I'll look into writing an xtype extension(s).
On Tuesday, August 17, 2021 at 2:21:04 PM UTC-4 tke...@gmail.com wrote:
> From a strict data science point of view, you’re better off deriving
> those from primary observations. Writing an xtype extension would be more
> effective.
>
> On Tue,
>From a strict data science point of view, you’re better off deriving those
from primary observations. Writing an xtype extension would be more
effective.
On Tue, Aug 17, 2021 at 10:27 AM storm...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Thanks Tom, that did the trick.
>
> Some general information on the two text
Thanks Tom, that did the trick.
Some general information on the two text fields:
Lightning Frequency is based on number of Lightning Strikes over 5 minute
period
'' --- 0
Occasional --- 1 to 5
Frequent --- 6 to 30
Continuous --- over 31
Comfort level is based off of the dewpoint.
Please post your weewx.conf sensor map section so we can take a look at
what you have.
Also, what driver are you using ? There are at least two out there for
WeatherFlow that I'm aware of.
On Tuesday, August 17, 2021 at 5:29:27 AM UTC-7 pa...@luxthijssen.nl wrote:
> Actually no, I had done
Oops. I forgot yet another step! TEXT types cannot use the daily summaries,
so they should be left out of the schema for the summaries:
day_summaries = [(e[0], 'scalar') for e in table
if e[0] not in ('dateTime', 'usUnits', 'interval',
'lightning_frequency',
The accumulator stanza was configured correctly in weewx.conf. Everything
works as expected but still have the following error:
Aug 17 11:15:24 raspberrypi weewx[8482] ERROR weewx.manager: Replace failed
for database weewx.sdb: table archive_day_comfort_level has 9 columns but 5
values were
The problem is that I forgot a step. In weewx.conf, you need to set an
appropriate extractor for the string. For example,
[Accumulator]
[[comfort_level]]
accumulator = firstlast
extractor = last
[[lightning_frequency]]
accumulator = firstlast
extractor =
Hi Simon
I have found out the ClimeMET CM2000 is actually a Fine Offset WH1090 so
should work if you chose the FineOffset USB driver. I am trying this but
still only getting to grips with using WeeWx to be able to say whether this
works as expected at the moment.
cheers
David
On Saturday, 14
Actually no, I had done extensive searching beforehand, but none of the
"many threads" show any actual progress in this area. And furthermore, none
show an example working weewx.conf for the tempest. The only example one
can find out there is the one I have in use, and as I stated in my
I was able to reproduce the problem.
Let me work on a solution.
-tk
On Mon, Aug 16, 2021 at 9:50 PM storm...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Tom
>
> Added two columns via the schema: comfort_level and lightning_frequency;
> in which the data types are TEXT. Again the database gets populated with
> the
No, I never said that at all. In fact looking at the driver again it seems
I misread and the driver does not get the time initially from the last
record in the WeeWX archive but rather it gets a timestamp from the
dateTime field in table last_sensor. The last_sensor table appears to be
another
thanks gjr80 for your explanations. until now i did not at all understand
what the vueiss driver does. if i get you right, what i should try is: seed
some plausible database entries. allow me to add a question: how would i do
that "manually"? anyway: in a few days i will be away for a couple
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