GeigerLog Activity
Python program for Geiger counters and Environmental Sensors
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nonus created ticket #7
Installing GeigerLog on Python 3.11 32 bit, Windows 10 Home 32 bit
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
If it lasted me a long time, I would just dispose of it and buy a new one at the $100 price. Unless you really like trying to fix things
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wikilicious posted a comment on discussion Easy Data Uploads
Opening the file as 'rb' in Python... the index of interest: print(hist_data[97046:97046+4].hex(" ")) # 55 aa 05 55 print(hist_data[97137:97137+4].hex(" ")) # 55 aa 05 00 It was luck that between those two indices I added a note (manually via tedious device buttons) "ULLIX" so it's easy to spot in the "Show History with Parse Comments" view. I saved the uploaded file directly from geigerlog connection to device.
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Simon Harrison modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thanks, yes I see, and agree. If I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Also, each time I install a new release, I change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. Is there a way of setting this parameter in the GL config or GL app? ../gweb/gwebh_mon.html <div > <div class="gauge-container" style="border:0px solid red; margin:2px;"> <style> .gauge g.label text{text-anchor:middle;font-size:15px;font-weight:700;fill:#666;...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. If I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Also, each time I install a new release, I change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. Is there a way of setting this parameter in the GL config or GL app? ../gweb/gwebh_mon.html <div > <div class="gauge-container" style="border:0px solid red; margin:2px;"> <style> .gauge g.label text{text-anchor:middle;font-size:15px;font-weight:700;fill:#666;...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. If I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Also, each time I install a new release, I change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. Is there a way of setting this parameter in the GL config or GL app? ../gweb/gwebh_mon.html <div > <div class="gauge-container" style="border:0px solid red; margin:2px;"> <style> .gauge g.label text{text-anchor:middle;font-size:15px;font-weight:700;fill:#666;...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. If I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Also, each time I install a new release, I change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable on the gauge in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. Can you suggest a way of setting this parameter in the GL config/GL app? ../gweb/gwebh_mon.html <div > <div class="gauge-container" style="border:0px...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. Well, if I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Then I won’t need to “complain”😉 Also, (and not “complaining” here), but each time I install a new release, I need to change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable on the gauge in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. I know you frown on doing this, but I’m stubborn. But, if you...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. Well, if I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Then I won’t need to “complain”😉 Also, (and not “complaining” here), but each time I install a new release, I need to change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable on the gauge in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. I know you frown on doing this, but I’m stubborn and will continue...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. Well, if I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Then I won’t need to “complain”😉 Also, (and not “complaining” here), but each time I install a new release, I need to change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable on the gauge in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. I know you told me not to mess with this file, but I’m stubborn...
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Thanks, yes I see, and agree. Well, if I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Then I won’t need to “complain”😉 Also, (and not “complaining” here), but each time I install a new release, I need to change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable on the gauge in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. I know you told me not to mess with this file, but I’m stubborn...
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I see and agree. Well, if I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Then I won’t need to “complain”😉 Also, (and not “complaining” here), but each time I install a new release, I need to change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable on the gauge in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. I know you told me not to mess with this file, but I’m stubborn and will continue...
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I see and agree. Well, if I get a hankering (and feel really nerdy) I might (but probably won’t) write a simple bash script to simplify things on my end. Then I won’t need to “complain”😉 Also, (and not “complaining” here), but each time I install a new release, I need to change “CPM1st” to “CPM” as the“selected value” so that the web monitor defaults to this variable in the “Monitor” page. See your code below. I know you told me not to mess with this file, but I’m stubborn and will continue doing...
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Lol, ok np.
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No complaints, just suggestions. Ok.
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No complaints, just suggestions. Ok.
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ullix posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
There is a reason why all software with significant configs keep parameter and explanation together. Will not change. Indeed, you have quite a few customizations. Some are due to your very own requests ;-) now you complain of having to do them! You can go back to the last official release - this hasn't changed et all? If I were to allow custom configs plus default configs, I would have to also have a third database having all the allowed changes. What you could do is to keep a copy of your modified...
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Agreed with the crux. How about stripping out the info into a seperate new geigerlog.info file and leaving only parameters in the geigerlog.cfg then? Too much work? i.e. attached
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The crux are the possible changes of the config! And yet another config won't happen. But what are the many changes you are doing?
