I'm considering the purchase of a EcoWitt HP2551 : it has a console + a
7-in-1 sensor. Just not totally sure how to integrate it with Weewx.
People said here to use the Ecowitt GW-1100 driver, right? But EcoWitt
HP2551 does not have that GW1100 gateway. Will the driver work
nevertheless?
Basica
As a general rule if you are working with averages you should be using wsum
and sumtime, but it really depends on what you are calculating. To
understand you need to know what the daily summary wsum field contains and
how it is different to the sum field. I have no idea what the time field
is,
Thanks. That makes sense. So even for monthly average temperature I guess I
can use sum instead of wsum. I am using wsum for temperature (monthly
average) now and it seems to work fine. It was when I attempted it for rain
that it went all wrong and then i modified the query based on obs_type. I
am
Invisible Man writes:
> I'm considering the purchase of a EcoWitt HP2551 : it has a console + a
> 7-in-1 sensor. Just not totally sure how to integrate it with Weewx.
> People said here to use the Ecowitt GW-1100 driver, right? But EcoWitt
> HP2551 does not have that GW1100 gateway. Will the d
If you are using 'derive' to derive the archive interval from the imported
data then the imported records must be in ascending timestamp/date-time
order. This is because the derived archive interval is calculated by taking
the difference between the timestamp of the current record and the
times
> So even for monthly average temperature I guess I can use sum instead of
wsum.
Well no, because you do not know whether the archive interval for all of
the records is the same. For obs, such as rain, where you are interested in
the absolute sum for each day (or month or year) you use the sum
I don't know about the HP2551, but I know a bit about the GW1100 phoning
home.
I first found it on a solar powered station with no internet.
The GW1100 doesn't stop, but it resets it's WiFi every 10 minutes if it
can't touch home.
The community was great with helping to find a solution. I spoofe
Thanks for confirming what I understood from weeimport.py and
weathercatimport.py.
I am using "derived' for the import because I originally configured
WeatherCat with Adaptive interval set true so I have data logged at
varying rates from 1 minute all the way up to 30+ minute intervals.
I thi
>The GW1100 is included with a number of display-less stations. As I
>understand it, there's a local API and the driver is just talking to
>that API and injecting to weewx.
Right. And the GW1100 is plugged by USB to the weewx server, right? or can
weewx read GW1100 over wifi?
>it looks like th
The IS a USB port on the drawing. I found the manual
here: https://www.ecowitt.com/shop/goodsDetail/1#
Manual & Software tab, Page 7 in the manual, however it also states it is
for firmware updates only...
On Thursday, August 25, 2022 at 9:55:10 AM UTC-4 axelle@gmail.com wrote:
> >The GW11
anyone?
On Wednesday, August 24, 2022 at 9:46:31 AM UTC-4 ewhain...@gmail.com wrote:
> Acurite 5-in-1. I was reading data, but having an FTP error (turned out to
> be provider error) so I did an update/upgrade and now WeeWx will see the
> station but not read data. I have tried resetting the s
The HP25x0 consoles do not have an API and cannot be queried via the
GW1000 API/Ecowitt Gateway driver.
You either use a GW1x00/GW2000 instead (receive the same sensors in
parallel) with the Ecowtt Gateway (GW1000) driver,
or you will have to use the weewx Interceptor driver with the HP25x0
cons
I recently (25/08/2022) had to delete a 6 hour section of data from my
database as the rain accumulation data contained in the LOOP packets from
that period were incorrect. I refilled the database using the correct rain
accumulation data from ARCHIVE packets over that 6 hours, and everything
(i
The found station at bus= device= is a clue. It's not finding the device
correctly. There should be something other than blanks after the equal
signs.
If you're verified you're in Mode 3 on the display unit, and your USB is
working correctly on the Pi, I don't know what else to suggest. Are there
wee_database --calc-missing will only populate missing derived obs provided
(1) the missing derived obs field contains no data and (2) the
pre-requisites for the calculation exist. In your case you are failing on
the first test - your rainRate fields contain the value 0. You can try
setting the
Woaw, thanks this is extremely helpful!
The *interceptor* driver (https://github.com/matthewwall/weewx-interceptor)
looks cool. Except that *I suppose the interceptor needs to be placed where
it can read all wifi packets* (from the wifi the weather station uses),
right?
That's not very conveni
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