By SmartMeterAndroid, 26 September, 2024 Forums Gurux DLMS for Android I have read the datetime for all the profiles. But it is differed compared to DLMSDirector Kindly help to what is wrong in Android? Thanks var cells: Array<Any?>? =… var cells: Array<Any?>? = readRowsByRange(obj, start.time, end.time) using this Api. Start and end time not passing Hi, I'm sorry. I haven't… Hi, I'm sorry. I haven't notice your post before. Android is working in the same way as GXDLMSDirector. Get the latest version from the UI. The readRowsByRange parameters type changed from java.util.Date to GXDateTime for the example. Try to call it like this: readRowsByRange(obj, start, end); BR, Mikko Log in or register to post comments
var cells: Array<Any?>? =… var cells: Array<Any?>? = readRowsByRange(obj, start.time, end.time) using this Api. Start and end time not passing
Hi, I'm sorry. I haven't… Hi, I'm sorry. I haven't notice your post before. Android is working in the same way as GXDLMSDirector. Get the latest version from the UI. The readRowsByRange parameters type changed from java.util.Date to GXDateTime for the example. Try to call it like this: readRowsByRange(obj, start, end); BR, Mikko
var cells: Array<Any?>? =…
var cells: Array<Any?>? = readRowsByRange(obj, start.time, end.time) using this Api. Start and end time not passing
Hi, I'm sorry. I haven't…
Hi,
I'm sorry. I haven't notice your post before. Android is working in the same way as GXDLMSDirector.
Get the latest version from the UI. The readRowsByRange parameters type changed from java.util.Date to GXDateTime for the example.
Try to call it like this:
readRowsByRange(obj, start, end);
BR,
Mikko