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This net meter has a built in web server. It runs linux 2.6 on an ARM9 processor. The web page can be accessed by typing in the ip address of the net meter. After logging in it gives VERY BASIC info. In fact, I cannot even decipher what it's telling me. For example
Data at 2015-05-11 02:54:43
Temp: 030.6 C
Device ID..........Parameter...........Value
1.....................Configuration.......VisionMe ter
.......................Errors..................... .0
.......................Comm Status.............1
.......................Lifetime Imported>.....2633
.......................Lifetime Exported........156
.......................Voltage A....................237.08
.......................Current A....................0.45
Although I can capture the webpage every five minutes, and extract the data. and move it into excel, I was looking for an easier solution. Of course it would be nice to have the API so I could query the meter directly. There is a telnet port that is open but i do not know the login credentials for it.
Can anyone shed any light on this meter and how to read it to generate good long term data?
Thank you.
Data at 2015-05-11 02:54:43
Temp: 030.6 C
Device ID..........Parameter...........Value
1.....................Configuration.......VisionMe ter
.......................Errors..................... .0
.......................Comm Status.............1
.......................Lifetime Imported>.....2633
.......................Lifetime Exported........156
.......................Voltage A....................237.08
.......................Current A....................0.45
Although I can capture the webpage every five minutes, and extract the data. and move it into excel, I was looking for an easier solution. Of course it would be nice to have the API so I could query the meter directly. There is a telnet port that is open but i do not know the login credentials for it.
Can anyone shed any light on this meter and how to read it to generate good long term data?
Thank you.