Re: [weewx-user] Campbell Scientific CR300 data logger

2023-04-23 Thread DR
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

Re: [weewx-user] Campbell Scientific CR300 data logger

2023-04-23 Thread DR
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

Re: [weewx-user] Campbell Scientific CR300 data logger

2023-04-23 Thread vince
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

[weewx-user] Calling compiled executable right before rsync runs

2023-04-23 Thread Cat22
I have a C program (Linux) that gets the forecast and inserts it index.php, it needs to run right before the rsync report. The trouble is i cant get it patched into rsyncupload.py properly Here is what i have, the log statement never makes an entry into /var/log/weewx.log even tho debug=1 in the

Re: [weewx-user] Campbell Scientific CR300 data logger

2023-04-23 Thread Craig Young
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