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Rogue Node? How to determine/identify?

Submitted by v8hybrid on Fri, 23/08/2013 - 09:23

Hi,

I'm in the early stages of building my system. I have emoncms on a RasPi, an emonglcd and emonTx all working happily together. I also now have one of Martin Harizanov's Funkys, for temperatures.

When trying to add the Funky node (27) I noticed that I have lots of feeds from a node 19. None of my nodes occupy node 19, and I don't think it's any of my neighbours.

I deleted all of the node 19 feeds, but some reappeared as if there is a node being received.

Is there a way of doing anything about this, or can I safely ignore this node 19 (i.e. without it using resources, etc.)?

Thanks

Andy.

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Re: Rogue Node? How to determine/identify?

Submitted by Paul Reed on Fri, 23/08/2013 - 09:54.

Is  node 27 showing up in your inputs?

Just wondering if the funky could be on node 19?  - just a thought, but you've probably already considered this..

Paul

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Re: Rogue Node? How to determine/identify?

Submitted by v8hybrid on Fri, 23/08/2013 - 10:02.

yes, it shows correctly as node 27

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Re: Rogue Node? How to determine/identify?

Submitted by Paul Reed on Fri, 23/08/2013 - 10:32.

Well yes it can be just ignored, it's not logging to a feed, so not using any resources, however it would be interesting to know where it's picking it up from. 

You could always change the group that you are using to a different one, however it's it would mean reprogramming your devices accordingly.

Paul

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