Pair rescued after being caught out by weather conditions
by New Zealand Police"Pair rescued after being caught out by weather conditions"
Please attribute to Sergeant Mark Kirkwood, O/C West Coast Search and Rescue:
A search team has this morning located a father and son who were reported overdue from a tramp to the Cedar Flat Hut on the West Coast last night.
The pair were expected to return from their tramp at 6pm and a search team was deployed after they failed to return.
The search team walked through the night, reaching Cedar Flat Hut at 3am, where they located the missing pair.
The father and son, along with the search team, were airlifted out by helicopter this morning.
The weather in the area yesterday was extremely bad, with heavy rain making the track difficult to navigate at times, and flooding of rivers and creeks.
Police are urging anyone heading out in the great outdoors, even if it's just for a day tramp, to check the weather forecast before leaving home.
If the forecast is bad, please delay your trip until the conditions have improved.
It is also vital that anyone heading out is equipped appropriately and wearing suitable clothing for the conditions.
Police also recommend carrying a personal locator beacon.
More information about staying safe in the outdoors can be found at mountainsafety.org.nz or adventuresmart.org.nz.
ENDS


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I obtained a bachelor's degree in Political Science with a minor in Ethnic Studies, in the spring of 2018. Before graduating I also had the opportunity to work with the city manages the office of Englewood, Colorado in the summer of 2017.
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During my time at CSU not only was I able to participate in the student government, but I was also able to participate in multiple voter drives in Fort Collins. I was also able to help with student campaigns during the Associated Students of Colorado State University presidential elections.
Since fall 2015 I had been the first senator to represent the Black and African American Cultural Center within the body of the Associated Students of Colorado State University, which is the Student Government at Colorado State University. Since the Fall of 2016, I have also been a brother of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. which helps to further the advancement of the Black community, as well as, promoting the need to vote amongst many other important aspects of life.
During my time at Colorado State University, I was able to participate in multiple events on campus in which I would help students to organize and use their voice for the needs that they wanted on campus. During this time I helped organize different protests around the campus, organized and led lobbying to create new positions in the student government on campus, and helped to be a role model for fellow student activists on campus. After college, I was able to organize with a few friends and work with an organization called soul stories, in order to address the growing problems of gentrification in the Denver area.
I want to serve on this commission in order to help create fair redistricting lines for our state, especially after the conundrum of the Donald Trump Presidency, as well as, bring a voice and perspective that will represent Denver natives in a growing city full of new incoming citizens.
I believe that I can provide a consensus to the commissioners due to my experience in the student government with working not only with multiple people but creating and contributing fair debate and dialogue with the focus on the major goals and problems that would affect all of us. If elected into this position I will also be able to be impartial as I will have a focus on the real problems within Colorado districts and leave party affiliatiion to the sidelines when it comes down to business.
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install.packages(c("devtools", "ashr", "PMA","ssvd","softImpute","Matrix","R.matlab","ggplot2","denoiseR"))
devtools::install_github("stephenslab/flashr")
All the data sets used in the paper are in data files
Here are details about the computing environment, including the version of R and the R packages, that were used to generate the results from the R Markdown documents.
sessionInfo()
R version 3.3.0 (2016-05-03)
Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0 (64-bit)
Running under: OS X 10.13.3 (unknown)
locale:
[1] en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/C/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8
attached base packages:
[1] stats graphics grDevices utils datasets methods base
other attached packages:
[1] denoiseR_1.0 scales_0.4.1 MASS_7.3-47 reshape2_1.4.3
[5] flashr_0.4-6 workflowr_0.4.0 rmarkdown_1.6 ggplot2_2.2.1
[9] R.matlab_3.6.1 softImpute_1.4 Matrix_1.2-11 PMA_1.0.9
[13] impute_1.48.0 plyr_1.8.4 ssvd_1.0
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size, set the Size
property.