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Thanks. On another topic, (and one I surfaced before): To simplify installation, might I suggest the use of a global geigerlog.cfg file which lives outside the GL folder structure? Maybe the file could include only common parameters among GL versions moving forward? (Which would be most of the parameters) Each time I install a new pre-release I open the geigerlog.cfg files from the old and new releases side by side and update the new one with my parameter settings one after the other down the list....
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is fixed in pre10!
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correction of serial no config for GMC counter
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Thanks, I see the problem. It needs fixing.
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Here are the results for two tests for each counter model. Command: ./GeigerLog.sh -dvw devel connect load start A. GMC-600+ 1a. Test #1 : GL opens geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-500, None Console message: None Attached proglog file name: OPENS_geigeerlog.proglog.devel_GMC-600PLUS_GMC_ID-GMC-600-None 2a. Test #1 : GL Fails (does not open) geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-600, 52 0F 33 32 36 33 Console message: startup: soutput: CompletedProcess(args=['./__venv1.5.1pre09/bin/python', 'gmain.py', '-dvw', 'devel',...
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Here are the results for two tests for each counter model. Command: ./GeigerLog.sh -dvw devel connect load start GMC-600+ 1a. Test #1 : GL opens geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-500, None Console message: None Attached proglog file name: OPENS_geigeerlog.proglog.devel_GMC-600PLUS_GMC_ID-GMC-600-None 2a. Test #1 : GL Fails (does not open) geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-600, 52 0F 33 32 36 33 Console message: startup: soutput: CompletedProcess(args=['./__venv1.5.1pre09/bin/python', 'gmain.py', '-dvw', 'devel',...
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Here are the results for two tests for each counter model. Command: ./GeigerLog.sh -dvw devel connect load start GMC-600+ 1a. Test #1 : GL opens geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-500, None Console message: None Attached proglog file name: OPENS_geigeerlog.proglog.devel_GMC-600PLUS_GMC_ID-GMC-600-None 2a. Test #1 : GL Fails (does not open) geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-600, 52 0F 33 32 36 33 Console message: startup: soutput: CompletedProcess(args=['./__venv1.5.1pre09/bin/python', 'gmain.py', '-dvw', 'devel',...
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Here are the results for two tests for each counter model. Command: ./GeigerLog.sh -dvw devel connect load start GMC-600+ 1a. Test #1 : GL opens geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-500, None Console message: None Attached proglog file name: OPENS_geigeerlog.proglog.devel_GMC-600PLUS_GMC_ID-GMC-600-None 2a. Test #1 : GL Fails (does not open) geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-600, 52 0F 33 32 36 33 Console message: startup: soutput: CompletedProcess(args=['./__venv1.5.1pre09/bin/python', 'gmain.py', '-dvw', 'devel',...
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Here are the results for two tests for each counter model. Command: ./GeigerLog.sh -dvw devel connect load start GMC-600+ 1a. Test #1 : GL opens geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-500, None Attached proglog file name: OPENS_geigeerlog.proglog.devel_GMC-600PLUS_GMC_ID-GMC-600-None 2a. Test #1 : GL Fails (does not open) geigerlog.cfg: GMC_ID = GMC-600, 52 0F 33 32 36 33 Attached proglog file name: FAIL_geigeerlog.proglog.devel_GMC-600PLUS_GMC_ID-GMC-600-52 0F 33 32 36 33 GMC-500+ 1a. Test #1 : GL opens geigerlog.cfg:...
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It is the latest!
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Ok np, but I'm running v1.5.1pre09 as the screenshots show. I think that this is tge latest, no?
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I'd appreciate some Serial Number verification tests, but since I made some changes it will only be meaningful if you use the latest devel versions, which you find here: https://sourceforge.net/p/geigerlog/discussion/devel2/ Whenever you are ready for it, download the latest version.
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No thanks, I prefer to avoid disasters. And, all is well with not having to use their seril number to ID them as I don't plan on ever buying another GQ product. But, if you'd still like me to test the GMC_ID serial number anomaly, and upload results, I'd be happy to.
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Yeah, was quite busy online today. The "Transferring new configuration to counter" failure does happen with all GMC counters every now and then. Something in the firmware, but I don't know what. But if it re-happens, just do it again. It sometimes worked only at the 4th attempt. If you want to see the disaster yourself, do an overnite at FET=60, and one at FET=3 (=dynamic) and run a Poisson test! I find this very impressive.
