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You'll want to physically inspect your meter first. Knowing the FCC ID also helps. |
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Ah! Yes. No FCC, all is has is a sticker with
‘PowerLAN address’.
Concluding that that means it does some sort of ethernet over the power lines to get the data and not radio. Bummer, as I do get my gasmeter (SCM) and watermeter (R900)
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This is an absolutely amazing application! I just started it with RTLAMR without any options on my RPi2 and it found both my water meter (R900) and my gas meter (SCM). Now I am wondering if my electric meter is compatible or not. How do I do a thorough search. Instruction say to try a couple of frequencies, how is that thorough? Looking for guidance on a thorough search.
Thanks!
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