Let me know if you need me to see how IOS is displaying.
Oh I will!
To keep the code neat and clean, without too many workarounds, Iām going to design the code so that if someone decides to display battery % while not having batteries installed that Health Check will catch that and push low battery notifications until the user disables the display. In my opinion, if someone opts to not use batteries but doesnāt bother to turn the display off, they should be gently reminded ;-).
The updated code may require the user to open Preferences and then tap on Done, but that shouldnāt be too difficult for someone to do.
Stay tuned, almost ready for testingā¦
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OK standing by.
Just updated GitHub. Hereās what changed:
02-13-2017 : Cleaned up code for battery message being displayed. If someone decides to display battery % while not having batteries installed Health Check will catch that and push low battery notifications until the user disables the display.
Set your battery reporting interval to 60 seconds, and then later go back to something like 3600 (an hour) or longer. That will cause it to refresh fairly quick.
Does the above apply to everyone? Battery or not. I have the new DH installed looks good nothing wrong that I see. Working well displays perfectly on IOS. So I think you did a great job again.
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Yup, regardless if you have batteries or not. The device seems to always report battery, so for those with no battery set the value high, and with batteries set to around an hour depending on how frequently itās reporting watts, etc.
Thanks!
I just discovered that the device will report if itās running on batteries or USB power, so it looks like I have another improvement to make! That should come in very handy.
OK done and working great. Thanks again. What project are you going to do next?
Sleepā¦ All kidding aside, once I add the feature to the HEM DTH to detect if itās on batteries or USB, Iām going to look at how I can add a chart to the DTH via Google Sheets.
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That sound interesting. I have four V1s running and it is very informative. True I only read the total for circuits not the individual devices., but I can figure out by what the standing watts are and then if one appliance is running I can see the difference. I canāt see both in real time, but not that important.
John,
I am using the reset app and it reset for the first time last night.
I had it set to reset on the 15th of the month at 11:59pm but it fired on the 14th at 11:59pm.
Is it a bug or any other ideas?
Thanks
When I tested the reset app, it seemed to be zero based - while our calendar is one based.
Setting a reset date was off by one day for me.
OK so I searched and came up empty. Where can I find this reset app?
In Johnās repository, look for āAeon HEM v1 Reset Managerā. It is a smart app; not a device handler.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/constjs/jcdevhandlers/master/smartapps/jscgs350/aeon-hem-v1-reset-manager.src/aeon-hem-v1-reset-manager.groovy
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@johnconstantelo, do you think there would be a way to change the KWH cost for all my HEM v1s from one place instead of everyone of the configs? I am using you reset app to reset at 12:00 Am on the 3rd of each month, but until the bill comes in I donāt know what the cost per KWH is.
Wow Iām not sure how I didnāt see this reset app before.
If you are taking requests on changing the reset. My electric supplier bills every 33 days.
Maybe a calendar month option as well as a every X days option? 
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I find my electric companyās bill period changes every month. Last month it was the 18th. This itās the 15th so itās a manual update ahead of time for me.
Usually it is the Calendar month which makes sense.
Mine is same, depends what day the meter reader guy walks past my house 
We have smart meters so itās read remotely. Maybe there is a set number of days and I have just not figured it out yet. But itās not the same day each month.