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I hadn't changed anything on the counter yet... Ok the counter: "Fast Estimate Time" was set to "dynamic" and I just changed it to "60". I guess the setting on the counter overides GL and GL was unable to "Transferring new configuration to counter" for some reason. GL now reports FET as "60". All seems ok. (you're up late :)
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I hadn't changed anything on the counter yet... Ok the counter: "Fast Estimate Time" was set to "dynamic" and I just changed it to "60". GL now reports FET as "60". All seems ok. (you're up late :)
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I hadn't changed anything on the counter yet... Ok the counter: "Fast Estimate Time" was set to "dynamic" and I just changed it to "60". Other than the GL message listed below (which I think was due to my physically disconnecting the counter from the USB port), GL now reports FET as "60". All seems ok. (you're up late :) ==== Connect GMC Device ============================================================== GMC Device 'GMC-600+Re 2.53' was detected at port: /dev/ttyUSB1 and baudrate: 115200 2024-08-28...
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Huh??? Even when you try it at the counter directly? It may be called "dynamic" on the counter.
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ok, but as I mentioned, the setting stays at "3" even after I try to change it.
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Ok, thanks, re. the WebMon. Ok, I'll send the logs on future issues. Ok, GMC_SPIR set back to "auto" Btw, for the gmc600+, the GL menu: "Device > GMC Series > Show Info" displays: ... Critical Settings (see GeigerLog manual): FET (Fast Estimate Time): 3 seconds (the only safe setting is: 60 sec) CAUTION: anything different from 60 sec results in false data! Correct in menu: Device -> GMC Series -> Set GMC Configuration. Dead Time Enabled State: Off "Set GMC Configuration" shows "3". Do I change it...
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"Set GMC Configuration" shows "3". Do I change it to the safe setting of "60"? I STRONGLY recommend that!
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Ok, thanks, re. the WebMon. Ok, I'll send the logs on future issues. Ok, GMC_SPIR set back to "auto" Btw, on the gmc600+ GL displays: Applicable Tube Sensitivity: CPM / CPS: 348 CPM / (µSv/h) DateTime Computer: 2024-08-28 08:56:42 DateTime Device: 2024-08-28 08:56:42 Device clock is same as computer clock (within 1 sec) Device Power State: ON Critical Settings (see GeigerLog manual): FET (Fast Estimate Time): 3 seconds (the only safe setting is: 60 sec) CAUTION: anything different from 60 sec results...
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I just checked my code: The only place where a "DateTime could NOT be set!" message could have been generated will NOT have stopped logging! If logging did stop, the something else will have happened likely the counter has failed?
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I am afraid you'll have to live with what the MonServer currently offers as scaling. You may have to change the scaling back to auto now that the values are significantly different in CPM and ↓Sv/h If you can distinguish the 2 counters by model name, it is enough. Once you have even more counters and need to also distinguish by serial no, then please use the latest development release, and provide logs. Devel: https://sourceforge.net/p/geigerlog/discussion/devel2/ GL error datetime: I need to see...
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Your pics are a nice demonstration that everything works well? And now follow the manual:
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I agree that SourceForge is a bit annoying with respect to posting. You can do: write your text with 1st attachment and post edit your post and attach 2nd attachment edit your post and attach 3rd attachment etc
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I gave it a whirl on the GMC-600+, thanks. Senario1: Looks good except the unit scale on the Monitor is in CPM not uSv/h. Senario2: Not sure I understand the data (even though this follows your instructions) Maybe the right-side y-axis "ambient" data-type could be re-defined as CPM/conversion factor (uSv/h)? (please see screenshots) Some unrelated notes: Incidentally, after connecting/activating/logging the 600+ CPM data, I got a GL error saying that the DateTime could not be set (which caused logging...
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I gave it a whirl on the GMC-600+, thanks. Senario1: Looks good except the unit scale on the Monitor is in CPM not uSv/h. Senario2: Not sure I understand the data (even though this follows your instructions) It would be nice to define the right-side y-axis from the "ambient" data-type to the CPM conversion of "uSv/h" or anything else (Xtra?). (please see screenshots) Some unrelated notes: Incidentally, after connecting/activating/logging the 600+ CPM data, I got a GL error saying that the DateTime...
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I gave it a whirl on the GMC-600+, thanks. Senario1: Looks good except the unit scale on the Monitor is in CPM not uSv/h. Senario2: Not sure I understand the data (even though this follows your instructions) (please see screenshots) Unrelated info: Incidentally, after connecting/activating/logging the 600+ CPM data, I got a GL error saying that the DateTime could not be set (which caused logging to stop). It seems to be working now after setting "GMC_SPIRpage" in the config from "auto" to "2k". Is...
