I’m testing the Blynk.Logevent() function.
It worked each time to display on the device timeline, but just 2 times to my mail and GSM (notification limit is set to 1000x/12h).
Is there a limit for the free plan, or another thing to know?
Hello.
You can send 100 events per device per day and no more than 1 event per second per device. Limits are not final and will be tuned based on the usages and plans.
need realtime event notification like old blynk. I’m used it for power system frequency monitoring. Every single change 50,xxx Hz its important. Does blynk 2.0 membership get unlimited event like the old ?
@GDR94 I think you mean device data (datastream data flow), not template events. It’s a different thing. This topic is about Template Events. Template Events is this:
In my case, i set my normal freq at 50Hz. My high set at 50,25Hz and low set at 49,8 Hz. When the freq >=50,25 Hz, my old blynk will notif me. It still notif me while the freq <50,25 Hz. I set many freq point on eventor like 50,25; 50,26; … >50,4. So the team will aware about freq problem. On blynk 2.0 its imposible caused by event limited
If so then I think you’re using notifications in the wrong way. Anyone who receives 100+ notifications in a day isn’t going to pay any real attention to them, they are simply going to get “notification fatigue” and ignore them.
Far better to send notifications of exceptional situations (commonly known as Reporting by Exception) and use some other method I’d suggest SuperChart) to report on things that happen with the sort of regularity that you are talking about).
Yesterday I started using using Blynk cloud for my project, everything was fine but after getting 7 notifications, the notifications were stopped then I checked in timeline it is mentioned that you won’t get notifications you have reached daily limit but It said that daily limit is 100 I am not understanding why this is happened (I had set 1minute frequency)
I think you’re probably getting confused between Events and Notifications.
An Event can have a Notification attached, but if you’ve spammed that Event by triggering it multiple times before attaching a Notification to it then its easy to max-out that Event for the 24 hour rolling period.
I’d suggest that you read this tutorial for more information about the subject…
Thanks for the information. it is really helpful, but I have one final doubt : “How to limit the number of events that I am logging via the code in the sketch?”
I’d suggest that you start a new “need help with my project” topic and provide ALL of the information that is requested when you create that topic. Also pay attention to what it says about how to post code correctly, and post the code that you are using.
In addition, provide some information about what the project is about, what information you are gathering and logging, where events come in to this, and what scenarios you need to create notifications for.
This will allow us to provide sensible answers to your question.