This might be a stupid question but how do I find out how many phases I have in my house?

I live in Belgium and I suppose it's the same for all residential houses here but the question can be more generic: how does one find out how many phases are used?

Thanks!

I tried to compile the AVR microcontroller code for the v2 Flukso sensor board, but i failed, can you give detailed instructions to do it, how do i get the .hex and .eep files to transfer it to the sensor board??

i used the files from this links:
https://github.com/icarus75/flukso/tree/develop/mote/v2/avr

Hi all,

I was preparing to put my FLM in the meter box and disconnect the ethernet cable that I am using at the moment to get access to the FLM settings. I read this post about changing the FLM's firewall settings with a few shell commands via ssh.

I used putty on Win7 to SSH into the FLM 192.168.255.1 with username/password root/root

then

Still no joy getting web access to the FLM's administrative functions at 10.10.0.122. Do I need to turn the FLM off and on again? Do I need to use something other than port 80?

Cheers,
JasonP

Hey there ,

today i installed the flukso and everything works like a charm.

but the only thing i can see now it's the chart , are there other statistics ?? like how much i consume this day ?? or year ???

otherwise good product with potential.

helmut

I have been able to setup the WAN side of the flukso (WIFI) - and I have been able to add the device to my account on the flukso.net site.
The WAN IP I assiginged using the manual settings was 192.168.1.20.

So its talking to the world.. However I cannot get to the web interface via this IP.

If I plug the flukso directly into my pc I can get to it on 192.168.255.1 - but thats no good to me once its in my meter box, I need to be able to get to it wirelessly.

Any idea why it is able to talk to the flukso site but I cant get to it in a browser?