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I gave it a whirl on the GMC-600+, thanks. Senario1: Looks good except the unit scale on the Monitor is in CPM not uSv/h. Senario2: Not sure I understand the data (even though this follows your instructions) (please see screenshots) Incidentally, after connecting/activating/logging the 600+ CPM data, I got a GL error saying that the DateTime could not be set (which caused logging to stop). It seems to be working now after setting "GMC_SPIRpage" in the config from "auto" to "2k". Is that ok to do?...
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I'll give it a whirl on the GMC-600+, thanks. Incendentally, after connecting/activating/logging the 600+ CPM data, I got a GL error saying that the DateTime could not be set (which caused logging to stop). It seems to be working now after setting "GMC_SPIRpage" in the config from "auto" to "2k". Is that ok to do? And fyi, I could not differenciate on serial number for each of the 2 counter configurations, but luckly, GMC_ID = GMC-600, None and GMC_ID = GMC-500, None worked fine for each instanc...
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I'll give it a whirl on the GMC-600+, thanks. Incendentally, after connecting/activating/logging the 600+ CPM data, I got a GL error saying that the DateTime could not be set (which caused logging to stop). It seems to be working now after setting "GMC_SPIRpage" in the config from "auto" to "2k". Is that ok to do?
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Whitham D. Reeve posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
And, here is 3. You already have 4.
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Here is 2
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I can only post one image at a time. Here is 1
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Indeed, I did RTFM and made sure autostart is set to yes. However, nothing is displayed at <ip><port> .when I run the bat file. To see the Monitor Server images, I have to manually follow this sequence: 1. Run geigerlog.bat 2. Click Connect - Device, 3. Click Start Log, 4. Click Graph</port></ip> The attachments show the GL window for each of the above steps.
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It is a bit hackish, but you could do: Activate both CPM and CPM1st In the GMC-500 switch off the 2nd tube (CPM will give the SUM(!) of both tubes, which is conceptual nonsense. But it does not matter much, as the tube barely produces a count) Use the formula editor to define CPM1st = val/154 (assuming tube sensitivity= 154 CPM/(µSv/h)) as shown in pic. in the Monitor select either CPM for cpm values, or CPM1st for µSv/h values
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It is a bit hackish, but you could do: Activate both CPM and CPM1st In the GMC-500 switch off the 2nd tube (CPM will give the SUM(!) of both tubes. Which is conceptual nonsense. But it does not matter much, as the tube barely produces a count) Use the formula editor to define CPM1st = val/154 (assuming tube sensitivity= 154 CPM/(µSv/h)) as shown in pic. in the Monitor select either CPM for cpm values, or CPM1st for µSv/h values
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It is a bit hackish, but you could do: Activate both CPM and CPM1st In the GMC-500 switch off the 2nd tube (CPM will give the SUM(!) of both tubes. Which is conceptual nonsense; though it does not matter much, as it barely produces a count) Use the formula editor to define CPM1st = val/154 (assuming tube sensitivity= 154 CPM/(µSv/h)) as shown in pic. in the Monitor select either CPM for cpm values, or CPM1st for µSv/h values
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RTFM - search for autostart
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Hello, I was looking for a way to configure GL to diaplay in unts of uSv (calculated from CPM and the associated conversion factor foe my counter). Specifically, I'm interested in displaying these units graphically in the GL monitor (of which I can only seem to get CPM or CPS to show). In the main GL graph, toggling to the uSv/h option seems to display properly but throws off the data from the countrate_avg funtion. I haven't spent too much time trying to configure this yet, but maybe you can let...
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Hello, I was looking for a way to configure GL to diaplay in unts of uSv (calculated from CPM and the associated conversion factor foe my counter). Specifically, I'm interested in displaying these units graphically in the GL monitor (which I can only seem to get CPM or CPS to show). In the main GL graph, toggling to the uSv/h option seems to display properly but thows off the data from the countrate_avg funtion. I haven't spent toomuch time trying to configure this so if you can let me know if I'm...
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Hello, I was looking for a way to configure GL to diaplay in unts of uSv (calculated from CPM and the associated conversion factor foe my counter). Specifically, I'm interested in displaying these units graphically in the GL monitor (which I can only seem to get CPM to show). In the main GL graph, toggling to the uSv/hoption seems to display properly but thows off thedata from the countrate_avg funtion. I haven't spent toomuch time trying to configure this so if you can let me know if I'm on the...
