Greenwave 6-outlet Power Strip -

That would be my fault also. Although it is relative to the powerstrip and trying to use it on HE, HE, since C7's release, has been very rough, and leaves me concerned.
I'll leave it at that.
And Thank you for all your help

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No need to "apologize" to me, I am happy to learn what others are doing. I have a C4 hub, running 2.2.3.135 and on the raw Devices page the individual outlets respond as expected to "on/off" button presses on the device driver detail page, updating their status as "on or off" as one would expect.

So, the problems seem to be a result of either the C5 / C7 platform, or the code specific to those platforms. Those of us sticking with the older, more stable hardware seem to be at a distinct advantage.

While I would dearly like the power-reporting data, I am more concerned with powering off things that consume power simply by being plugged in, and might be harmed by the random wackiness of "Island Power", not the same quality product as on any mainland.

But I do want the "smart vacation home" to power up things like the stereo when anyone is in the house, as the housekeeper has a right to enjoy the stereo while she works, even if powering it up is a prima facie violation of the nuclear test-ban treaties of 1963 and 1996. :slight_smile:

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Here is what I see in the logs, and this is what I want to be able to graph with Hubigraphs:

[dev:524](http://192.168.1.103/logs#pastdev524)2021-06-15 07:44:14.356 pm [debug](http://192.168.1.103/device/edit/524)Greenwave v3 meter report received for endpoint 2 scale 2 value 3.2
[dev:524](http://192.168.1.103/logs#pastdev524)2021-06-15 07:44:14.312 pm [debug](http://192.168.1.103/device/edit/524)Greenwave v3 meter report received for endpoint 2 scale 0 value 111.3340

[dev:524](http://192.168.1.103/logs#pastdev524)2021-06-15 02:47:39.927 pm [debug](http://192.168.1.103/device/edit/524)Greenwave v3 meter report received for endpoint 2 scale 2 value 3.6

[dev:524](http://192.168.1.103/logs#pastdev524)2021-06-15 02:47:39.884 pm [debug](http://192.168.1.103/device/edit/524)Greenwave v3 meter report received for endpoint 2 scale 0 value 111.3180

[dev:524](http://192.168.1.103/logs#pastdev524)2021-06-15 02:30:35.700 pm [debug](http://192.168.1.103/device/edit/524)Greenwave v3 meter report received for endpoint 2 scale 2 value 3.6

[dev:524](http://192.168.1.103/logs#pastdev524)2021-06-15 02:30:35.631 pm [debug](http://192.168.1.103/device/edit/524)Greenwave v3 meter report received for endpoint 2 scale 0 value 111.3170

The power strip is correctly reporting the turning on and off of a TV. 3.6 watts when "off", and 111 watts when "on". But the child devices only seem to get updated if manually "refreshed" from the Hubitat device page. So, this looks like something that could be parsed, and used to update each child (outlet) of the 6 outlets. But Hubigraphs wants a specific device to feed it data, not the parent device reporting on each "endpoint".

Any suggestions on how one might handle this kind of thing? I am thinking that I need to parse this data, and shove it into the proper place with a driver mod, but the driver was ported over from Smartthings, and there was no problem with the child devices being updated in the Smartthings version.