closeWindow.Size = 3; tradeBarWindow.Size = 3; quoteBarWindow.Size = 3;
self.close_window.Size = 3 self.trade_bar_window.Size = 3 self.quote_bar_window.Size = 3
When you decrease the size, it removes the oldest values that no longer fit in the RollingWindow
. When you explicitly increase the Size
member, it doesn't automatically add any new elements to the RollingWindow
. However, if you set the value of an index in the RollingWindow
and the index doesn't currently exist, it fills the empty indices with a default value (zero or null
None
). For example, the following code increases the Size
to 10, sets the 10th element to 3, and sets the 4th-9th elements to the default value:
closeWindow[9] = 3;
self.close_window[9] = 3


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Feeding thousands of travellers, this restaurant is located at the main terminal at Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore near gate 2. For travellers with a long journey ahead, a craving for dosa can easily be satisfied at this hygienic and prompt restaurant. If your travel is taking you away from your beloved city for a long time, this restaurant seems like a messiah. Tiffin Centre does not disappoint.
The Dosa
I ordered a masala dosa with a filter coffee. As at a lot of airports, the food was on the pricey side. It was served with coconut chutney and a tomato, onion sambar. It was served hot and in a traditional metal thali which was a nice addition to the ambience. The dosa was a thin rendition of this delicious snack with the perfect amount of potato stuffing. The chutney was lacking in flavour but the spicy sambar made up for it. Since the dosa wasn’t very oily, it left you wanting more as it sat lightly inside of you. Perfect for a queasy flight ahead, I guess.
The coffee was perfect. The flavour was rich, it wasn’t milky and the sugar was served separately. The coffee was definitely aimed at waking up travellers who probably had flights at odd times.
The Last Dosa
What fascinates me is the fact that this dosa is probably savoured more by travellers as they think of the coming days where they may not find dosas of the same stature as their home city. Do the chefs in the kitchen know this or think about it? I would like to think they do. This would result, I would like to think, in the dosas becoming more consistent and tended to while being carefully made. It’s a wonderful thought.


Franz Tost "delighted" to keep Gasly and Kvyat for 2020 season
by Tom MasonToro Rosso Team Principal Franz Tost has expressed his delight at being able to retain both Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat for the 2020 season. The pair have largely enjoyed strong seasons for the team, Gasly eighth in the standings, while Kvyat is in 13th.
The team lost Alex Albon to Aston Martin Red Bull Racing earlier in the season, meaning that Gasly returned to the team.
“I’m delighted to retain Pierre and Daniil for next season," Tost told Toro Rosso.
"Both drivers have shown really good performances this season and they have proven in their years in F1 to be very competitive, able to exploit the car’s potential and give valuable feedback to make improvements.
"This young but experienced duo, combined with hopefully a competitive car, will be the best factors to achieve a very successful season in 2020 and I’m looking forward to this extended cooperation.”
With just two races remaining, Toro Rosso are seventh in the constructor's standings, one point behind Racing Point.


#include <dram.h>
Definition at line 43 of file dram.h.
◆ dram_req_t()
| dram_req_t::dram_req_t |
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class mem_fetch * |
data | ) |
|
◆ addr
| unsigned long long int dram_req_t::addr |
◆ age
| unsigned int dram_req_t::age |
◆ bk
| unsigned int dram_req_t::bk |
◆ col
| unsigned int dram_req_t::col |
◆ data
◆ dqbytes
| unsigned int dram_req_t::dqbytes |
◆ insertion_time
| unsigned int dram_req_t::insertion_time |
◆ nbytes
| unsigned int dram_req_t::nbytes |
◆ row
| unsigned int dram_req_t::row |
◆ rw
| unsigned char dram_req_t::rw |
◆ timestamp
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◆ txbytes
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A villa is a fancy vacation home. ... Still, the word has been around ever since ancient Roman times to mean "country house for the elite." In Italian, villa means "country house or farm." Most villas include a large amount of land and often barns, garages, or other outbuildings as well.


Powershell Updating Local Admin Passwords Securely 2 of 3
Below is an example of how to remotely (using PowerShell) update and change the Local Administrator password securely. This is not my script, I received this script along with many others from the SANS SEC 505 course. I have not altered it in any way.
