3 clamps + 3 pulse meters with 1 flukso
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onIs it possible to convert Port 6 to pulse port somehow?
I would like to connect 3 clamps +3 pulse meters. But don't what to buy second fluksometer
thanks
Is it possible to convert Port 6 to pulse port somehow?
I would like to connect 3 clamps +3 pulse meters. But don't what to buy second fluksometer
thanks
Hi,
I have some trouble with my flukso v2.
Can somebody help? What could I do to track the problem down?
Best regards
Ansgar
Is it possible to get the maximum power during an interval somehow?
I can now get the minute values via an API call, but could I get the maximum (and minimum) values within each minute also?
Thanks,
Roel
Hi all,
I'm trying to get my fluksoV2 to send out snmp data to my monitoring system by following this great article of Ben Ronsse: http://oniriabe.dyndns.org:1111/intranet/index.php/weetjes/linux/208-flukso
However when I executed the command cat /dev/ttyS0 as described in the blog I get just an empty screen with no output.
I've already restarted the daemon but that did not make any difference.
If I run logread | grep pulse I get the info but this is originated from the syslog so not really usefull.
Printscreen:
root@flukso-1b6e80:~# /etc/init.d/flukso restart
Daemon returned 0 as return value.
Daemon returned 0 as return value.
root@flukso-1b6e80:~# cat /dev/ttyS0
All help is welcome.
Thanks in advance.
I'm using a Flukso V2 with firmware 216.
I'm looking for "plug and Play" sensors for the following instruments:
Natural Gas Flow meter:
Type: Schlumberger G4
Build: 1989
Water Flow meter:
Type: Actaris
All see attached photo's.
After checking with a simple compass I noticed that there are no magnets in the meters available.
So the reed sensors are of no use for me :-(
On the Gas meter I found a little "looking glass" opening at the left bottom.
Inside of the meter there is a black & white striped disc.
So an opto sensor could be a solution.
Also on the spot of the most right red digit there is a silver patch on the 0 position.
All solutions are welcome.