How to put geiger counter readings on your own website
9 years 5 months ago - 9 years 5 months ago #40
by mw0uzo
How to put geiger counter readings on your own website was created by mw0uzo
1. Get the last reading submitted to radmon.org for a particular station
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2. Show the raw data graph
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3. Show the 24hr graph
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4. Redraw these graphs with the latest data
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5. Use the FTP function in RadLog to save your local RadLog graph every x minutes
a) Tick 'Save graph to ftp'. Set the rate that you want to upload the graph, default is every 5 minutes.
b) Tick 'Supress errors' unless you are having problem with FTP and want to see the error messages.
c) Set the desired resolution
d) Check your FTP settings on your webserver, create a new FTP account if necessary. See your webhost FAQ.
e) Enter the FTP username and password
f) Enter the server address. e.g. yourserver.com
g) The uploaded filename is 'ftpchart.png'
6. CPM meter for your website
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<img src="http://www.radmon.org/radmon.php?function=cpmreading&user=mw0uzo" />2. Show the raw data graph
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<img src="http://www.radmon.org/mw0uzo/graphlasthour.png" alt="" />3. Show the 24hr graph
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<img src="http://www.radmon.org/mw0uzo/graphtoday.png" alt="" />4. Redraw these graphs with the latest data
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<form action="http://www.radmon.org/radmon.php?user=mw0uzo&function=graphtoday&refresh=true" method="post">
<input type="submit" value="Update daily graphs">
</form>5. Use the FTP function in RadLog to save your local RadLog graph every x minutes
a) Tick 'Save graph to ftp'. Set the rate that you want to upload the graph, default is every 5 minutes.
b) Tick 'Supress errors' unless you are having problem with FTP and want to see the error messages.
c) Set the desired resolution
d) Check your FTP settings on your webserver, create a new FTP account if necessary. See your webhost FAQ.
e) Enter the FTP username and password
f) Enter the server address. e.g. yourserver.com
g) The uploaded filename is 'ftpchart.png'
6. CPM meter for your website
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9 years 5 months ago - 9 years 5 months ago #65
by OM1AMJ
Replied by OM1AMJ on topic How to put geiger counter readings on your own website
You can also use PHP code to obtain text value from radmon site. 
Example: http://viking.home.sk/om1amj/radmon.php
PHP code:
Example: http://viking.home.sk/om1amj/radmon.php
PHP code:
<?php
$user = "XXXXX"; //set user
$url = "http://radmon.org/radmon.php?function=showuserpage&user=$user";
$page = fopen($url, 'r');
$content = "";
while( !feof( $page ) ) {
$buffer = trim( fgets( $page, 4096 ) );
$content .= $buffer;
}
$startcpm = "Last reading: "; //read CPM from RADMON.ORG
$endcpm = " CPM";
preg_match( "/$startcpm(.*)$endcpm/s", $content, $match);
$cpm = $match[1];
$starttime = "CPM on "; //read time of measurements from RADMON.ORG
$endtime = "UTC at";
preg_match( "/$starttime(.*)$endtime/s", $content, $match);
$time = $match[1];
$usvh = round($cpm/175.43, 4); //convert CPM to uSv/h (175.43 is for SBM-20 tube), change to your GM tube
echo "$user";
echo " <br />\n";
echo "$time UTC";
echo " <br />\n";
echo "$cpm CPM";
echo " <br />\n";
echo "$usvh uSv/h";
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9 years 5 months ago #67
by OM1AMJ
Replied by OM1AMJ on topic How to put geiger counter readings on your own website
I didn't know about this feature. 
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9 years 5 months ago #68
by mw0uzo
My bad, I will have to document more of the functions
Replied by mw0uzo on topic How to put geiger counter readings on your own website
I didn't know about this feature.
My bad, I will have to document more of the functions
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