Dear FSM experts,

I encounter a strange problem: our FSM is connected to internet (ping to Flukso server is successful, from SSH session on FSM we can ping flukso.net) and measured values provided on the local API (MQTT) show correct measured values.
However these measurements do not get (correctly) to the server.

This is what the (locally connecting) MQTT client shows:
/sensor/44363c3bd479bf47f9d3c70290dd3315/gauge [1393862764,3055286,"W"]
/sensor/44363c3bd479bf47f9d3c70290dd3315/gauge [1393862765,3201220,"W"]
/sensor/44363c3bd479bf47f9d3c70290dd3315/gauge [1393862767,3052326,"W"]
/sensor/44363c3bd479bf47f9d3c70290dd3315/gauge [1393862768,3201220,"W"]

This is the same data on the server:
https://api.flukso.net/sensor/44363c3bd479bf47f9d3c70290dd3315?version=1...
[[1393862760,"nan"],[1393862820,"nan"],[1393862880,"nan"],[1393862940,"nan"],[1393863000,"nan"]

Further on there are no datapoints shown on the server.

This behavior is identical on both our FLM02A units (both upgraded to firmware 232).
Note that we have re-configured these systems quite a lot.
We also tried a full reset but no improvements.

Any idea on the cause?
Is there anything specific that can be checked on the FSM itself (e.g. with SSH session)?

Kind Regards,

Frederik

Hi,

In our final setup we need to make use of a quite big meterconstant (between 200 and 875).
I noticed in a test setup that with a meterconsant of 100 data was reported correctly, but when using 875 measured value is incorrect.
Could there be an overflow problem when using big meterconstants?

Kind Regards,

Frederik

hi,

any one got one of these hooked up to their flukso?

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need to do something with my spare S0 inputs ...

Since I'm switching from analoge clamps to S0 metering, I'm selling my clamps:
3x 50amps

Anyone interested?

I'll invest this in a second Flukso.

Yves
Belgium

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1) the Flukso V2B unit will be fully functional for the use on the electrical grid of the USA (I'm in Chicago, to be specific), correct?

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