I have a v2 at home (been running for a number of years). I just added a v3 in the office and it doesn't seem to be playing nice. Is this a supported configuration or should I create a separate account?

Found my Flukso was not responding anymore, took it to the shack and did all the pushbutton manipulations as described in the manual, no response, all led's are on except the wifi led, only ping response no ssh.
Went to the "no-ip" post and tryed to flash it with the 'ap51-flash-gui.exe' but it got stuck at "sending rootfs, 4864 blocks..." left it for a few hours but no response.
Did run the ap51 utility on 2 win7 x64 pc's .

Any help is much appriciated.

Luc

Hi,

I have a Flukso v2b (currently firmware 250) that I bought a few years ago and worked great with the P1 port of my Dutch smart meter. I recently moved and brought my Flukso with me. The new house had an analog meter so I requested a new one and the operator installed the ISKRA AM550. I attached the Flukso but it sees nothing. I tried with cat /dev/ttyS0 and only when I connect/disconnect the cable do I see anything on the console, otherwise nothing.

I little research showed that this meter uses DSMR 5.0 protocol on the P1 port. Is this or will it be supported by the Flukso v2b? Do I need a different cable connection to the Flukso?

These threads (in Dutch) have a bunch of info on the new meter and the DSMR 5.0 standard:
https://community.qurrent.nl/qbox-24/werkt-de-qbox-met-de-iskra-am550-of...

https://forum.eneco.nl/storingen-en-problemen-112/slimme-meter-14026

https://www.wijhebbenzon.nl/media/kunena/attachments/3055/DSMRv5.0FinalP...

I'm quite competent in linux but electronics aren't my thing, so any pointers would be helpful.

Thanks!
Chris

Hi,

the flukso and flukso dashboard works great but i prefer the pvoutput site to view my data on.

electricity is fine but water readings seem to be bad on pvoutput

how do i export the data locally so i can see if the data getting sent is incorrect or pvoutput is reading it incorrectly?

The device tab of this site now offers an update to firmware 378. Beside algorithmic enhancements the web interface now offers an onboard gauge of the three analog ports (see screenshot attached)
If you want to use the further enhanced flmlocal visualizations, you may do so with the updated variant from http://github.com/gebhardm/flmlocal