weewx driver that intercepts web traffic from internet 'bridge' devices such as Acurite Access, ObserverIP, OS LW30x, LaCross GW1000U, FineOffset GW1000
Great job on the driver, really a life saver in terms of the oregon scientific LW301 that got discontinured. Took met about two days to setup as I'm a windows guy, and not Linux, but working like a charm.
The only problem I struck is that the "Current Conditions" just show "N/A" for all the sensors, other than the ot.2. It does however store the ot.1 data, but I suspect the data comes in two different packets and the software then writes it seperately to the DB with null values(ot.2 always second, hence the other N/A values). If I don't have an internal and external value setup, then is works perfectly fine(other than it shows the internal sensors data for the outside temp)
Is there a way to pause and wait for all packets? Is that what the Loop variable is for?
Hi Matt
Great job on the driver, really a life saver in terms of the oregon scientific LW301 that got discontinured. Took met about two days to setup as I'm a windows guy, and not Linux, but working like a charm.
I've got multiple temp sensors setup. It gets read correctly by the WEEWX software : outTemp = ot.1:. pressure = baro.. inTemp = ot.2:. outHumidity = oh.1:. windSpeed = ws.1:. windGust = wg.1:. windDir = wd.1:. rainRate = rr.1:. rain = rain.1:. UV = uvh.1:.
The only problem I struck is that the "Current Conditions" just show "N/A" for all the sensors, other than the ot.2. It does however store the ot.1 data, but I suspect the data comes in two different packets and the software then writes it seperately to the DB with null values(ot.2 always second, hence the other N/A values). If I don't have an internal and external value setup, then is works perfectly fine(other than it shows the internal sensors data for the outside temp)
Is there a way to pause and wait for all packets? Is that what the Loop variable is for?
Thanks for all of your hard work Gerhard van Wyk.