Worked flawless for 2 months... then over !

[Alain Jossart]

I had sma-bluetooth running as a charm for 2 months. Not a single reboot.

Then stopped all of a sudden yesterday at 18h... and for good. Tried a reboot. No way.

Program cannot read inverter string anymore. Bypassed the error checking : will not find the historical data records.

This is not due to Linux or USB bluetooth key/software as SMAspot continues to run perfectly. Does not seem to be at the inverter side either as I can connect from Windows Sunny Explorer and everything seems ok (production charts, etc).

This is just sma-bluetooth. For whatever reason.

[Ralph McKnight]

im still a ok.

http://pvoutput.org/list.jsp?userid=958

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[Stephen Collier]

can you try with -v and post output.

On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 7:23 PM, Alain Jossart <alain....@gmail.com> wrote:

[Alain Jossart]

Sorry, I should have updated the problem status.

smatool is working back.

Don't know what caused the problem for almost ~2 days : program was encountering an error reading $TIMESTRING1 (inverter time).

Might have been a bluetooth communication perturbation. Strange is SMAspot didn't complain.

[Jason Pauelsen]

I got it working and everything, but now I asking myself what the values 'togo i and crc' represent.

please let me know

[Daniel Kammermann]

From memory (I don't have the source in front of me) I think togo is literally "to go" as in how many more need to be downloaded.

crc is the cyclic redundancy code (checksum) within each message - checking it is correct ensures only valid messages are actually parsed.

On 5 June 2013 05:24, Jason Pauelsen <jasonp...@gmail.com> wrote:

I got it working and everything, but now I asking myself what the values 'togo i and crc' represent.

please let me know

[Jason Pauelsen]

That sounds logical, but you forgot to tell me what the i stands for.

On 5 jun, 13:10, Daniel Kammermann <djkammerm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> From memory (I don't have the source in front of me) I think togo is
> literally "to go" as in how many more need to be downloaded.
>
> crc is the cyclic redundancy code (checksum) within each message - checking
> it is correct ensures only valid messages are actually parsed.
>

> On 5 June 2013 05:24, Jason Pauelsen <jasonpauel...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > 'togo i and crc' represent.
>
> > please let me know
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