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I am remotely monitoring solar energy. My monitors shut off at night to conserve battery power, ending data being sent to ThingSpeak, which is fine. I do want to be alerted quickly though during the day when data should be coming in. How can I do this? ReAct doesn't have any way to limit when actions will happen and TimeControl doesn't seem to be able to only perform during certain hours either. I've looked for examples where Matlab analysis might perform a task between certain hours but can't seem to find anything. FWIW, an email would be the preferred method of alert.
I have this message "You have a React with similar Test Frequency, Action, and Option settings. Delete that React to save this one."
But that's not true. It's another channel, another field that must trigger another matlab analysis...........
Any idea on how to unblock this issue?
Thank you

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Hello,

I try to do an aplication that warns me when is flood or when is a fire. I tryed to use ThingTweet to receive new status (better to send a message) when fire or flood happen. But not work that fine. Sometimes I receive a new status in my Tweeter account sometimes not. And this is the most annoying thing. To know that is working just some how. Digging for answers I didn't found much. But I saw Twitter changed the API version to: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/early-access. Please, I need some assistance to finish my project ! Thank you

Hi guys,

I'm using Thingspeak to log data for my small weather station project. The data then gets sent to an Airtable using React and ThingHTTP. When I check the exported CSV from Thingspeak I can see the data being logged at regular intervals — every 5 minutes, 3 seconds in. However, something happens with React/ThingHTTP, because the Airtable log doesn't match. Every hour or so, the entry will have an added minute (13:01, 17:01, etc). Why does this happen? React is programmed to use ThingHTTP whenever Field1 is different from 0.