Activity for David Stone
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David Stone posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I imagine not too hard if you have experience in C++ and the TCP stack. It would take adding a layer of abstraction in the Comm class, allowing for different implementations (serial and network) based upon a command line option. The network version would need to work out connection management and implement readBytes() and writeBytes().
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Thanks! That is nice to hear. Our home system has been collecting data every 5 minutes during the daytime, for the past eight years or so.
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Personally, I have only tested one actual system; mine: $ ./fslurp -r system Time...
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It feels like you may be having reliability problems on the serial line. What happens...
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Seems like you don't have a full C++ compiler installation. Does the following compile...
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Seems like you don't have a full C++ compiler installation. Does the following compile...
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Doing a make in the source directory builds fslurp and also the simulator targets....
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I don't have a collection of binaries for fslurp. Users have all built their own...
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The RS232 interface on the Fronius Interface Card Easy does not have hardware flow...
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Google for "Fronius Interface Card Easy". I've got no clue about adding code to DD-WRT,...
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fslurp talks to a serial port. There are examples on the web of people using an RS232/USB...
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The link still loads a pdf file for me, albeit very slowly, it is large. Chrome on...
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Well, I don't really know. I have support in fslurp for the RS422 interface, but...
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Well, I don't really know. I have support in fslurp for the RS422 interface, but...
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It depends upon your inverter type(s). Run the following command to see the header...
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The data from the inverter is a 16 bit number and an exponent. The formatting for...
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fslurp supports reporting in a CVS style output, so a bridge script should be easy....
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Adds support for inverters connected via an RS-422 interface.
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