Updating the Passwords of the Local Administrator on remote mahcines (You must have a Certificate either from your CA or another Certificate Authority):
This script will recover the local administrator password that you have created with the first part (1 of 3) which is decrypted by your Private Key Certificate.
Copy this text into a PowerShell Script called Recover_PasswordArchive.ps1
[code ]
#################################################################################### #.Synopsis
Recover the plaintext password from an encrypted file originally
created with the companion script named Update-PasswordArchive.ps1.
#.Description
Recover the plaintext password from an encrypted file originally
created with the companion script named Update-PasswordArchive.ps1. The
file is encrypted with a public key chosen by the administrator. The
password generated by Update-PasswordArchive.ps1 is random. Recovery
of the encrypted password from the file requires possession of the
private key corresponding to the chosen public key certificate.
#.Parameter PasswordArchivePath
The local or UNC path to where the encrypted password files are kept.
#.Parameter ComputerName
Name of the computer with the local account whose password was reset
and whose password was encrypted and saved to a file. The computer
name will match the names of files in the PasswordArchivePath. This
parameter can accept a computer name with a wildcard in it.
#.Parameter ShowAll
Without this switch, only the most recent plaintext password is shown.
With this switch, all archived passwords for the computer are shown.
This might be necessary when the passwords of multiple local user
accounts are being managed with these scripts.
#.Example
.\Recover-PasswordArchive.ps1 -ComputerName LAPTOP47
Displays in plaintext the last recorded password updated on LAPTOP47.
The user running this script must have loaded into their local cache
the certificate AND private key corresponding to the certificate used
to originally encrypt the password archive files in the present
working directory. A smart card may be used instead.
#.Example
.\Recover-PasswordArchive.ps1 -PasswordArchivePath \server\share -ComputerName WKS*
Instead of the present working directory of the script, search the
password archive files located in \server\share. Another local
folder can be specified instead of a UNC network path. The wildcard
in the computer name will show the most recent password updates for
all matching computer names in \server\share.
#.Example
.\Recover-PasswordArchive.ps1 -PasswordArchivePath \server\share -ComputerName LAPTOP47 -ShowAll
Instead of showing only the last password update, show all archived passwords
in the \server\share folder for the computer named LAPTOP47.
#Requires -Version 2.0
#.Notes
Author: Jason Fossen, Enclave Consulting (http: //www.sans.org/windows-security/)
Version: 1.0
Updated: 11.Nov.2012
LEGAL: PUBLIC DOMAIN. SCRIPT PROVIDED "AS IS" WITH NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES OF
ANY KIND, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
#################################################################################### Param ($PasswordArchivePath = ".", $ComputerName = "$env:computername", [Switch ] $ShowAll)
Construct and test path to encrypted password files.
$PasswordArchivePath = $(resolve-path -path $PasswordArchivePath).path
if ($PasswordArchivePath -notlike "*") { $PasswordArchivePath = $PasswordArchivePath + ""
}
if (-not $(test-path -path $PasswordArchivePath)) { "nERROR: Cannot find path: " + $PasswordArchivePath + "
n" ; exit
}
Get encrypted password files and sort by name, which sorts by tick number, i.e., by creation timestamp.
$files = @(dir ($PasswordArchivePath + "$ComputerName+++*") | sort Name)
if ($files.count -eq 0) { "nERROR: No password archives for " + $ComputerName + "
n" ; exit
}
Get the latest archive file only, unless -ShowAll is used.
if (-not $ShowAll){ $files = @($files[ -1 ]) }
Load the current user’s certificates and private keys.
