09-12-2018, 01:47 AM
Well I've been testing and this is my thought. After playing I do remember the "glitch" where a rule can turn something on or off multiple times, in your case when the temp is hitting 79.9 it turns on outlet 2. If it stays above 79.9 nothing will happen until it hits 80.7 to turn off, that makes sense. However when it hits 80.7 to turn off it does so but then it drops to 80.6 and goes back to 80.7 so it turns off again. Based on your log for that day your temp hovered around the 80.5-81.1 and never hit 80.4 or less for that day. I say that because I don't see outlet 9 ever turning on which would happen when temp hit 80.4 and outlet 2 would turn on if it hit 79.9 but that didn't happen. So everything here worked as expected and for the duplicate off's all day long I don't like that and was always going to change things so that wouldn't happen. I wasn't super worried because it always takes 10+ seconds to run a 2nd time which isn't a problem, the big thing I didn't like was all the entries in the log. Also because it's repeating the same on or off it has no effect on the relay.
As for outlet 4 turning on but not off I'm thinking this as I can't find any issues. This is assuming the SD card didn't capture everything which is possible as the SD card is giving issues and I think you mentioned some lines were missing in the temp graph which would be the same. But what I'm thinking is the float was moving similar to the end of the day at 20:19:43 where it turned on or off 12 times within a second and could be much quicker. That could have caused the relay to miss the last signal sent as it was busy switching when it came in. If you setup 2 custom rules, one to turn outlet on if float is open and the other to turn off with float open the relay will go nuts because when the float is open its trying to turn the outlet on and off at the same time, if you do that over you'll see sometimes it won't stop where it was suppose to. So that's an example of how you can see this happen. If something similar happened it could have caused this and based on 20:19:43 something similar is happening. I think once you go to the ATO ports you won't have that again.
Also I don't like to see that outlet 4 turn on/off so often, in that day it did that at least 72 times which can shorten the life of the relay.
As for outlet 4 turning on but not off I'm thinking this as I can't find any issues. This is assuming the SD card didn't capture everything which is possible as the SD card is giving issues and I think you mentioned some lines were missing in the temp graph which would be the same. But what I'm thinking is the float was moving similar to the end of the day at 20:19:43 where it turned on or off 12 times within a second and could be much quicker. That could have caused the relay to miss the last signal sent as it was busy switching when it came in. If you setup 2 custom rules, one to turn outlet on if float is open and the other to turn off with float open the relay will go nuts because when the float is open its trying to turn the outlet on and off at the same time, if you do that over you'll see sometimes it won't stop where it was suppose to. So that's an example of how you can see this happen. If something similar happened it could have caused this and based on 20:19:43 something similar is happening. I think once you go to the ATO ports you won't have that again.
Also I don't like to see that outlet 4 turn on/off so often, in that day it did that at least 72 times which can shorten the life of the relay.
