Troubleshooting

This section lists a set of pages on the local configuration interface that will help you troubleshoot a Fluksometer installation.

status

The status pages details system- and network-level information. Both sections should report an OK status in their top right corners. If not, an incorrect time setting and/or network issues will be reported.

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test

The test page provides further detail regarding the operational state of the Fluksometer. It’s an especially useful tool when debugging network issues. The batch of tests can be re-run by pressing the ‘run’ button. All test should report OK. Tests 8 through 12 check whether a firewall in the local network (if present) blocks any of the required tcp/udp ports. If any network ports are being blocked, please consult your network admin armed with the information from the test page.

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gauge

The gauge page renders a set of real-time metrics for each of the current clamp ports. Irms readings prove to be very useful when in doubt about the correct installation or configuration of the current clamps.

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mqtt

Sensor messages published to the on-board MQTT broker are subscribed to by the mqtt page. It will display these messages anti-chronologically. You can pauze the output of the message flow at any time to give you ample time for inspecting the reported sensor readings.

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syslog

The syslog page shows the contents of the Linux syslog circular buffer, which might be helpful in some troubleshooting cases.

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