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Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
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fdhugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
In case it's useful...
Yesterday on rebooting the PC and restarting Cumulus it took a long time to start transferring data, and the transfer seemed to take a long time when it did happen.
I left it alone and did other things, then found that it had succeeded.
When I get access I'll see if this morning's data is accessible, and reset the logger if not.
Yesterday on rebooting the PC and restarting Cumulus it took a long time to start transferring data, and the transfer seemed to take a long time when it did happen.
I left it alone and did other things, then found that it had succeeded.
When I get access I'll see if this morning's data is accessible, and reset the logger if not.
Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
The transfer apparently taking a long time to start is probably because it's having to read off and discard all of these older entries that it has no use for. Note that download will take quite a while, as it takes 2 seconds to read each entry with the 'wait time' set to 1000ms.
Steve
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
Thank you, I shall be patient.
I have just cleaned up the July data for Associated British Ports, who use it.
Latterly many gaps, and data duplicated and inserted out of chronological order.
I have just cleaned up the July data for Associated British Ports, who use it.
Latterly many gaps, and data duplicated and inserted out of chronological order.
Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
I've reported back to Instromet that the apparent fix from doing the reset didn't last long, and explained what I've seen from the diagnostic logs. I don't think there's any more I can do for now.
Steve
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
OK.
Thank you.
I have emailed the files, too big for the Forum.
I shall attempt another reset.
Thank you.
I have emailed the files, too big for the Forum.
I shall attempt another reset.
Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
Diags.zip is too big for your email, 28 megs.
Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
I filter all my email through Gmail, which has a 25MB limit on attachments.
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
Progress?
Cumulus closed, logger reset, opened, within ten minute period.
Data recorded.
Closed across ten minute period, opened.
Data transferred.
Closed across ten minute period, ImetWaitTime set to 200ms, opened.
Data transferred.
Closed now for a longer test.
Cumulus closed, logger reset, opened, within ten minute period.
Data recorded.
Closed across ten minute period, opened.
Data transferred.
Closed across ten minute period, ImetWaitTime set to 200ms, opened.
Data transferred.
Closed now for a longer test.
Francois Hugo
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fdhugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
Worked.
Closed for about four hours.
Opened.
Data transferred with normal pause and at normal rate.
I still don't trust the PC not to sleep, so have closed Cumulus again.
Trivial puzzle.
Recovered data is not at round ten minute times, and drifts if over a longish period.
Not serious, but untidy.
Any ideas?
Closed for about four hours.
Opened.
Data transferred with normal pause and at normal rate.
I still don't trust the PC not to sleep, so have closed Cumulus again.
Trivial puzzle.
Recovered data is not at round ten minute times, and drifts if over a longish period.
Not serious, but untidy.
Any ideas?
Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
The archive entries are timestamped by the logger, so perhaps the clock drifts - or perhaps it's just the way the logger works, the interval may be approximate. I really have no idea how the hardware/firmware works.
Steve
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
OK, trivial.
Seriously...
This morning.
PC accessible, not Sleeping.
Opened Cumulus.
Data transfer appeared normal.
The log has duplicated entries and missing data.
Log and cumulus attached.
Seriously...
This morning.
PC accessible, not Sleeping.
Opened Cumulus.
Data transfer appeared normal.
The log has duplicated entries and missing data.
Log and cumulus attached.
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Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
It's the same as the previous runs where there were problems - the logger starts off sending the correct logs in sequence, and then suddenly switches to earlier logs. That spurious "E" is there again in the response when things start going wrong, so it's obviously related in some way to the problem.
Steve
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
That's related to the logger?
I'm getting a different response to resetting.
I'll email Richard.
I'm getting a different response to resetting.
I'll email Richard.
Francois Hugo
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Re: Can Cumulus damage the Instromet Data Logger.
I don't understand the question. Everything I have said is related to the logger.fdhugo wrote:That's related to the logger?
Steve