Open RonV42 opened 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure that rxCheckPercent was intended to store the received packet success statistics on Davis Vantage stations, which is cast as a percentage in all of the reports as well as the default database schema.
My $0.02 is to extend the WeeWX database schema to create a new field for RSSI, and then tweak the reports to use/graph that field with a proper (integer?) casting. Changing the casting of rxCheckPercent in the default schema may lead to headaches down the road when you need to update WeeWX or if you ever change stations.
This question should be addressed to the weewx-users Google Group, since it is beyond the scope of the station driver.....
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From: RonV42 @.> Reply: captain-coredump/weatherflow-udp @.> Date: December 22, 2021 at 9:38:04 AM To: captain-coredump/weatherflow-udp @.> Cc: Subscribed @.> Subject: [captain-coredump/weatherflow-udp] RSSI / Signal Level (Issue #19)
I added the following to the sensor map and was able to record the RSSI level and have it display in the widget on the page:
rxCheckPercent = rssi.ST-00006682.device_status
My issue is that it appears the graph for the data is only scaled for positive percentage:
How does one change the scale for that chart? I have been reading quite a bit on the WeeWx site but can't seems to understand how charts in skins work.
Thanks.
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I added the following to the sensor map and was able to record the RSSI level and have it display in the widget on the page:
rxCheckPercent = rssi.ST-00006682.device_status
My issue is that it appears the graph for the data is only scaled for positive percentage:
How does one change the scale for that chart? I have been reading quite a bit on the WeeWx site but can't seems to understand how charts in skins work.
Thanks.
Never mind...I kept digging and digging and found the scaling in the skin directory and in the skin.conf file. There were one for each time domain, day, week,month,year.