Exactly what I was looking for. I can send UDP packets to simulate the
WeatherFlow device and use the existing driver. The WF API documentation
is perfect .. I will duplicate that in my controller. Thanks Vince.
Craig
On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 4:03:47 AM UTC+12 vince wrote:
> You didn't s
You didn't say which os you're using, but one option would be to generate
the same input that other drivers already use, and simply reuse an existing
weewx driver designed for a different vendor.
For example - the WeatherFlow UDP driver listens for broadcasts that meet
the published WeatherFlow
Once a second seems more than enough. Even the venerable Davis Loop is
every two seconds. I don't know how quickly things need to be read
during a heavy rainstorm, but I would think that the hardware would be
keeping track of tips, if using a tipper mechanism.
I only look at the Currrent va
I, too, need to follow Vince's advice as I'm looking for any leads.
One thing you asked about is getting info from a file, and I looked at a
routine called FileParser (I think) that was associated with a search on
github and weewx.
If I recall, it pulled in things from a file, parsed the reco
I update about every 15 seconds. The one second was to shorten the time
between when the data file is updated and when weewx reads it. But I will
look at the intake-strategies document and see what is available.
On Sunday, April 23, 2023 at 2:39:31 PM UTC+12 vince wrote:
> Start with https:/
Start with https://github.com/weewx/weewx/wiki/intake-strategies but short
answer is sure. If you can get the data in any format it is possible to
get it into weewx via a variety of methods. You might also poke
around https://github.com/weewx/weewx/wiki#extensions-to-weewx for too many
examp
By any chance can weewx read from a data file? I could write the incoming
real time data to the file as a one line record and then weewx would read
this, say once a second or so.
On Sunday, April 23, 2023 at 1:56:52 PM UTC+12 DR wrote:
> Craig, I don't know of a driver for the Campbell datalo
Craig, I don't know of a driver for the Campbell dataloggers.
I wish there were one, I have a very dependable station (CR3000) that
I'd like to interface. Right now it is filling the native tables, and a
Weather Display driver using pakbus is pulling those values from that
table and handing
I don't know the answer to the primary question.
As to recommended protocols, I'd choose MQTT.
On Sat, Apr 22, 2023 at 5:53 PM Craig Young
wrote:
> Is there a driver for the CR300 data logger? If not, I have a PC
> connected to the data logger, collecting the live data stream which I can
> ref
