Hi Bert,
I am in the UK and have a EON electricity monitor (can't see any model no. written on it) which transmits on 433MHz to a display/receiver. My RFXtrx433 picks up the input devices from the received RF and shows the devices as:
RFXCOM Sensor Messages Panel INPUT[1]Q
CM119,CM160 instant power ELEC2[56498]p
CM119,CM160 Battery Status ELEC2[56498]L
I attach a screenshot of the input devices page.
The value being displayed though for the instantaneous power is not the same as being displayed on the EON receiver display. I have also captured data from the serial display of the receiver/display and verified that this matches what is displayed on the screen.
Typically, the RFX input device shows a lower reading e.g. 375W on RFX when 500W on EON display.
Having said that, I have had the oven recently and now the RFX value is showing 2816W although the true EON reading is now 480W.
Any ideas what could be going wrong? Any further config that is required?
(Addendum: Just restarted the RFX plugin and th value has dropped to a more relaistic value but still low. Now it shows 289W v EON value of 480W)
USB RFXtrx. Hardware ver 1.0. Firmware level is: 64
RFXCOM plugin 15.0.0.18
Thanks,
John
I am in the UK and have a EON electricity monitor (can't see any model no. written on it) which transmits on 433MHz to a display/receiver. My RFXtrx433 picks up the input devices from the received RF and shows the devices as:
RFXCOM Sensor Messages Panel INPUT[1]Q
CM119,CM160 instant power ELEC2[56498]p
CM119,CM160 Battery Status ELEC2[56498]L
I attach a screenshot of the input devices page.
The value being displayed though for the instantaneous power is not the same as being displayed on the EON receiver display. I have also captured data from the serial display of the receiver/display and verified that this matches what is displayed on the screen.
Typically, the RFX input device shows a lower reading e.g. 375W on RFX when 500W on EON display.
Having said that, I have had the oven recently and now the RFX value is showing 2816W although the true EON reading is now 480W.
Any ideas what could be going wrong? Any further config that is required?
(Addendum: Just restarted the RFX plugin and th value has dropped to a more relaistic value but still low. Now it shows 289W v EON value of 480W)
USB RFXtrx. Hardware ver 1.0. Firmware level is: 64
RFXCOM plugin 15.0.0.18
Thanks,
John
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