$flags = new-object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.OpenFlags #ReadOnly
$store = new-object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Store #CurrentUser
if (-not $? -or ($store.GetType().fullname -notlike "X509Stor")) { "nERROR: Could not load your certificates and private keys.
n" ; exit
}
$store.open($flags)
$certstore = $store.Certificates
$store.close()
if ($certstore.count -eq 0) { "nERROR: You have no certificates or private keys.
n" ; exit
}
Process encrypted password archive files and $output objects.
foreach ($lastfile in $files) ` { $output = ($output = " " | select-object ComputerName,FilePath,UserName,TimeStamp,Thumbprint,Valid,Password)
$output.ComputerName = $($lastfile.Name -split ‘+’)[ 0 ] $output.FilePath = $lastfile.fullname $output.UserName = $($lastfile.Name -split ‘+’)[ 1 ] $output.TimeStamp = [DateTime ][Int64 ]$($lastfile.Name -split ‘+’)[ 2 ] $output.Valid = $false #Assume password recovery will fail. $output.Thumbprint = $($lastfile.Name -split ‘+’)[ 3 ]
Check for password reset failure files.
if ($output.Thumbprint -eq "PASSWORD-RESET-FAILURE") { $output.Password = "ERROR: Try to use prior password(s) for this computer." $output continue }
Read in password archive binary file.
[byte[] ] $ciphertext = get-content -encoding byte -path $lastfile.fullname if (-not $?) { $output.Password = "ERROR: Failed to read " + $lastfile.fullname $output continue }
Load the correct certificate and test for possession of private key.
$certpriv = $certstore | where { $_.thumbprint -eq $output.thumbprint } if (-not $certpriv.hasprivatekey) { $output.Password = "ERROR: You do not have the private key for this certificate." $output continue }
Attempt decryption with private key.
$plaintextout = $certpriv.privatekey.decrypt($ciphertext,$false) #Must be $false for my smart card to work. if (-not $?) { $output.Password = "ERROR: Decryption failed." } else { $output.Password = ([char[] ]$plaintextout -join "") }
Confirm that archive file name matches the nonce string encrypted into the file.
Nonce helps to thwart attackers and can be used for troubleshooting too.
if ($lastfile.name -like $output.Password.substring(0, 60) + "*") { $output.Password = $output.Password.substring(60) #Strip out the 60-char nonce. $output.Valid = $true } else { $output.Password = $output.Password.substring(60) #Strip out the 60-char nonce. $output.Password = "ERROR: Integrity check failure: " + $output.Password.substring(60) + " (" + $output.Password + ")" } $output }
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Microsoft scheduled a very interesting initiative for the 13-15 September: the Team Foundation Server 2013 Upgrade Weekend.
What is that? It is a weekend where organizations can upgrade their Team Foundation Servers to the 2013 release with the latest go-live prerelease, and get free support in case of issues by the Microsoft CSS.
I strongly suggest to join us (I am going to upgrade several instances as well, both personal and corporate), to do this you are simply required to register here so they can staff the appropriate people.
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Kuwait cabinet quits after disputes in parliament
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 14 — Kuwait’s prime minister submitted his resignation today along with his cabinet, officials said, amid infighting between ministers and criticism of their performance.
Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Mubarak Al-Sabah “submitted the resignation of the cabinet to the emir... in order to allow for a cabinet reshuffle,” government spokesman Tareq al-Mazrem said in a statement.
Minister of Finance Nayef al-Hajraf and Minister of Public Works Jenan Bushehri resigned this month, with both under fire for alleged mismanagement of their portfolios and poor use of public funds.
On Tuesday, parliament also grilled Interior Minister Sheikh Khaled al-Jarrah Al-Sabah, a member of the ruling family, over similar accusations.
Independent MP Saleh Ashour told AFP that as well as those criticisms, disputes between ministers over the current composition of the cabinet had also triggered the resignation.
Parliament speaker Marzouk al-Ghanem told reporters today that “a large group of MPs believe that the problem lies in the government team because it is not homogenous”.
Kuwait is the only Gulf state with a fully elected parliament and the government is controlled by the ruling family.
The oil-rich country has been shaken by political disputes between lawmakers and the government for over a decade, with parliament and cabinets dissolved several times.
A demonstration held outside the Kuwaiti parliament over alleged rampant corruption was reminiscent of past crises that have marred political life in the country. — Reuters


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A book about extensions, libraries and patterns of asynchronous PHP architecture.
Over the past couple years I've been researching, writing, and speaking about asynchronous PHP. It's time all that knowledge was collected into a book.
