 247 = max in 1 group range)
numberofvalves = 1

-- Name des Ventils
NameOfValve = 'Kino'

--**************************************************************************--
--**************************** End of parameters ***************************--
--**************************************************************************--
--****************** DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING UNDER THIS LINE *****************--
--**************************************************************************--
--Check to avoid creating more then max number of valves */*/247 ( = 11 x 23 objects in 1 maingroup)
if numberofvalves > 0 and numberofvalves <= 19 then
  --Check to avoid address 0/0/0
  if maingroup == 0 then
      endgroup = 1
  else
        endgroup = 0
  end
  --Loop for creating number of valves
  for i = 1, numberofvalves, 1 do
    --Prefixed object types, enmums and min-max
    objectcreatemapping = {
      [1] = {
        nm = 'Incomming Enocean Telegram',
        dttp = dt.uint32,
        nts = '',
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [2] = {
        nm = 'Incomming Enocean Status', 
        dttp = dt.uint8,
        nts = '',
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [3] = {
        nm = 'Outgoing Enocean Telegram', 
        dttp = dt.uint32,
        nts = '', 
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [4] = {
        nm = 'Outgoing Enocean Status', 
        dttp = dt.uint8,
        nts = '',
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [5] = {
        nm = 'Valve Position', 
        dttp = dt.scale,
        nts = ' %',
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [6] = {
        nm = 'Valve Position Feedback',
        dttp = dt.scale,
        nts = ' %', 
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [7] = {
        nm = 'Room Temperature',
        dttp= dt.float16,
        nts = ' °C', 
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [8] = {
        nm = 'Summer Mode',
        dttp= dt.bool,
        nts = ' °C',
        nms = {
          [0] = "Wakeup cycle every 10 minutes",
          [1] = "Wakeup cycle every 8 hours",
          ["default"] = "",
        },
        vsprms = {},
      },
            [9] = {
        nm = 'Active Harvesting',
        dttp= dt.bool,
        nts = ' °C',
        nms = {
          [0] = "Cold - Not loading",
          [1] = "Hot - Loading",
          ["default"] = "",
        },
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [10] = {
        nm = 'Energy Level',
        dttp= dt.bool,
        nts = ' °C',
        nms = {
          [0] = "Empthy - Not sufficient loaded",
          [1] = "Full - Sufficient loaded",
          ["default"] = "",
        },
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [11] = {
        nm = 'Internal Temperature of iTVR',
        dttp= dt.float16,
        nts = ' °C', 
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [12] = {
        nm = 'Telegram Type',
        dttp= dt.bool,
        nts = '', 
        nms = {
          [0] = "Teach-in telegram",
          [1] = "Data telegram",
          ["default"] = "",
        },
        vsprms = {},
      },
      [13] = {
        nm = 'RAW Telegram Data',
        dttp= dt.string,
        nts = '',
        nms = {},
      },
      vsprms = {},
      [14] = {
        nm =  NameOfValve .. ' Zieltemperatur',
        dttp= dt.float16,
        nts = ' °C', 
        nms = {},
        vsprms = {},
      },
    }
        --Loop for creating all objects for each valve
    for j = 1, #objectcreatemapping, 1 do
      address = grp.create({
          --name = 'Thermokon SAB05 Valve ' .. i .. ' - ' .. objectcreatemapping[j].nm,
          name = 'Thermokon SAB05 ' .. NameOfValve .. ' - ' .. objectcreatemapping[j].nm,
          address = maingroup .. '/' .. middlegroup .. '/' .. endgroup,
          datatype = objectcreatemapping[j].dttp,
          visparams = objectcreatemapping[j].vsprms,
          enums = objectcreatemapping[j].nms,
          units = objectcreatemapping[j].nts,
          tags = {'EEP A5-20-01', 'Valve ' .. NameOfValve},
          comment = 'Auto created by script',
      })
      endgroup = endgroup + 1
    end
  end
end
script.disable(_SCRIPTNAME)

does anyone know this problem?

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#2
enums field should be nil instead of an empty table if not used.
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#3
Ok. Is it possible to update the affected GA somehow or do I have to recreate all the objects again ( grp.create( .... ) )?
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#4
In the end, I recreated all the affected GAs manually.
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