It is set to be node 9. The other one is node 10.
Is that correct? Anything special about adding another Emon TX?
Do I just hook it up and the EmonBase will see it?
Any help much appreciated!
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Adding 2nd Emon TX V3Submitted by JBlackham on Tue, 06/10/2015 - 19:10It is set to be node 9. The other one is node 10. Is that correct? Anything special about adding another Emon TX? Do I just hook it up and the EmonBase will see it?
Any help much appreciated! » |
Re: Adding 2nd Emon TX V3
That's about it. If your emonBase is an emonPi running the latest version, Node 9 should be in the configuration file, so it should just happen.
Re: Adding 2nd Emon TX V3
since its on this topic.. is the Pi only limited to 2 TX units?? or can i add more TX units.. i would like to monitor close to 15 circuits..
Re: Adding 2nd Emon TX V3
It is not limited to two, but as all emonTx's transmit (essentially) at random times, the more you have, the bigger the payload and the more frequently they transmit, the more likely it is that two transmissions will collide in the rf path and both will be blocked. 15 circuits implies 4 × emonTx, I think that this number should be OK for most of the time, but you can expect to lose a result occasionally.