The purpose of this site is to showcase some of the progress I've made. You can download a sample PDF (showcasing some design ideas I'm thinking about), and read a few of the book's chapters. Please note that the content and design are very much in progress, and may change over time.


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On the forum thread emonPi early prototype - ideas? michaeljquinn wrote on Sun, 03/08/2014 - 07:33:
"Really looking forward to the EmonTx version for the pi, although, would love more CT inputs - was wondering if there are any opportunities to multiplex CTs ?"
boelle responded on Sun, 03/08/2014 - 10:40.
"I tend to agree, native support for 3 phase would not harm anyone, and now I can hear people shout 3 phase is not so common in the UK I know, but the world is not a bottomless black pit outside the UK :-D
EDIT, and by 3phase native I mean 3 ct and 3ac. I know you can calc the 2 other ac's but that is not native, just a "hack" at best."
I added:
"You really want at least 9 analogue inputs for 3-phase working: 3 voltages, 3 'grid' currents and 3 'PV' currents. A few spares for individual appliances would be nice too.
Multiplexing CTs might be problematical if you need continuous measurement, which you will if you have one of the burst-mode energy diverters, I think a fairly fast ADC and a moderately powerful processor is required."
Eric_AMANN wrote on Sun, 03/08/2014 - 20:54:
"Regarding the three phase, I am also looking forward having a node with 3 phase native (3CT+3AC) but ... I don't think it's relevant for the EmonPi. According to me, the EmonPi should remain a node as simple and as cheap as possible to be deployed broadly. The three phase should be supported on a EmonTX-3phase version."
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
I would like to add my support for a 3-phase EmonTx.
We have a medium size office building that has a 100Amp rated 3-phase supply and two 3-phase SolarMax PV Inverters totalling 22kWp across two rooves, south & west. I would suggest that this is fairly typical in the UK and around the World.
We also have a gas meter with reed switch and water meter than can probably also have a reed switch fitted so a minimum of two pulse inputs would be good.
So 3-voltages, 3 consumption CTs and 3 generation CTs and at least two pulse inputs would be good.
We also have, from a legacy Trend Building Management System, a Belden screened single twisted pair cable run back to a central point from most offices that I'd like to try with OneWire temperature appreciating that a bus rather than star network is best.
Even with the single phase EmonTx it would be good to have a minimum of two pulse inputs as most domestic premises will have a water meter and gas meter. If there were 4 pulse inputs one could include the electricity and generation meters too.
How about built in modular sketch support for uploading to PVoutput and the like too?
Just my pennyworth. Keep up the good work.
Regards,
Steve
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Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Hi,
Now, we have to use a specific EmonTX for each phase.
For some applications, it makes me "waste" EmonTXs.
By example, if I want to monitor the 11 following circuits, I need 5 EmonTXs :
- circuit 1 : phase 1 -> EmonTX1-CT1
- circuit 2 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT1
- circuit 3 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT2
- circuit 4 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT3
- circuit 5 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT4
- circuit 6 : phase 2 -> EmonTX3-CT1
- circuit 7 : phase 3 -> EmonTX4-CT1
- circuit 8 : phase 3 -> EmonTX4-CT2
- circuit 9 : phase 3 -> EmonTX4-CT3
- circuit 10 : phase 3 -> EmonTX4-CT4
- circuit 11 : phase 3 -> EmonTX5-CT1
I'm wondering whether it would be feasible to use only 3 interconnected EmonTX to monitor those 11 circuits.
- circuit 1 : phase 1 -> EmonTX1-CT1
- circuit 2 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT1
- circuit 3 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT2
- circuit 4 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT3
- circuit 5 : phase 2 -> EmonTX2-CT4
- circuit 6 : phase 2 -> EmonTX1-CT2
- circuit 7 : phase 3 -> EmonTX3-CT1
- circuit 8 : phase 3 -> EmonTX3-CT2
- circuit 9 : phase 3 -> EmonTX3-CT3
- circuit 10 : phase 3 -> EmonTX3-CT4
- circuit 11 : phase 3 -> EmonTX1-CT3
A first solution is a variant of what MArtinR did here.
