Temperatures over 100 Celsius
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Temperatures over 100 Celsius
I'm smoking ribs and the temperature should be about 100 Celsius. I'm using Weber wireless thermometer and the problem is that Tellstick shows temperatures only with two digits. Is it possible to write logic somewhere that temperatures between 0-50 is interpreted to 100-150? That way it would always show right temperature between 50-150 which would be perfect for me..
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Re: Temperatures over 100 Celsius
This could be done with Plugin.pekkak wrote:I'm smoking ribs and the temperature should be about 100 Celsius. I'm using Weber wireless thermometer and the problem is that Tellstick shows temperatures only with two digits. Is it possible to write logic somewhere that temperatures between 0-50 is interpreted to 100-150? That way it would always show right temperature between 50-150 which would be perfect for me..
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Re: Temperatures over 100 Celsius
Yes, this can be done using the built in function Value Mapping
(No plugin is required)
Open Data Source Options and select the Presentation tab.
Under Value Mapping, select Linear mapping for calibration/conversion
Then add the following rows:
Source Value / Presentation Value
0 / 100
50 / 150
50.1 / 50.1
99.9 / 99.9
Source values from the temperature device will be converted according to the table. Values are linearized in between points in the table. Examples:
0 -> 100
10 -> 110
50 -> 150
60 -> 60
90 -> 90

Open Data Source Options and select the Presentation tab.
Under Value Mapping, select Linear mapping for calibration/conversion
Then add the following rows:
Source Value / Presentation Value
0 / 100
50 / 150
50.1 / 50.1
99.9 / 99.9
Source values from the temperature device will be converted according to the table. Values are linearized in between points in the table. Examples:
0 -> 100
10 -> 110
50 -> 150
60 -> 60
90 -> 90
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Re: Temperatures over 100 Celsius
Nice solution Tomas.
Dident know Value Mapping was that "smart".
Dident know Value Mapping was that "smart".
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Re: Temperatures over 100 Celsius
Wau, this is really neat! I was thinking linear mapping could be the solution, but I would never have figured out the correct rows. Thanks!
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Re: Temperatures over 100 Celsius
You are welcome
Good luck with the barbeque.
With the Value Mapping you can be quite creative and use it as a solution for various use cases.

With the Value Mapping you can be quite creative and use it as a solution for various use cases.
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Re: Temperatures over 100 Celsius
I have tried to do this, but i cant manage. The difference is that my data source is through OneWire via the OnewirePlugin. How to change the presented value for this? I cant make anything change with mapping.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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