Hi Waheed,

I was just thinking about your unit as I saw it offline, then I saw this post. Sorry to hear.

Last data is from 05/30/2016 @ 11:04pm (UTC) , and the readings are fine:
temperature: 32.5C
cpm: 10 / 16 / 26 (normal)
voltage on tube: 382V (normal)
duty: 36%

Everything looks fine. It doesn’t look like a failure. Check the network cable, the power supply and try connecting the unit to a different router. See if the LEDS (green/yellow) flash. Try connecting to your unit directly, opening its DHCP given IP in your browser (in the same LAN).

Feel free to ask if you need help with any of the above.

Ok, I changed it, now should be right on spot.

Thank you for this report.

I just fixed the issue and the names should be correctly encoded now.

Thanks Ziggy, yes we use the decimal format!

Coordinates changed, let me know if all is ok!

Hey DPB , congrats on running the very first uRADMonitor in that part of the world! Are the coordinates ok or do they need any adjustments? Also would love to see a few pics with your construction, we have a thread for that, please post a few there: https://www.uradmonitor.com/topic/soldering-the-kit1/

Hello Ken,

The model A has a watchdog mechanism: if the network connection drops, it will reboot automatically after 10 minutes. This was added in the newer firmware versions, and your unit has it.

I’d need more details to know what goes wrong with your setup, and a first thing you could test is connecting the unit to a different internet router. Then is changing the power adapter with another one. We’d need this two ruled out before anything else.

L.EDIT: I see it up and running: https://www.uradmonitor.com/?open=110000E7

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