You are getting ahead of yourself worrying about Ecowitt.net not having the data and WeeWX skins for the WH40...etc.
WS View needs to be happy first. Once everything is showing up correctly in WS View then you can move on to the other things...which you'll likely then see that these other things automatically get fixed once everything is working in WS View. So nothing else matters other than WS View showing all your sensors. The sensors in WS View will be seen by your DP1500. Note it is a DP1500 not a DP1000. You can use your WS View and go to the Sensors ID section to register the sensors. Make sure that the sensors properly have batteries installed. Check battery orientation. The sensor should show up on both WS View via the DP15000 and also on your HP1000SE PRO display. The DP80 will automatically supersede the rain gauge in your all-in-one sensor array. The rest of the sensors in the all-in-one will continue to be used though. Know this though... The DP80 / WH40 has recently been discovered to produce worse data than the all-in-one rain gauge. You can read more about this in wxforum.net as there are a few threads that mention this. It seems hard to believe at first but it seems that when the rain rate is high water jumps out as the slope of the funnel is too shallow and the rim too low compared to the all-in-one rain gauge design. Since you have the all-in-one already....I would just forget the DP80 / WH40 for now. Keep it around as Ecowitt is working on a redesign and maybe there will be a retrofit funnel. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to weewx-user+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/b16cbefe-1d21-41cd-80b4-92af09008d0eo%40googlegroups.com.
