I am trying to use the MQTT broker with no luck. On the MQTT Tab I do not see any data only a recurring AMQJSC0001E Connect timed out message. My Flukso Serial number is FL02000497 with r247 firmware.
Any help to sort this out would be much appreciated.

Arthur

Hi Bart.

I cannot get my FLM working again after a power outage.
I have posted in this link with no success.
https://www.flukso.net/content/no-ip-connect
I have emailed you twice.
I am also disappointed that no one has replied to them.
It has been a few days now.
I reply on the FLM to give my rebate figures for my solar input (using PV output as the summary)

This is what happened again:
I tried to add Gerb guages with no success.
I put FLM back to normal.
Was working ok all night.
Power outage in the morning, FLM would not turn back on .
Lights, power, heartbeat , eth, all stationary.

What I have tried.
The procedure in the linked post using WinSCP, Putty etc.
With either I cannot get a response from the FLM.
I have tried 192.168.255.1 and the ip addy's I was using on my network before failure.

This is getting urgent now.
Can you please offer some advise?

Thankyou Bazzle

My minute data won't work because the flukso installation shows 2 sensors. My understanding is that there should be only one sensor shown, as the two sensors are combined into a single virtual sensor.
All of the other time resolutions work and show only one sensor. Only the minute resolution fails.

The error message I see is:

×Error - The call for sensor 500A two experienced a timeout. You are probably not in the same local network as the FLM.

I would like Flukso to help me by deleting the 2nd sensor definition, since I can't find anyway to delete it myself.

This is the sensor definition shown on my setup web page:
f0679eafa10cf03961e3bd266488e288 1e3945152b4a7a326de9ec51771fc168 electricity 500A one
994a73d1176ea57c38cedba6ca4c5900 636bfb5e231060f1588cc18d6f52ca84 electricity 500A two

Greg Garner

Hi,

We have three phase connected to the three analog ports and its displaying correctly. We also have a solar PV system. Whats the simplest way to get the PV output displayed. Can I just connect a current clamp to the PV input and wire it to port#4?

Or do I need to rewire the fuse box to add something like this? http://www.schnap.com.au/kilowatt-hour-meter/single-phase-electric-kilow...
that can connect to port#4 which is a pulse port?

Paul

fmlocal visualizations of gebhardm

Is there a guide to use this setup that can be used by low level IT user..Me?

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