chronotherm displaying incorrect schedule temp

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can anyone tell me why in blue circle show the precedent interval temp, and not the actual schedule temp?

my devices:

{
  "id": "s_heat",
  "class": "ChronoThermDevice",
  "name": "Alagsor termosztat",
  "cas1Ref": "$sh1",
  "cas2Ref": "$sh2",
  "cas3Ref": "$sh3",
  "cas4Ref": "$sh3",
  "cas5Ref": "$sh3",
  "cas6Ref": "$sh3",
  "cas7Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum1Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum2Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum3Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum4Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum5Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum6Ref": "$sh3",
  "sum7Ref": "$sh3",
  "realtemperature": "$Thermometer.temperature",
  "interval": 120,
  "offtemperature": 4,
  "ontemperature": 15,
  "boost": true
},
{
  "id": "p_heat",
  "class": "ChronoThermDevice",
  "name": "Foldszint termosztat",
  "cas1Ref": "$ph1",
  "cas2Ref": "$ph2",
  "cas3Ref": "$ph3",
  "cas4Ref": "$ph3",
  "cas5Ref": "$ph3",
  "cas6Ref": "$ph3",
  "cas7Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum1Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum2Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum3Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum4Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum5Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum6Ref": "$ph3",
  "sum7Ref": "$ph3",
  "realtemperature": "$Thermometer.temperature",
  "interval": 120,
  "offtemperature": 4,
  "ontemperature": 15,
  "boost": true
},
{
  "id": "e_heat",
  "class": "ChronoThermDevice",
  "name": "Emelet termosztat",
  "cas1Ref": "$eh1",
  "cas2Ref": "$eh2",
  "cas3Ref": "$eh3",
  "cas4Ref": "$eh3",
  "cas5Ref": "$eh3",
  "cas6Ref": "$eh3",
  "cas7Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum1Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum2Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum3Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum4Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum5Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum6Ref": "$eh3",
  "sum7Ref": "$eh3",
  "realtemperature": "$Thermometer.temperature",
  "interval": 120,
  "offtemperature": 4,
  "ontemperature": 15,
  "boost": true
},
{
  "id": "Thermometer",
  "name": "Thermometer",
  "class": "DS18B20Sensor",
  "hardwareId": "28-051700b850ff",
  "interval": 60000
},

and the variables:

{
  "name": "sh1",
  "value": "12345,00:00,17,08:30,20,17:00,17"
},
{
  "name": "sh2",
  "value": "67,00:00,17"
},
{
  "name": "sh3",
  "value": 0
},
{
  "name": "ph1",
  "value": "12345,00:00,17,07:30,21,09:30,18,16:30,20,22:00,18"
},
{
  "name": "ph2",
  "value": "67,00:00,17,08:00,18,09:00,20,18:00,21,22:00,18"
},
{
  "name": "ph3",
  "value": 0
},
{
  "name": "eh1",
  "value": "12345,00:00,17,07:00,20,08:00,17,21:00,18"
},
{
  "name": "eh2",
  "value": "67,00:00,17,08:00,20,09:00,17,20:30,19,21:30,18"
},
{
  "name": "eh3",
  "value": 0
}

I´m not shure if i understand you.
Do you mean the previous temperate in the timeline?
Try to hit F5 (refresh). Is it still the same?
Is your timezone correct?
Gruß M.

@michael-rudek
It is not a browser refresh problem.
Timezone is correct, but i don’t think it is relevant.
So on my posted image i have 3 thermostate instance. Only the first display correct value in the blue circle (17C) in concordance with the preseted value (indicated by position of the arrow). On other two thermostate in the blue circle should be 17C, indicated by the two arrows on schedule timeline.
Anyway maybe i’m misunderstand something, but in my most cases the value displayed in the blue circle does not match with the schedule timeline value.
See my second picture below, in all 3 thermostate in the blue circle value is the precedent schedule value. 17, 21, 20C, but in the real value should be 20, 18 and 17C.

@zoltán said in chronotherm displaying incorrect schedule temp:

Timezone is correct, but i don’t think it is relevant

I`m not shure about that. There is more than one timeformat on Linux, in my case it´s CET and UTC.
Maybe @Zacca can help.

Sorry @Zoltán i’m here.
I had big problems to solve

I think it’s a timezone problem too

Try “date” command in all 2 PC

@zacca
Resetting the timezone on RPI, and reboot solved the problem.
Thank you guys!

@Zoltán I’m glad you solved it