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Hello, I was looking for a way to configure GL to diaplay in unts of uSv (calculated from CPM and the associated conversion factor foe my counter). Specifically, I'm interested in displaying these units graphically in the GL monitor (which I can only seem to get CPM to show). In the main GL graph, toggling to the uSv/hoption seems to display properly but thows off thedata from the countrate_avg funtion. I haven't spent toomuch time trying to configure this so if you can let me know if I'm on the...
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Hello, I was looking for a way to configure GL to diaplay in unts of uSv (calculated from CPM and the associated conversion factor foe my counter). Specifically, I'm interested in displaying these units graphically in the GL monitor (which I can only seem to get CPM to show). In the main GL graph, toggling to the uSv/hoption seems to display properly but thows off thedata from the countrate_avg funtion. I haven't spent toomuch time trying to configure this so if you can let me know if I'm on the...
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Something got corrupted, the command should be: wget <ip>:<port>/glpng.png -P c:/geigerlog/data/</port></ip>
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Thanks, wget works for me this way: wget <ip>:<port>/glpng.png -P c:/geigerlog/data/</port></ip> Now, how to automatically connect to Device and start logging when the PC reboots or is Restarted? It's easy to start GeigerLog when the PC boots, but how to automatically connect to the GQ device and start the GL Graph and start logging?
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Supporting Linux, Mac, Windows, Raspi
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Download locally. e.g. with: wget <ip>:<port>/glpng then upload as needed.
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I prefer the GL Graph (attached). But the problem is, my website is hosted by another company in another state (www.reeve.com). The PC that runs GeigerLog is local and is not accessible from that website. Yes, it is possible to do that but it introduces more complications into my local network and PC that I really don't want to deal with. What I need is a PNG image that I can periodically send to reeve.com, where I have a simple HTML page that displays it. Each new image overwrites the previous one....
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Do you want the data to use in your own formatting, or do you want the GeigerLog graph as a png? The pic shows the MonServer "Plot" page. Note the blue button "Get GL Graph". Click on it. The GeigerLog graph png is shown, and in the browser address field you see: http://<yourIP>:<yourPort>/glpng It will always show the pic as configured in GeigerLog. Write a simple HTML page with auto-update every X min of this URL. The updating frequency is limited by the GeigerLog computer, but not faster than...
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Do you want the data to use in your own formatting, or do you want the GeigerLog graph as a png? The pic shows the MonServer "Plot" page. Note the blue button "Get GL Graph". Click on it. The GeigerLog graph png is shown, and in the browser address field you see: http://<yourIP>:<yourPort>/glpng It will always show the pic as configured in GeigerLog. Write a simple HTML page with autoupdate every X min of this URL. The updating frequency is limited by the GeigerLog computer, but not faster than every...
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Do you want the data to use in your own formatting, or do you want the GeigerLog graph as a png?
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Hmmm. I see a 24h format only. As it should be. I would consider any 12h format as a bug! Having said that, the lib I use for web formatting is notoriously reluctant to use a 24 formatting. So, grudgingly it is a 12h format on the web graphs and remains so until the lib improves :-((
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Thanks for the compliment! I always like to hear about any problems, but in this case I would need more details. Such effects as you describe do not happen on my system, and I think they cannot happen unless something went wrong during installation. Important: the exact (!) version number. 1.5.0? 1.5.1? The latest versions - not official releases, but pre-releases, are found here: https://sourceforge.net/p/geigerlog/discussion/devel2/
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I've looked into this but don't see how to extract a PNG image automatically and periodically. Here is our desired setup: 1. A local PC runs the software, which produces a PNG image of the plot (essentially a screenshot of the plot). The image is produced every 2 minutes (user selectable). In the case of GeigerLog, it would be desirable if it could be setup to automatically invoke the function Tools-Save Graph to file every 2 minutes; 2. We use cuteFTP to monitor the folder containing the PNG image....
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The time scale on the Plot shown by the widget_demo in the web server (attached) is in the 12 hour format whereas the combo plot in the program itself is in the 24 hour format. I prefer all time scales to be consistent in the 24 hour format but it would be nice if the format is user selectable.
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I've successfully installed GeigerLog 1.5 on two different Windows 10 PCs but encountered the following problem on both: After GeigerLog is installed (geigerlog.bat setup) and then run (geigerlog.bat), a warning appears that psutil cannot be found. I installed that with pip install psutil. Attempting to run geigerlog.bat again, a new warning appears that PyQt5 cannot be found. I installed that with pip install PyQt5 Now, geigerlog.bat runs without a problem. Nice program and far better than the GQ...
