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Message 1846 - Posted: 5 Jul 2013 | 18:55:15 UTC
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Hi all.

Is this correct place to ask a question around here? I tried the skype page but nobody was online.

Anyway, if it is the correct place here is my question. I want to know the oldest version of boinc I can run under Windows XP that is able to do this strange usb thing. I am using v6.10.60 but no stats are showing up and I don't see anywhere where I can manually determine the usb port.

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Message 1847 - Posted: 5 Jul 2013 | 19:33:44 UTC - in response to Message 1846.

The app will probably run on any version 6.x, perhaps even 5.10+ (not tested I think).
USB sensor is auto detected if it's present, the port number does not matter.

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Message 1849 - Posted: 6 Jul 2013 | 2:37:02 UTC - in response to Message 1847.
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Ok, I', running 6.10.60. The data.bin file is as follows:

84040,20,2013-7-6 1:25:40,769,f,81327870
323510,95,2013-7-6 1:29:40,769,n,81327870
562980,164,2013-7-6 1:33:40,769,n,81327870
802450,223,2013-7-6 1:37:40,769,n,81327870
1041920,296,2013-7-6 1:41:40,769,n,81327870
1281390,357,2013-7-6 1:45:40,769,n,81327870
1520860,427,2013-7-6 1:49:40,769,n,81327870
1760330,494,2013-7-6 1:53:40,769,n,81327870
1999800,559,2013-7-6 1:57:40,769,n,81327870
2239270,638,2013-7-6 2:1:40,769,n,81327870
2478740,710,2013-7-6 2:5:40,769,n,81327870
2718210,769,2013-7-6 2:9:40,769,n,81327870
2957680,834,2013-7-6 2:13:40,769,n,81327870
3197150,904,2013-7-6 2:17:40,769,n,81327870
3436620,970,2013-7-6 2:21:40,769,n,81327870
3676090,1049,2013-7-6 2:25:40,769,n,81327870
3915560,1113,2013-7-6 2:29:40,769,n,81327870
4155030,1184,2013-7-6 2:33:40,769,n,81327870

Is that good? Because I do not understand how to get a history plot out of boinc. What is each column? Seems like bad data to me.

Also, what does the black button do.

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Message 1851 - Posted: 6 Jul 2013 | 8:51:27 UTC - in response to Message 1849.

The output looks good.
You'll find your host on map http://radioactiveathome.org/map/, but you have to set the location first (I think the server has sent the instruction via email already).

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Message 1854 - Posted: 6 Jul 2013 | 15:53:36 UTC - in response to Message 1851.
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Thanks. The middle column is time. What are the other columns? More specifically, which column is the radioactivity? Do you have to do a subtraction to get the derivative?

I got the email but no, I disconnected it because I got a complaint about the noise and I was unsure that usb is actually working. I guess I'm a skeptic. I now am thinking if I just subtracted the #s it might make more sense.

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Message 1864 - Posted: 7 Jul 2013 | 18:46:42 UTC - in response to Message 1854.
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The first column is 'hardware timestamp' it is in microseconds.
The second column is pulse counter.
To get the uSv/h you have to calculate difference between two rows, divide the number of pulses by time in minutes and then divide the result by 171 (for sensors using SBM-20 or STS-5).

"769" and "81327870" are sensor hardware/software IDs.

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