Can You tell me how to get a radioactive@home USB kit to work with Radmon ?

Hello. I have been at radioactive@home for a few years.
Running kit v 2.61 with USB connected to a WIN10 computer,
with the Boinc Manager software to upload to radioactive@home server.
As You probably know, the radioactive@home servers are repeatly down again, 
and I would like to get my kit running on the web.

Has anyone a way to get this kit working with Radmon ?
As I can see there are none detectors at my position in Norway.

 

Regards, 
A.Aamot
Floroe, Norway
 

The site is currently up :
http://radioactiveathome.org/map/

regards, Asbjorn

I have a (mostly) working radioactive@home kit, and can confirm that the USB port very likely enumerates to a serial port, with data sent as a single ASCII value every second.  The reason I say 'very likely' is that mine never enumerated via USB, possibly a defect or damage at the CPU's USB pins or connector.  What does work for me is the TTL level data output from another CPU pin, which *is* an ASCII value every second.  The value is in units of uSv/hr x 100, so for 0.01 uSv/hr on the LCD display, the serial output is '1' plus a [CRLF] every second.  The internal software has a smoothing algorithm for the uSv/hr conversion from the GM tube hits.  There is also an LED and a tiny speaker to show the click events, with a button to select LED/silence, no LED/silence, no LED/clicks, or LED/clicks.  Unfortunately, there is no audio jack for the speaker output.

So one way that will work for sure with existing Radlog or Pyradmon software is to solder wires from the speaker to an audio jack, then use the audio input method in the software.

--Bert