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thanks for pointing that out, I must of overlooked that section.
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The GeigerLog Monitor Server can do this, see the pic. Look in the GeigerLog manual into chapter "Web Enablement", and configure the MonServer in the geigerlog.cfg in the [MonServer] section to your needs.
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I am pretty sure that GeigerLog can do this but I can't find any setup info in the manual. I would like to have GeigerLog automatically produce a new PNG plot image every, say, 2 minutes (or some user adjustable interval) and place the image file in a folder. I would then use an FTP client to upload the image file to my website for display. Any ideas and help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Bob posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
That is an extenstion rod handle. This unit is set up for dose measurment and yes it still works. The probe is in photo attached. Bob
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Wow! That "bicycle" pump on top is the Geiger tube? Does it still work?
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Sure, anything SMD is big problem to fix! But figuring out what needs fixing might be the bigger probem.
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I have one of these now a DP5V Ullix . I robbed another museum LOL! It was a Birthday gift from my oldest Son. Bob
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I have one of these a DP5V Ullix . I robbed another museum LOL! It was a Birthday gift from my oldest Son. Bob
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I have one of these now Ullix I robbed another museum LOL! It was a Birthday gift from my oldest Son. Bob
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Wow never seen such a thing. It also makes it difficult if one wants to repair it after the warranty is up. Bob
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Thanks for posting the maps! I wasn't aware of it. Lydd is strange, indeed. I bet on sensor failure; this jump is not physical. I wonder about the safecast map. What does it show? As it is in patches all along the roads, I wonder if it is Google cars measuring radioactivity??? Good maps need to be in Sv-unit. CPM is device specific, so you can never compare. GQ-map is an oddity, but there the other problem is that none of their cheap tubes truly has a calibration.
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I came across this European map and it's in nSv/h (not CPM). Maybe you already know of it? (I couldn't find reference to it in the forms or the GL manual) https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Advanced.aspx Lydd UK shows curiously elevated readings. Wonder why? It also has a nice natural radiation, soil, and bedrock radioactivity maps: https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Atlas.aspx This one is good too: https://map.safecast.org/?y=-1&x=-39&z=1&l=0&m=2
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I came across this European map and it's in nSv/h (not CPM). Maybe you already know of it? (I couldn't find reference to it in the forms or the GL manual) https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Advanced.aspx Lydd UK shows curiously elevated readings. Wonder why? It also has a nice natural radiation, soil, and bedrock radioactivity maps: https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Atlas.aspx
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I came across this European map and it's in nSv/h (not CPM). Maybe you already know of it? (I couldn't find reference to it in the forms or the GL manual) https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Advanced.aspx It also has a nice natural radiation, soil, and bedrock radioactivity maps: https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Atlas.aspx
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I came across this European map and it's in nSv/h (not CPM). Maybe you already know of it? (I couldn't find reference to it in the forms or the GL manual) https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Advanced.aspx It also has a nice natural radiation map: https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Atlas.aspx
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I came across this European map and it's in nSv/h (not CPM). Maybe you already know of it? (I couldn't find reference to it in the forms or the GL manual) https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Advanced.aspx
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I came across this European map and it's in nSv/h (not CPM). Maybe you already know of it? https://remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Advanced.aspx
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running on Linux, Mac, Windows, but not Raspi5
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Due to some changes in the Python universe, GeigerLog now supports only Python versions of 3.9 and later!
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This pre-release has the latest updates for several devices: GQ GMC-800 Geiger counter GQ EMF390 EMF devices RadPro firmware for a variety of low cost Geiger counters It supports both Logging and History (where supported by the device). To use, please install GeigerLog according to instructions in its 1.5.0 manual. Then activate the device of your choice in the geigerlog.cfg configuration file, connect this device to the computer, and run GeigerLog. If you experience any problems, please report as...
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This pre-release has the latest updates for several devices: GQ GMC-800 Geiger counter GQ EMF390 EMF devices RadPro firmware for a variety of low cost Geiger counters It supports both Logging and History (where supported by the device). To use, please install GeigerLog according to instructions in its 1.5.0 manual. Then activate the device of your choice in the geigerlog.cfg configuration file, connect this device to the computer, and run GeigerLog. If you experience any problems, please report as...
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