Releases: motoz/PellMon
Releases · motoz/PellMon
v0.7.1-alpha3
Alpha release with a very experimental plugin for MGM burners with a TCNET-II controller.
v0.7.1-alpha1
Alpha release with (possibly) a small fix for scotte burners with v4-5-6 controllers, that might have been accidentally broken in v0.7.0
Completely untested!!!
v0.7.0
[0.7.0] 2017-03-12
Added
- Plugin Heatingcircuit. Controls the heating circuit mixing valve according to outside temperature
- Plugin NBEcom for NBE V7/V13 pellet burners with ethernet connection. The plugin depends on python-crypto from the debian archive and xtea, which can be installed with pip
- Plugin Openweathermap. Read current temperature, wind speed, wind direction and humidity at your location from openweathermap.com and calculate apparent temperature from those. Depends on pyowm which can be installed with pip.
- Plugin Exec. Runs external commands on item read/write.
- Configure option
--enable-debug
makes it easy to set up the project to run directly from source when developing
Changed
- Plugin interface to the database redesigned
- Graph plugin layout changed, eg. bootstrap buttons used for going back and forward
Fixed
- Issue 71. Power calculated by the pelletcalc plugin could be > 0 while the burner is off if timer mode was used.
- Issue 75. Restarting pellmon now forces the browser to download the system image again to prevent browsers with aggressive caching (chrome...) to continue to use the old image after it has been changes.
v0.6.1
[0.6.1] - 2016-01-22
Added
- Shell command line completion for pellmoncli
- Debian package. See the pellmon wiki for how to upgrade from a manual install to the packaged version.
Changed
- New dependency: python-argcomplete
- Plugin settings moved to a central sqlite database, pellmon-settings.db, in the same folder as the rrd database. Old settings are migrated automatically
The debian package is tested on raspbian jessie and ubuntu 14.04. Other distributions might require installing from source.
v0.5.0
v0.4.0
v0.3.0
v0.2.0
Added
- The state tracker in the PelletCalc plugin has configurable parameters for every state change and can also be turned off completely, which removes the 'power_kW', 'mode' and 'alarm' items.
- The PelletCalc plugin has a configuration setting for which type of events to log