radmon.org to-do list 25/9/2018

i have many errors with CPM's on RM 0.43
Log and JPG'ś here
http://www.mediafire.com/file/lgk5v650wd2mwt0/RM+0.43+logs+and+JPGs.rar

On RM 0.41 works fine bu no shared data etc.

Please Fix this in new RM..

Yes. I'am on RM 0.43 now.

If is 0 cpm to sending alert because 0 is from actual CPM, I need sending alert when 0 cpm's from average cmp's not actual send cpm from geiger counter.
I thing - Alert 0 cpm's, must be sending from average uSv/h.
Sorry for my english

I think I see the problem. Your station description shows your model is Radiatex MDR2. Your screenshot shows that Radlog is set for 'Kit with USB/TTL serial interface', and format 'MyGeiger, BroHogan, NetIO'. The 0 CPM alarms are at repeating intervals like 4 secs, 12 secs, 30 secs. I believe your unit sends data in a format not fully understood by Radlog, sometimes sending valid numbers that are interpreted as CPM, and other times sending values that evaluate as zero. Opening a terminal window on that COM port should show this. If you see anything other than numbers, maybe there is a way to set your unit to send "just the numbers"?

I have a Radioactive@home unit that was connected to Radlog before. It sends serial data every second as two ASCII bytes representing uSv/hr x 100 (e.g. '15' meaning 0.15 uSv/hr). It worked, but since Radlog uses CPM for the raw data, 15 is assumed to be 15 CPM, so is off by ~1.7x. A conversion rate of 0.01 then made the uSv/hr values correct for Radmon. Your conversion is the same, so I think your unit also sends usV/hr x 100, but possibly other data too that causes the alarms. Somehow Radlog v0.41 was not getting these 0 values, but 0.43 is. Maybe the timer setting for a start of new message changed?

I have an alternate suggestion. A YouTube video of your model shows it also produces audible clicks. If it has a headphone jack, then the best thing would be to use that, and set Radlog for audio interface instead of serial data. Then there will be no alarms and your data is fully correct. If there is no easy way to connect an audio cable to your unit, maybe just ignore the alarms and hope the issue is easy for Dan to fix, but anyone reading Radmon data in CPM will see incorrect values from your station.