MeteoBridge Stops Logging **solved**

[blacklistedcard]

Should I try and plug in a USB powered HUB? I have the MeteoStick plugged directly into the usb port on the D-LINK DIR-505. With a usb cable of about 2.5 meters.

[admin]

I guess the long cable is the problem. Trying a hub might be an option to go with.
Never tried operating with cables above 1m myself.

[blacklistedcard]

Ok... Let me try some things and I'll get back to you on the progress.

[blacklistedcard]

Further testing results.


a) Used a shorter USB cable with the MeteoStick. ==> Logging died after a couple of hours.
b) Plugged the MeteoStick directly into the D-LINK DIR-505 REV. A1 device ==> Logging died after a couple of hours.
c) Move the D-LINK DIR-505 REV. A1 to a different plug. I have hospital grade plugs installed in my house. Maybe the additional EFI/CFI filtering is having a problem? I'll move it to a standard plug.

[admin]

When I get it right, the root cause was reduced to a faulty Meteostick which is now being replaced. Let's see if the prblems do diasappear by that (which my guess is).

[blacklistedcard]

So you think the MeteoStick is faulty?

[admin]

If you are not the customer I had a similar email exchange on this, I think I messed that up.
Too many mails and sometimes not that easy to link forum postings with pms.

However, if you allow me to login remotely, I can check if the meteostick is the problem.
Can you please send me dail-in details again, to "info(at)meteobridge.com".

[blacklistedcard]

Email sent with the details to login

[blacklistedcard]

So far the most I can get it to log is about 4-5 hours.

[PatrickTraugott]

There is connectivity issue. So check it and reboot the process.

[blacklistedcard]

I just rebooted it. I also just attached a power USB hub to the MeteoStick and the Dlink router. Let's see if the extra juice of the USB hub makes a difference.