Am Montag, 29. August 2016 22:05:11 UTC+2 schrieb mwall:
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> On Monday, August 29, 2016 at 3:46:48 PM UTC-4, Roland Ehle wrote:
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>> Seems, as if you got it. I have 2 empty entries in the database for 
>> pressure and barometer:
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>>  1472494380|29.3797991730656|30.1131380980191
>> 1472494500||
>> 1472494800||
>> 1472495100|29.3857058476078|29.3857058476078
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>> Is it the station, that does not provide values?
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>
> what altitude is entered in your station?
>
> what is the sea level pressure reported by the station console?
>
> what is the sea level pressure reported by other stations near your 
> station?
>
> the station reports pressure two different ways.  in historical records 
> (D2 packets, only during read of historical data), it reports a single 
> value.  the driver interprets this value as 'pressure', i.e., the absolute 
> gauge pressure.  in pressure packets (D6 packets, one every 900 seconds), 
> it reports two values.  the driver interprets these as 'pressure' and 
> 'barometer'.
>
> so when weewx reads historical data, it calculates the barometer value 
> from the pressure in the historical record.  but when weewx reads current 
> values, it simply reports the pressure and barometer values it reads from 
> the hardware.
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> i suspect the conversion from gauge pressure to barometric pressure is not 
> being done correctly on historical records.
>
> the empty values are to be expected, since the wmr300 only reports 
> pressure every 900 seconds.  it looks like your archive interval is 300 
> seconds, so i would expect pressure and barometer values every third 
> archive record.
>
> please post the entire output from the database query - we need to see the 
> values when the archive records came from the wmr300 logger, not generated 
> by weewx.
>
> to find out exactly what is happening, do the following:
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> 1) set debug=1 in weewx.conf
> 2) set debug_decode=1 in the [WMR300] section in weewx.conf
> 3) stop weewx
> 4) wait for 15 minutes or so (enough time to let new data accumulate in 
> the wmr300 logger)
> 5) start weewx
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> capture the log output (there will be a lot).
>
> m
>

Thanks for the tipps and your help, both is highly appreciated. I currently 
have no physical access to my station, so please accept a few days delay 
for my answer.
Regards,
Roland 

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