Still I have not been able to get lightning and lightning_strikes into the
database. I have added the units to extensions.py per the customization
manual, reconfigured the database several times but still no luck.
When I run weewx manually with the as3925 configuration I see those units
in the
Look for this in your skin.conf
[[TimeFormats]]
#
# This section sets the string format to be used
# each time scale.
#
day= %H:%M
week = %H:%M on %A
month = %d-%b-%Y %H:%M
year = %d-%b-%Y %H:%M
rainye
Hi Dave. Thanks for that - I managed to use a table like that to get date/time
format that way I wanted it on a capture script for the camera on my Pi. What I
dont know is where to put the format string - in the weewx.conf file? Or is it
the skin template file, or the skin.conf file itself? Un
i have got a WeMo switch that is plugged into the wall, and then the power for
the Pi is plugged into that. At any stage that I notice the FO has locked up, I
can remotely cycle the power, and everything is reset - so far it has been
working a treat.
In order to make it work successfully though
Also read this thread.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/weewx-user/date$20string%7Csort:relevance/weewx-user/6elynV-7kEg/sm5uWsl3AAAJ
Dave-KB1PVH
On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 2:09 PM, Dave Webb KB1PVH wrote:
> George,
>
> Date Format
>
> *FORMAT* is a sequence of characters which specifies
George,
Date Format
*FORMAT* is a sequence of characters which specifies how output will
appear. It comprises some combination of the following sequences:
*%%* a literal percent sign ("*%*").
*%a* The abbreviated weekday name (e.g., *Sun*).
*%A* The full weekday name (e.g., *Sunday*).
*%b* The ab
Hi. My apologies for posting on a thread that is so old, however it's the
first one that comes up in a Google search so it made no sense to start afresh.
I've read through the customisation guide and the user guide, and it would
appear, unless I'm blind, that the files have been changed since t
Weewx actually monitors the LOOP packets coming out of your VP2 every 2.5
seconds, looking for highs and lows. It's possible that the console and
Weatherlink is showing the highest and lowest *archive* records, which have
something more like a 5 minute resolution. The difference in values could
be
You are correct
On Thursday, 15 September 2016 19:10:44 UTC+3, David Watts wrote:
> Hi
>
> My thermometer's failed and I hope to repair it. In the meantime I've
> connected a spare unit which I know reads 0.5C higher than it should.
>
> While I'm repairing my original unit, I'd like to use the
Hi
My thermometer's failed and I hope to repair it. In the meantime I've
connected a spare unit which I know reads 0.5C higher than it should.
While I'm repairing my original unit, I'd like to use the StdCalibrate
function to subtract 0.5C to the readings I record.
Just so I'm certain, does St
Hello,
I see that my extreme values (temp, barometer,etc) are different between
the VP2 console (Weatherlink also) and weewx. There is difference of 0.1 or
0.2. My database is in METRICWX.
Is there a conversion problem or a setup to do?
Many thanks.
Matthias
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*'Alternatively you can edit the daily rain and rainrate tables to remove
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keeping loop data as maximums'* :
I tried this, but I have not found the maximum of the day of 11 September
2016 in weewx.sdb, I do not even know be
I tried this, but I have not found the maximum of the day of 11 September
2016 in weewx.sdb, I do not even know besides if they are saved there.
Thank you
'Alternatively you can edit the daily rain and rainrate tables to remove
the rogue data, in addition to correcting the archive data, IF you
Thanks - it was in /usr/share/weewx/examples
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Alternatively you can edit the daily rain and rainrate tables to remove the
rogue data, in addition to correcting the archive data, IF you are keeping
loop data as maximums - because rebuilding from the archive will lose
max/min data in the daily stats which came originally from loop records and
What do you have in the examples directory then??
According to the user guide:
http://weewx.com/docs/usersguide.htm#Installing_from_DEB_package
- on a deb installation it should be at
/usr/share/weewx/examples I think
On Thursday, 15 September 2016 13:04:39 UTC+3, zkab wrote:
> I have Davis
what do you have in the examples directory then?
On Thursday, 15 September 2016 13:04:39 UTC+3, zkab wrote:
> I have Davis Vantage VUE.
> According to the documentation for Vantage VUE ISS it should generate
> battery status.
> Weewx was installed as .deb
> How can I include it on my web ?
> I
Hi,
If you fixed the erroneous data in the archive table you then need to drop and
rebuild the daily summaries to fix up the historical stats (month, year etc).
Have a look at
http://weewx.com/docs/customizing.htm#Dropping_and_rebuilding_the_daily_summaries
in the Customization Guide.
Gary
-
Hello,
Sunday, September 11 I wanted to clean the Davis rain gauge, I have not
disconnected
the corresponding sensor, there have been 3 failovers (0.6mm) and very high
rainfall
rates (677.6 mm / h) at 7:01 p.m..
I reset the rain and the rain rate in weewx.sdb, but the rate rain is
always sho
I have Davis Vantage VUE.
According to the documentation for Vantage VUE ISS it should generate
battery status.
Weewx was installed as .deb
How can I include it on my web ?
I saw in this group ...
Look in bin/examples/lowBattery.py.
Instructions on how to install are at the top of the file.
but
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