Sometimes when my power goes out, the fluxo boots faster than my dhcp server (which is on a virtual linux machine). If my understanding is correct, the meter will go into dhcp server mode itself, handing out 192.168.255.0/24 to everything else in competition with the real dhcpd.

The results aren't pretty.
Is there a way to turn of this functionality or better deal with this situation? Other than throwing the meter in a separate vlan I'm out of ideas.

Thanks in advance!

12 hours today.Daytime in Oz :(

Hi all,

I suddenly ran into issues with my Flukso (FLM02B, firmware version 250).

As written in another post (https://www.flukso.net/content/flm02b-version-250-inconsistent-number-se...) the dash only shows 2 active sensors.

In the flukso.net -> settings page, there are 12 (!). Now I noticed the following error on my flukso device:

sensor board hardware compatibility check failed Internal error.
Please report this error message to Flukso.

Any pointers how to fix this issue?

Eric

Since 14:49 yesterday 21 May there is no access to Flukso server and as a result the usage data is not recorded. You can see it checking any member in the Flukso group on PVoutput.

Please rectify this problem asap.
Tx

This might sound a little bit weird :), but I came across a picture of the same water meter I have with the Smappee optical sensor attached to it (of course attached to the Smappee box).
Does anyone know if I could buy that sensor, cut off the connector, strip and attach the wires to the Flukso?

To be honest, I have all components to create an optical sensor myself, but I really don't know how to attach it to the meter. And seeing that picture, I got triggered, even though it is not that cheap...