Resending timer script

[davidchispas]

Try changing "delta - timeout" calculation in line 3 to "timeout - delta"

Code:

--Set temperature Tc = '11/0/5' -- 09.001 Temperature (2Bytes) --Reference Temperature TRef = '11/0/20' -- 09.001 Temperature (2Bytes) --Output object that enables resident script addr = '11/0/32' --01. 1 bit (boolean) --Countdown in days RstDays = '11/0/31' --1 Bytes unsigned integer --Countdown in hours RstHours = '11/0/30' --1 Bytes unsigned integer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- obj = grp.find(addr) if obj and obj.data then delta = os.time() - obj.updatetime timeout = (grp.getvalue(RstDays) * 24 + grp.getvalue(RstHours)) * 60 * 60 remaining = math.max(0, timeout - delta) days = math.floor(remaining / 86400) hours = math.floor((remaining % 86400) / 3600) minutes = math.floor((remaining % 3600) / 60) txtremaining = days .. 'd ' .. hours .. 'h ' .. minutes .. 'm ' grp.checkupdate('11/0/33', txtremaining) -- switch off when timer expires if remaining == 0 then   grp.write(addr, false)   grp.write(Tc, grp.getvalue(TRef)) end end

Ok thanks, that's how it works. I want to get the counter reset to 0 when 'Tc' == 'TRef'. What can I add to the script?

This script runs every 1 second to be immediate, but the timer status sends it every second, I changed it to check.uptade to correct that. My question is if it is better like this or run it every 60 seconds ....?

To take advantage of this script to other functions, can I add seconds? I have tried but without positive result.