- three EmonTXs are interconnected by I2C and driven by a master EmonTX
- each EmonTX would measure the voltage on a different phase and then it would report the value to the master EmonTX
- each EmonTX would measure the current on every CT and then it would report the values to the master EmonTX
- all sampling would be done by the master EmonTX that will then send data by RF
A second solution :
- three EmonTXs interconnected by I2C
- each EmonTX would measure the voltage on a different phase and then it would share the value with the two others EmonTXs. So every EmonTX would know the three voltage value
- each EmonTX would sample its own CT and then it would send data by RF
I have no idea if these 2 solutions can be implemented in term of synchronization and sampling rate, ...
But if it is feasible, a 3-phase EmonTX version is not really needed.
EDIT : I guess only discrete sampling would be possible but I'm not sure.
Let me know,
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Eric, I think you might be right with the discrete sampling part. If two or three emonTx's are going to share the instantaneous sample values, the ADC conversions have to be synchronised, otherwise it looks like a phase angle shift. But there could be a way: If each emonTx is phase locked to mains, it implies that that ADC conversions take place at the same instant (if you get the number of sample sets per cycle to be a multiple of 3, and assuming negligible jitter). So it might just be possible, but you still have the overhead of sharing the voltage values with the wire I2C library to take into account.
It would be possible - conceptually - to connect any number of emonTx's. Three would be "phase masters" measuring and transmitting the voltage samples to all, the rest would only phase lock to their own voltage input and listen to the voltage samples from the masters and use whichever one was appropriate for each CT. (All those on the same phase could of course share the ac adapter, and they'd all need to use a common 5 V dc supply for the I2C bus to work.) It would certainly be a very attractive solution if it could be made to work.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Hi,
Well, this sounds promising for 3-phase users !
Moreover this concept of voltage sharing can also be applied to 1-phase system. It will allow to save AC adapters, DC adapters and RF module, when using a high number of EmonTXs.
I will have a look on MartinR's code to see how EMonTXs can communicate over I2C.
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
why not make a V4 that is just a V3 but with more voltage input so it can calc 3 phase?
it could not add much to the cost, only what is needed to add 2 voltage circuits...
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
My 3-phase PCB has the same processor and RF capability as an emonTx, and can measure voltage and current on each phase :)
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
"why not make a V4 that is just a V3 but with more voltage input so it can calc 3 phase?"
With such a design, I guess it would be possible to tell in the arduino sketch which CT is on which phase. Can someone confirm that point ? (for discrete sampling and continuous sampling). If it is not the case, this V4 would not be very attractive.
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
"it would be possible to tell in the arduino sketch which CT is on which phase" only if you can make assumptions about the phase angle of the load. But the problem as I see it with the Atmel ATmega 328P is you could measure only one quantity - either whole-house load or PV generation, since there are only 6 analogue inputs. That is not a limitation for Robin's energy diverter, which just needs to measure whole-house nett energy transfer. I'd suggest you need at least 9 inputs, giving one voltage and two current measurements on each phase, to approach the functionality of the emonTx.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Hi,
Considering this limited number of input, a V4 that is just a V3 but with 3 voltage seems not interesting as it would need a lot of AC adapters (one by CT ?). 11 AC adapters (instead of 5) in my study case above ...
If one can interconnect several EmonTX to share the voltage samples, it would not require any new hardware and it will provide a very flexible solution. If it could be made to work...
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
you would only need 1 ac adapter for each phase.... and 1 ct each phase if you only want to monitor the grid wires
some like to monitor also lines from solar cells... for that 1 ct extra for each phase is needed... but no extra ac adapters should be needed
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Robert,
There is a misunderstanding. I totally agree that, in theory, one AC adapter is needed for each phase + 1 CT (or 2 CT for people having solar cells) for each phase are needed.
My point is : if one have an EmonTX V4 with 3 voltages and a maximum of 3 CTs, it would require in practice one AC adapter for each CT. As an example, people who wants to monitor the grid and the PV generation will need two such EmonTX V4, so 6 AC adapters.
That why, according to me, a V4 that is just a V3 with three voltage is not interesting.
