Makes sense, qt-gui doesn't re-read that configuration, happ_scsync does.balans wrote:a reading is an art when its not youre daily reading , a reboot did the trick i only killed qt-gui wich it did not fix it
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Makes sense, qt-gui doesn't re-read that configuration, happ_scsync does.balans wrote:a reading is an art when its not youre daily reading , a reboot did the trick i only killed qt-gui wich it did not fix it
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Thanks for thinking along. Let me explain what I did up to now in more detail:TheHogNL wrote:That is weird. Your datasheet says 'pontentiaal vrij via optokopler'. So there should be no voltage on the s0 if disconnected. Or do you mean when it is connected? Does, with the wires disconnected, the S0 make a connection when the led is pulsing (measure with your multimeter with Ohm, should go to 0 or near).
How did you connect it? You really need to connect it like this post viewtopic.php?f=95&t=11969&start=15#p85351
So three wires, not two.
1. Is the green LED on your meter adapter continuously on? It shouldn't go off until it counts the first pulse.mogwai wrote:TheHogNL wrote:That is weird. Your datasheet says 'pontentiaal vrij via optokopler'. So there should be no voltage on the s0 if disconnected. Or do you mean when it is connected? Does, with the
So the problem really seems to be with the meteradapter not detecting the pulses from the s0 output. Strangely enough it does detect pulses when I short the wires connected to the s0 output manually...
Can the meteradapter be somehow misconfigured in terms of pulse length or pulse level? Is there any way to "reset" that?
D'ohmarcelr wrote:Hard to tell. This is the serial number, a product number is more helpful