Вопросы про "The events limit reached. You will no longer get new events today"

[PeteKnight]

@John93

As far as I know, online and offline counted as well.

Not according to this…

Notifications failure?

Yeah… Notifications have multiple limits on different levels. Blynk limit is 100 messages per device per day (online/offline not included). Google limit: you can’t send more than 10 push messages/second for 1 mobile device, you can send more than ~10k push messages per mobile device per day. Etc… Same with mail. I think in case your device sends more than 100 messages a day it does something wrong and you have to optimize it to send only really required / important massages.

@John93

there’s an option called Limit Period which limits the number of notifications to just one notification for a specified time period

That will limit the notifications, but if you keep sending events then you’ll soon run out of available events for that 24 hour period.

@PeteKnight

As mentioned earlier, there is a limit of 100 events per day.

The “Notifications Limit” part of the Edit Event – Notifications tab allows you to specify the time period between notifications. The minimum is 1 minute, which means that Blynk will only send one notification per minute. Any other events that are triggered during this one minute waiting period will be ignored. If you set this to 1 hour then only one notification will be sent per hour etc. etc.

The “Event Counter” part of the same tab specifies the number of events that have to be received before one notification will be sent. If this was set to 10 then you’d only receive your first notification when 10 events have been triggered, and your second when 20 events have been triggered (and the Notifications Limit time had passed).

TBH, I think it’s best to leave the Notifications Limit set to 1 minute and the Event Counter set to 1 and manage your own notification rules in Node-Red – probably using the Delay or Filter Nodes (Filter was previously called RBE).

Pete.