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      cvrcejir last edited by

      I installed EVOK by apt-get, but I don't see any inputs and outputs in the web interface.
      When I start EVOK manually, the output is ...

      [I 190527 12:03:10 config:63] eprom: UniPi Neuron L513 version: 1.0 serial: 0x2d
      [I 190527 12:03:10 evok:1664] Starting using config file /etc/evok.conf
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:94] YAML Definition loaded: /etc/hw_definitions/BuiltIn/L513.yaml, type: UniPiBuiltIn
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: xS30.yaml, type: 3, definition count 0
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: PRO1.yaml, type: 3, definition count 1
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: xS40.yaml, type: 3, definition count 2
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: xS50.yaml, type: 3, definition count 3
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: CUSTOM MODBUS DEVICE.yaml, type: 3, definition count 4
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: xS10.yaml, type: 3, definition count 5
      [I 190527 12:03:11 config:87] YAML Definition loaded: evok-alias.yaml, type: 2, definition count 0
      [I 190527 12:03:11 evok:1731] HTTP server listening on port: 8080
      [I 190527 12:03:11 modbusclient_tornado:128] SPI client started
      [I 190527 12:03:11 neuron:215] Reading SPI boards
      [I 190527 12:03:11 neuron:230] No board on SPI 1
      [I 190527 12:03:11 neuron:230] No board on SPI 2
      [D 190527 12:03:11 owclient:377] Entering 1wire loop
      [I 190527 12:03:11 neuron:230] No board on SPI 3
      [E 190527 12:03:11 config:384] Invalid device circuit number 1_01
          Traceback (most recent call last):
            File "/opt/evok/config.py", line 379, in add_aliases
              dev_obj = Devices.by_int(dev_pointer["dev_type"], dev_pointer["circuit"])
            File "/opt/evok/devices.py", line 67, in by_int
              raise Exception('Invalid device circuit number %s' % str(circuit))
          Exception: Invalid device circuit number 1_01
      [E 190527 12:03:11 config:384] Invalid device circuit number 1_02
          Traceback (most recent call last):
            File "/opt/evok/config.py", line 379, in add_aliases
              dev_obj = Devices.by_int(dev_pointer["dev_type"], dev_pointer["circuit"])
            File "/opt/evok/devices.py", line 67, in by_int
              raise Exception('Invalid device circuit number %s' % str(circuit))
          Exception: Invalid device circuit number 1_02
      [I 190527 12:03:11 web:2064] 101 GET /ws (127.0.0.1) 3.45ms
      

      Where is the problem?

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        tomas_hora administrators @cvrcejir last edited by

        @cvrcejir Do the RUN leds blink sometimes or not at all? Has Evok been installed on clean Raspbian?

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          cvrcejir last edited by

          Ad 1) Yes
          Ad 2) No

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            tomas_hora administrators @cvrcejir last edited by

            @cvrcejir :) please try to install evok on clean raspbian and let us know. what distribution did you use? maybe the installation log would tell us more..

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              cvrcejir @tomas_hora last edited by

              @tomas_hora I installed a clean OS from UniPi website and everything works.

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