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
"My point is : if one have an EmonTX V4 with 3 voltages and a maximum of 3 CTs, it would require in practice one AC adapter for each CT. As an example, people who wants to monitor the grid and the PV generation will need two such EmonTX V4, so 6 AC adapters.
That why, according to me, a V4 that is just a V3 with three voltage is not interesting."
I agree. 6 ac adapters is prohibitive. A V4 such as that would be so limited in its appeal that it would be hardly worth the trouble. Surely it would be much better to go to a more powerful processor that supported many more analogue inputs, plus as suggested by Stevenma above, two pulse inputs. [Within the last couple of days, I saw someone had done just that with an Arduino board and prototype shield or similar. I can't find it now.]
The only way that I can see a 6-input V4 being useful is if it can be assembled with either 3 voltage + 3 current inputs; or 2 voltage + 4 current inputs; or 1 voltage + 5 current inputs; or 6 current inputs; and it must communicate so that two or more units can work synchronously sharing data.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Bill Thomson posted a link to this 12-input Arduino Due monitor a while ago: http://boredomprojects.net/index.php/projects/home-energy-monitor
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Phew that's quite a project. A couple of observations:
With so many input sensors, having a single buffered reference would have saved a lot of voltage divider pairs.
I'm wondering whether the 12-bit ADC is likely to make any noticeable difference when the processor is spending so little of its time measuring each channel. With the 'discrete' sketch, each channel is measured in sequence, so the ADC can only be sampling each channel for a few percent of the time.
With the larger and hopefully faster processor, this would seem a good application for multi-channel "continuous monitoring" code. But it require a bit more work ...
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
To get the three voltages, one may imagine a dedicated node that would share the voltage samples with the other nodes which would be only responsible for getting the current. This is how this proprietary solution works. This is done by a DIN rail concentrator that get the voltage samples and power the current nodes. More details here.
With this architecture, having only 6 inputs per nodes is fine. Moreover, it would provide a very flexible solution that will meet all needs whatever the total number of CT required (3, 6, or more). This architecture is also very appreciable when using a large number of CT in term of physical integration and also to avoid RF collisions.
Another very important point not discussed here before : how to get the three voltages without invasive action ? On my last 3 phase project, I got an available outlet with the 4 wires (N+3L) but it is not always the case.
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Another very important point not discussed here before : how to get the three voltages without invasive action ? On my last 3 phase project, I got an available outlet with the 4 wires (N+3L) but it is not always the case.
This is a very important point in all threads about three phase systems! You never have three normal outlets inside the distribution. And even if there is a three-phase CEE outlet (not normally inside the distribution box, too) , how do you want to get the standard wall transformers into that?
I have mentioned it a few times but nobody seems to care. And if you have to ask an electrician to fit outlets, you can just as well ask him to fit a decent three-phase meter with readout. This was the reason why I started this thread just a few hours ago: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/5743
BR, Jörg.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
well i can only speak for myself... but i have a 3 phase outlet behind the stove... and behind clothes washer... i could just connect some female extension sockets on a lenght of wire on each phase....
put i have mounted 3 normal outlets above the fuse box.... have 1 years worth of training.... sure might be illegal... but its as say as it can be... each socket is marked with what phase it belongs to and they are all with earth/safety
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Bo, the concern with having outlets belonging to more than one phase in a single room is it dramatically increases the risk of a phase-phase electric shock, which has a correspondingly greater risk of resulting in a fatality.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
This is also the reason why you not normally have plug type three-phase outlets behind stoves but a fixed cabling! Same for continuous flow water heaters. I have very seldom seen CEE three-phase outlets in private households.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
I'm wondering whether the 12-bit ADC is likely to make any noticeable difference when the processor is spending so little of its time measuring each channel.
I think those SAM based Atmel devices like used in the Due would be much better for you guys. Not only 12-bit resolution, but much faster conversion times... from memory in the order of 1usec Vs 100usec. Plus there are 2 ADCs. So if you put the coding work in, you ought to be able to get roughly 200x the sampling rate compared to an AVR device.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Jorg, I like your solution for its simplicity but it guess it can't be generalized for users who wants to measure many circuits. It would require to install several 3-phase energy monitors in the fuse box and that's just impossible.
