I connected my FLM just over a week ago and the wireless connection must be a bit dodgy. The globe LED will stay on for a while and then go off. When I reconnect it to my PC via the Ethernet cable and go to http://192.168.255.1. And click on ‘scan’ the globe LED lights up again but only for a variable period of time.I haven’t been able to receive any data or see any graphs on flukso.net. Bart suggested that a flaky wireless connection is the problem. I live in the tropics and the meter box is outdoors downstairs and the router is inside the house upstairs. So I was thinking that as I can’t seem to connect the FLM in the outdoors meter box wirelessly to the router and an outdoors meter box may not be the best place for the FLM during the wet season, perhaps the best option would be to move it inside near the router so I could either have a better wireless connection or connect the FLM directly to the router via the Ethernet. I had an electrician install the FLM to measure the pulses (sensors 4 & 5). That would mean taking the wiring from the meter box up into the roof cavity and then down the wall to come out near the router. Does that sound like a reasonable workable option or is it a silly idea?

OK Flukso working OK, readings sent to the web sites :)
I had issues some weeks back qand had to reset all and reinstall. Got it working and left alone.
Today I decided I would try to make the unit completelt wireless again.
Plugged into Flm with cable.... cant see it!
Turned off power, restart, data streams ok, still cant see Flm.

Tried SSH, same used 168.255.0.1.
Tried what my router seeit as, 168.255.0 20.

Still cannot access Flm.

I dont want to do a complete reset as it was a bugger to get going last time.
Any clues?

Bazzle

Is it minutes? or hours ? or overnight ?

Or maybe more specifically how many samples?

( ie if had 3 ports active then it would be 1/3 of the time if only one flukso port is active)

THANKS

I have been trying the FluksoMeter app for Iphone and it's pretty good. However the app gets stuck when IP address for the Flukso doesn't match. How do I set a fixed IP address for the Flukso in my own network, eg. 192.168.2.x?

The Fluksometer is very light so you don't need to drill holes and use screws for mounting. I fixed the FLM to a plastic conduit with UHU Patafix, a kneadable kind of putty which is easy to remove and relocate, leaves no traces and seems to hold forever. It even secures not too heavy picture frames to a wall. Nice stuff!

http://www.gysenbergs.info/data/fluksopatafix.jpg
http://www.gysenbergs.info/data/fluksomounted.jpg