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MeterLogger for Kamstrup meters are programmed with a standard FT232RL FTDI USB to TTL serial adapter also used for Arduino. DTR pin is left unconnected. Here shown with a male-to-female adapter and a cap connected to the 3.3 V supply to help supplying power for the MeterLogger when programming the flash:
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MeterLogger is running at 3.3 V, so remember to configure the adapter for 3.3 V!
Schematic and PCB images can be found here
Given the serial programmer is connected to /dev/ttyUSB0, run:
git clone https://github.com/nabovarme/MeterLogger.git
cd MeterLogger
sudo docker build -t meterlogger:latest .
docker run -t -i --device=/dev/ttyUSB0 -v `pwd`:/meterlogger/MeterLogger meterlogger:latest /bin/bash
perl -e 'print map(chr(int rand(256)), 1..16)'|xxd -g 16
and copy the generated key (ef500c9268cf749016d26d6cbfaaf7bf)
in mysql client run:
insert into `meters` (`serial`, `key`) values ('9999999', 'ef500c9268cf749016d26d6cbfaaf7bf');
Put jumper on pins marked 'PRG' and connect the serial programmer to the MeterLogger
Run the following to clean, build and flash:
AP=1 NO_CRON=1 SERIAL=SERIAL=9999999 KEY=ef500c9268cf749016d26d6cbfaaf7bf make clean all flashall
where <key> is the key copied in previous step.
Power on the meter with the MeterLogger installed and wait for the wireless network named KAM_<serial> to appear. Connect to the network with the 16 first characters from the key as password.
The configuration webpage should now appear and MeterLogger can now be configured in a time window of 2 minutes.
For MeterLogger's in Kamstrup meters only the wireless network and password is needed to configure.
For impulse based loggers also the serial number, pulses/kWh and start reading is needed.