Sorry. I didn't see your message. It was that. I change MQTT inputs and now
the speed is in km/h althought it reports windSpeed_mps
{"noise_dB": "-29.591", "cloudbase_meter": "134.366868777", "outHumidity":
"96.0", "pressure_mbar": "1004.74", "maxSolarRad": "0.0", "barometer_mbar":
"1011.6171679", "rainRate_mm_per_hour": "0.0", "dewpoint_C":
"11.7795292565", "heatindex_C": "12.4", "dayRain_mm": "2.1", "battery":
"0.0", "altimeter_mbar": "1011.2607317", "windchill_C": "12.4", "snr_dB":
"29.476", "rain_total": "68.55", "appTemp_C": "12.4773944539", "outTemp_C":
"12.4", "humidex_C": "14.545643026", "hourRain_mm": "0.0", "windGust_mps":
"3.67200912966", "rssi_dB": "-0.115", "inTemp_C": "19.5", "usUnits":
"17.0", "rain_mm": "0.0", "rain24_mm": "3.9", "dateTime": "1574971656.0",
"windDir": "0.0", "windSpeed_mps": "2.44800608644"}
El miércoles, 27 de noviembre de 2019, 20:12:17 (UTC+1), Greg Troxel
escribió:
>
> "Kike .Asekas" <[email protected] <javascript:>> writes:
>
> > I use MQTT y I have configure it with METRICWX.
> > [[MQTT]]
> > server_url = mqtt://broker.hivemq.com:1883
> > topic = estacion/datos
> > unit_system = METRICWX
> > binding = loop
> > ...
> > When I load the page goes well, but at the time of updating the wind
> speed
> > appears in m / s. If I change the lines I told you multiplying x3.6 it
> goes
> > well.
>
> You can tell the mqtt publisher to set the units on each thing to
> publish. Probably you should just do that, even if in the background
> you try to investigate the defaults.
>
> For example, I have
>
> [[[inputs]]]
> [[[[barometer]]]]
> name = barometer_hPa
> units = hPa
>
> I am really not sure why I needed this, as I have group_pressure set to
> hPa as a default for all reports, but it was easy to set.
>
> > This is the output of MQTT. By the way, I don't understand how
> maxSolarRad
> > appears without having a solar sensor
>
> That does not make sense. Some stations pretend to measure solar
> radation from an illuminance sensor, but I don't even see that in your
> output.
>
> Also, since solar radiation is more or less always in W/m^2 (even in the
> US we do not use hp/ft^2), the value 7 does not really make sense unless
> right at dawn. Even a very dark day will see 50.
>
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