The only thing I can think of: are you sure that the archive records for
09:35 and 09:40 include LOOP packets for the missing observation types? For
example, does it include a packet containing p22_current? You're only
showing packets that would go into the previous record (09:30).

On Thu, Oct 9, 2025 at 6:48 AM matthew wall <[email protected]> wrote:

> hey tom,
>
> for some reason i am seeing heaps of loop packets, but only a few archive
> records are created from them. the loop packets are partial packets - each
> loop packet contains data for a single solar panel, while the database has
> columns for all solar panels. for exampler, panel 1 emits a loop packet
> with p1_current, p1_voltage, p1_rssi, panel 2 emits a loop packet
> p2_current, p2_voltage, p2_rssi, etc. the database has columns for 50 solar
> panels (p1_voltage, p2_voltage, etc). i am currently collecting data from
> 40 panels.
>
> when i run weewxd directly, i see loop data for every panel, but i see
> only sporadic REC data. i would have expected to see each archive record
> populated with data from all of the panels, aggregated from all of the
> (partial) loop packets.
>
> this is using the weewx-tigo driver:
>     https://github.com/matthewwall/weewx-tigo
>
> operating system is debian 12
> weewx 5.1 installed from debian package
> configuration file 'tigo.conf' is attached
> log output 'tigo.log' is attached
>
> this is one of 9 weewx instances running on a home monitor, feeding data
> into influx and mqtt, where they are used by home assistant and grafana.
> the other instances monitor per-circuit power consumption, water
> consumption, propane consumption, weather stations, solar production, and
> battery status.
>
> gory details: so taking it from the bottom up, we have the following:
>
> 1) i am pulling data from a TIGO CCA (cloud connect advanced) monitor
> using the taptap binary to decode RS485 data from a RS485-to-usb device
> wired into the 'gateway' port of the CCA (a read-only tap). the taptap
> application works great - it is sending JSON data as fast as it is coming
> off the wire. for example, this is output from taptap:
>
>
> {"gateway":{"id":4610},"node":{"id":37},"timestamp":"2025-10-08T10:38:01.942422696-04:00","voltage_in":31.7,"voltage_out":31.4,"current":0.645,"dc_dc_duty_cycle":1.0,"temperature":15.3,"rssi":126}
>
> 2) the weewx-tigo driver captures the JSON from taptap and converts it to
> weewx packets. for example, this is output from running the driver
> directly. it maps the TIGO gateway/node identifiers of the form xxxx.yy to
> weewx schema identifiers of the form p1, p2, p3, etc.
>
> $ PYTHONPATH=/usr/share/weewx python3 /etc/weewx/bin/user/tigo.py --app
> /opt/taptap/bin/taptap --tap /dev/ttyUSB0 --config /etc/weewx/tigo.conf
> 'dateTime': '1760016266.812686', 'identifier': '4610.19', 'p19_current':
> '7.16', 'p19_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p19_rssi': '123.0',
> 'p19_temperature': '21.9', 'p19_voltage_in': '33.45', 'p19_voltage_out':
> '33.1', 'usUnits': '16'
> 'dateTime': '1760016268.812686', 'identifier': '4610.19', 'p19_current':
> '7.075', 'p19_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p19_rssi': '123.0',
> 'p19_temperature': '21.9', 'p19_voltage_in': '33.9', 'p19_voltage_out':
> '33.5', 'usUnits': '16'
> 'dateTime': '1760016268.742698', 'identifier': '4609.4', 'p4_current':
> '6.56', 'p4_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p4_rssi': '216.0', 'p4_temperature':
> '14.1', 'p4_voltage_in': '38.5', 'p4_voltage_out': '38.2', 'usUnits': '16'
> 'dateTime': '1760016270.742698', 'identifier': '4609.4', 'p4_current':
> '6.635', 'p4_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p4_rssi': '216.0',
