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I'm using Rad Pro 3.1.1 on a FNIRSI GC-03 and report it via MQTT using RadPro WiFi Bridge to my HomeAssistant to track the measurements: 
Now I have a lot of "spikes", huge spikes, of 100 / 200 / 300 μSv/h. How can this happen? I did not move the device. It's laying on my desk. Most of the time I wasn't even there - so nothing should have interfered. Location is Plauen, Saxony, Germany. So, what could cause this? |
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SunboX
Nov 6, 2026
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Found a bug in my WiFi Bridge. After a USB timeout it sometimes read the total pulse count as CPM, which caused those huge values. I've fixed it in 1.15.17 and tested it with my GC-03. No spikes in the delayed-reply tests now. Greetings, |
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I'm glad you were able to find the cause of the problem! |
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Gissio
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Found a bug in my WiFi Bridge. After a USB timeout it sometimes read the total pulse count as CPM, which caused those huge values.
I've fixed it in 1.15.17 and tested it with my GC-03. No spikes in the delayed-reply tests now.
Greetings,
André