Google Power Meter
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John Comyn
May 13, 2011, 8:11:06 AM5/13/11
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Been 11 hours since Google Power Meter was updated.
Test google power meter says it's fine.
What's going on.
Thanks
John
Test google power meter says it's fine.
What's going on.
Thanks
John
Steve-C
May 14, 2011, 4:40:01 PM5/14/11
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Actually, I just noted this as well.
Michel lecomte
May 14, 2011, 4:49:50 PM5/14/11
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Having constant problems with powermeter as reported here, I decided to switch to techtoniq, a program you can purchase on the web for about 9 € (~13 $), well worth it in view of the added functionality. Anyway, download it for free and try it for a month, then decide.
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Michel LECOMTE
2011/5/14 Steve-C <steven...@me.com>
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Michel LECOMTE
Steve-C
May 14, 2011, 6:27:08 PM5/14/11
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Michael, that's terrific & looks to be a very nice piece of software -
one big drawback (actually two for me - I don't use windows) is the
requirement to keep a PC running to monitor the thing. In my mind its
a waste of power and sort of defeats the purpose here.
What I think is missing is a web based solution that actually uses the
data the bridge is supplying to the internet. If these techtoniq guys
had a similar solution that collected data from the bridge onto a web
based solution (and hey, even an iPhone app), well I would not mind
paying a subscription for a system like that. But leave a PC on
constantly to monitor a power saving device? Not for me.
Steve
On May 15, 6:49 am, Michel lecomte <michel.a.leco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Having constant problems with powermeter as reported here, I decided to
> switch to techtoniq, a program you can purchase on the web for about 9 €
> (~13 $), well worth it in view of the added functionality. Anyway, download
> it for free and try it for a month, then decide.
>
> 2011/5/14 Steve-C <stevencur...@me.com>
one big drawback (actually two for me - I don't use windows) is the
requirement to keep a PC running to monitor the thing. In my mind its
a waste of power and sort of defeats the purpose here.
What I think is missing is a web based solution that actually uses the
data the bridge is supplying to the internet. If these techtoniq guys
had a similar solution that collected data from the bridge onto a web
based solution (and hey, even an iPhone app), well I would not mind
paying a subscription for a system like that. But leave a PC on
constantly to monitor a power saving device? Not for me.
Steve
On May 15, 6:49 am, Michel lecomte <michel.a.leco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Having constant problems with powermeter as reported here, I decided to
> switch to techtoniq, a program you can purchase on the web for about 9 €
> (~13 $), well worth it in view of the added functionality. Anyway, download
> it for free and try it for a month, then decide.
>
Steve-C
May 15, 2011, 12:35:19 AM5/15/11
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Hang on, there's movement at the station. Just got some of Saturday's
data in...
data in...
GeorgesA
May 13, 2011, 6:03:19 PM5/13/11
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im getting same thing. your not the only one.
I share my data with 3 others who have smartnow meters and all have
had no updates since either 12pm yesterday or 6pm yesterday.
hope it gets fixed and lost data recoverd
I share my data with 3 others who have smartnow meters and all have
had no updates since either 12pm yesterday or 6pm yesterday.
hope it gets fixed and lost data recoverd
webbj
May 13, 2011, 11:35:28 PM5/13/11
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Must be some kind of cc/server issue - im getting the same issue (no
data being sent to google power meter) and there is another post about
the same iss.
data being sent to google power meter) and there is another post about
the same iss.
yellowpark
May 16, 2011, 12:10:17 PM5/16/11
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Can you email me your serial number and I will look into this:
chris.dalby at currentcost .com
Thanks, Chris
chris.dalby at currentcost .com
Thanks, Chris
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