> 'p4_temperature': '14.1', 'p4_voltage_in': '38.15', 'p4_voltage_out':
> '37.8', 'usUnits': '16'
> 'dateTime': '1760016270.742698', 'identifier': '4609.15', 'p15_current':
> '6.62', 'p15_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p15_rssi': '192.0',
> 'p15_temperature': '19.1', 'p15_voltage_in': '37.9', 'p15_voltage_out':
> '37.5', 'usUnits': '16'
>
> 3) when i run weewxd directly with the driver, i see the loop packets:
>
> $ weewxd /etc/weewx/tigo.conf
> Using configuration file /etc/weewx/tigo.conf
> LOOP: 2025-10-09 09:29:17 EDT (1760016557) 'dateTime':
> '1760016557.181576', 'identifier': '4610.22', 'p22_current': '7.435',
> 'p22_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p22_rssi': '216.0', 'p22_temperature':
> '18.1', 'p22_voltage_in': '33.5', 'p22_voltage_out': '33.1', 'usUnits': '1'
> LOOP: 2025-10-09 09:29:19 EDT (1760016559) 'dateTime':
> '1760016559.181576', 'identifier': '4610.22', 'p22_current': '7.39',
> 'p22_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p22_rssi': '216.0', 'p22_temperature':
> '18.1', 'p22_voltage_in': '33.75', 'p22_voltage_out': '33.4', 'usUnits': '1'
> LOOP: 2025-10-09 09:29:17 EDT (1760016557) 'dateTime':
> '1760016557.181576', 'identifier': '4610.40', 'p40_current': '7.32',
> 'p40_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p40_rssi': '99.0', 'p40_temperature':
> '22.2', 'p40_voltage_in': '33.8', 'p40_voltage_out': '33.5', 'usUnits': '1'
> LOOP: 2025-10-09 09:29:19 EDT (1760016559) 'dateTime':
> '1760016559.181576', 'identifier': '4610.40', 'p40_current': '7.425',
> 'p40_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p40_rssi': '99.0', 'p40_temperature':
> '22.2', 'p40_voltage_in': '33.4', 'p40_voltage_out': '33.0', 'usUnits': '1'
> LOOP: 2025-10-09 09:29:17 EDT (1760016557) 'dateTime':
> '1760016557.107579', 'identifier': '4609.8', 'p8_current': '4.155',
> 'p8_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '0.6078431372549019', 'p8_rssi': '198.0',
> 'p8_temperature': '19.6', 'p8_voltage_in': '41.0', 'p8_voltage_out':
> '24.2', 'usUnits': '1'
>
> but you can see that a typical archive record does not include all of the
> data from loop packets:
>
> $ weewxd /etc/weewx/tigo.conf | grep REC
> REC: 2025-10-09 09:35:00 EDT (1760016900) 'dateTime': '1760016900',
> 'identifier': '4610.302000000001', 'interval': '5.0', 'p21_current':
> '7.67', 'p21_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p21_rssi': '159.0',
> 'p21_temperature': '21.1', 'p21_voltage_in': '33.2', 'p21_voltage_out':
> '32.9', 'p31_current': '7.58', 'p31_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p31_rssi':
> '105.0', 'p31_temperature': '19.2', 'p31_voltage_in': '33.775',
> 'p31_voltage_out': '33.349999999999994', 'p34_current':
> '7.577500000000001', 'p34_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p34_rssi': '135.0',
> 'p34_temperature': '18.7', 'p34_voltage_in': '33.5', 'p34_voltage_out':
> '33.150000000000006', 'usUnits': '1'
>
> REC:    2025-10-09 09:40:00 EDT (1760017200) 'dateTime': '1760017200',
> 'identifier': '4610.302000000001', 'interval': '5.0', 'p21_current':
> '7.845', 'p21_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p21_rssi': '159.0',
> 'p21_temperature': '22.6', 'p21_voltage_in': '33.5', 'p21_voltage_out':
> '33.2', 'p31_current': '7.9025', 'p31_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p31_rssi':
> '102.0', 'p31_temperature': '20.7', 'p31_voltage_in': '33.35',
> 'p31_voltage_out': '33.0', 'p34_current': '7.890000000000001',
> 'p34_dc_dc_duty_cycle': '1.0', 'p34_rssi': '135.0', 'p34_temperature':
> '20.2', 'p34_voltage_in': '33.05', 'p34_voltage_out': '32.6', 'usUnits': '1'
>
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