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Re: deleting devices

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Posted by Phil on Tuesday, 11 May 2010, at 9:35 a.m.,
in response to Re: deleting devices, posted by Lorne

Ha.... I just went to your display page and saw the huge power spike on your graphs. After a minute's thought I realized what had happened.

While you were doing your deletion, you had to turn off the bus scanning. You must have left it off for a while (hour maybe) and during that time, the power pulses were still accumulating in the measurement device. When you re-enabled scanning, the WEL went out and read the pulses and it saw a "huge" usage.

This actually resulted in a correct calculation of the accumulated power, but made it look like one hour's worth hapenned in 1 minute.

I fixed your chart to eliminate the pulse.... I'll have to think about that.....


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