Closed pdcemulator closed 3 years ago
Hmm, looks like the conversation into a real value gets wrong.
Will investigate this tomorrow.
Daniel
Am 10.06.2019 um 11:00 schrieb pdcemulator:
Hello,
the value for qch (or qwp a longer time ago) was above 32228 and is starting again at 0. So I suppose an internal numger range was overflowed but I didnt had a value logging active at this time. So I do not know the exact value to add to the current value to get the all time qch value in my system.
Has anybody an data logging active while one of his value get this overflow?
As an IT guy I would expect 32768, but I am not sure, so I am asking here for other experiences. Thank you
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Hi Daniel, this is not an pyHPSU issue. Rotex device also display also values beginning with 0. So it seems that the internal number storage for this value was full and started again at 0.
Hmmm,
qch is the ammount of the generated heat. Seems to be a firmware problem of the HPSU.
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Hi Daniel, this is not an pyHPSU issue. Rotex device also display also values beginning with 0. So it seems that the internal number storage for this value was full and started again at 0.
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Hello,
this is not an pyHPSU related issue, just a question to Rotex data.
The value for qch (or qwp a longer time ago) was above 32228 and is starting again at 0. So I suppose an internal numger range was overflowed but I didnt had a value logging active at this time. So I do not know the exact value to add to the current value to get the all time qch value in my system.
Has anybody an data logging active while one of his value get this overflow?
As an IT guy I would expect 32768, but I am not sure, so I am asking here for other experiences. Thank you