Installation

Questions about installing and configuring a Fluksometer.

Reading drops when running motors

I have a new Fluksometer connected to two sensors, Mains and Solar panels (inverter output). I have just noticed that when running motors, one the pool pump and the other an AC unit, the values displayed actually drop when the motor is started. I assume I am doing something wrong. Anyone have any ideas??

Account level token

I hope i'm not getting blind, but I've troubles finding out my account level token for the REST calls (no problem finding the sensor level token on the dash btw). Anybody know where to look?

From manual: Account-level token A token is also made available to each account, which
you can regard as an API key. This single token allows you to access data
of all devices and sensors associated with your account.

Reset all sensor readings

Is there a way to reset, clean, remove, delete, all sensor readings from the Flukso platform?

I suppose the FLM has only a buffer but doesn't really store the data. I have solar panels and only had one clamp. I bought another one and can now start taking correct readings. The old readings are wrong and it would be nice to reset the sensors. I tried to remove the sensors or the FLM from the Flukso website but that didn't work (suppose it gets the same hashes).

Not a dealbreaker in any way, just wondering.

adhoc network for fluksometer

For future reference, in order to put a fluksometer in a adhoc network, these are the steps I used:
+ setup an adhoc network on a pc and write down the bssid (AP hex number)
+ setup the flukso wireless on the web front-end
+ ssh into the fluksometer & change sta mode to adhoc mode in /etc/config/network
+ restart the network on the fluksobox
+ change the bssid on the fluksobox if it's not the same as the bssid noted above with: iwconfig ath0 ap xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
+ restart the fluksonetwork again

could be related: I added an ntp server for our local network, but this isn't working yet. The ntpclient command works from the fluksometer, but the web front-end only shows the correct system time, and not the last synchronization time. To be continued...

Edit: The communication with the ntpserver works flawless. I should have just saved the sensor page to show the correct last syncronization time.

Again the minute tab

Currently I experience a strange behavior. To better test the consumption of our office space I moved my second FLM (#190) to an own account. This works fine including the secondly display in the minute dash. Strangely now I experience that the first FLM (#178) in this account does not show any minute tab any more. Both FLMs are in the same LAN and except for the minute tab show the same behavior... Any idea? Does the server not like to reroute two FLMs from the same external IP?! Should not be, as the sensor IDs and tokens are of course different...
Best regards
Markus