Well, when reading again all comments, I 'm figuring out there are two VERY different needs for 3-phase
1. many people just want to monitor the 3 lines from the grid (and eventually the PV generation).
2. few others people (like me) want to measure many different currents to monitor electricity usage in office building, education building, industrial building, data center, ...
According to me, we have plenty of solutions for the first need like the ones from Jörg, MartinR or Robin. For the second one, there is no suitable solutions.
Regarding the risk of a phase-phase electric shock, the idea of a DIN rail unit who will be responsible for getting the voltage sample seems right ? It's invasive but not so much.
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
It would require to install several 3-phase energy monitors in the fuse box and that's just impossible.
Impossible, why? As a retrofit, this can be a problem. Adding small current clamps will be easier, but you still need quite a lot of space for the rest of the electronics. And any work done inside the distribution box should still be done by an electrician!
But you are right that there are a lot of people with very special requirements and these can hardly be fulfilled by a 'standard' solution. The DIN rail voltage sensor unit is certainly a good solution, easy to do and comparatively easy to install.
Jörg.
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Adding to Eric's list:
3. Those in the US who have a split-phase supply and need to monitor 2 lines.
(I'm sure MartinR should not be in the first list, his "full-fat" monitor gives him 3 current channels per phase - definitely in the second category.)
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Jörg, I think that it's not possible in practice to install several 3-phase energy monitors (like the SDM630M) in the fuse box when one wants to monitor a lot of circuits (need 2).
The first reason is that it needs too much space in the fuse box. Most of time, I see very few available space on the rails.
The main issue is that this solution needs to redo a lot of connection in the fuse box (Correct me if I'm wrong). When it's possible, it's a long work. To do it safely, you have to turn off the main power for a long time. This is just not possible in most of non-residential buildings (shop, office, factory, ...)
Eric
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Eric,
I think you are correct that in many situations, the installation is difficult and space is very limited. However, as Jörg points out, it can be equally problematic when you have all the CT's and associated electronics. It's always possible to mount the meter in a seperate box( with DIN rail in it) if there's no space in the distribution unit.
A word on safety ( Not directed at you Eric, but this thread is giving me the feeling that many people 'have a go' at wiring in their own homes....)
<SOAPBOX on....>
I'm a qualified electrician( but not practicing recently - my focus is energy mgmt) so I would always get an electrician who's practicing and has the latest standards training to install any wiring. I would never recommend you do wiring, if you are not an electrician. There are simple things.....e.g. if you don't fill the terminal sufficiently and prepare the cable end properly, and overtighten the screw, you may crack or damage the copper and this can lead to arcing and/or an open circuit. Arcing of course can create heat and fire risk...
There are small details such as this that people don't realise. Adding equipment to an electrical installation can also change the earth loop impedance and impact operation of safety equipment. Some people don't know how to match the fuse/mcb ratings to the load that is downstream etc.... So, if folks are thinking about having to disconnect ANY electrical cables, there is no choice but to get an electrician involved - it's simply not worth the risk. Through all my electrical training, we were drilled with one top prioity "Safety First". I'm not exaggerating - electricity is deadly, and it's a living breathing entity that can destroy lives. I've never had an electric shock by the way so I must be doing something right :-)
Forgive the off-thread rant, but we must all be advocates of Safety First... imho.
<SOAPBOX off....>
Re: 3-phase EmonTX?
Thank's for this reminder ! I totally agree.
Safety is never off-topic
Eric


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Luna were playing in Loppen in Freetown Christiana, a strangely bohemian part of the city. We wandered through the drugs stalls and ate falafel and drunk lemonade ~ I'm not sure Freetown was ideal for my uptight-ness. Motorhead's Killed By Death played on a nearby radio.
The venue was low ceilinged and oddly laid out, it had the charm of rock venues of the past - the sort of charm that was better in nostalgia than in reality. It filled up, and heated up.
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