Slowly it is becoming a little clearer. With the 1080 it supplies pressure from the console, so the usb driver will emit pressure but barometer and altimeter are derived values which should be calculated by weewx normally - so normally one would have use hardware for pressure, and use software for barometer and altimeter. I do not know if your other board is supplying a hardware value for any of the values or not, nor do I know what would happen with two devices providing pressure readings of some kind!! Since you say hardware for all three values in weewx.conf I see room for confusion/errors within weewx here .......
Do you have two drivers working at the same time - one taking the 1080 data and one adding in the UV, infra red and radiation values - or how are these values getting to the database? Is there any possibility that barometer is coming from the other board rather than being generated by weewx - you have after all specified hardware for all three pressure values. I do repeat though that on the 1080 it is pressure which is emitted by the console and barometer and altimeter are software derived values based upon altitude (from weewx.conf) and outside Temperature. The QC value should be applied to pressure and not barometer since pressure is the hardware read value, and according to the manual QC is not applied to derived values. I wonder though if confusion is caused by you saying barometer is a hardware value?? In my bones I feel the problem was somehow caused by saying all three values are hardware sourced - when only one is on the 1080 although I may not be understanding the role of your second source of data!! On Monday, 5 September 2016 15:21:58 UTC+3, Jan Commandeur wrote: > Andrew, I don't have problems now, i'm trying to explain what happened in > the past. > > I first bought a new WH1080 console without sensors. This was not > compatibele with the sendunit outside. > so I bought also a new outside sendunit. > When I tried weewx for the first time with the new console and sendunit, > with the bash script " sudo weewx /etc/weewx/weewx.conf " I saw that all > sensors were read. > But when I looked to my weathersite I didn't see the barometer numbers. > Then I saw in the manual that if you use metric units you have to change > the weewx.conf file at stdQC from inHG to mbar. So I did. > But when I stopped and started weewx again The barometer was still Null > and no data in the barometer database. > Next morning I looked the graphic output and saw that night round one o > clock the barometer readings were visible. > > I also use an Odroid-Weatherboard for UV, InfraRed and radiation. > This board has also presure, altitude, humidity and temp sensors. > Hoogtemeter (altitude) is data from the Odroid-Weatherboard. > > From 16.00 hour I started with the weatherboard. after I changed the > weewx.conf file. > > > > > > > > Op maandag 5 september 2016 11:01:30 UTC+2 schreef Andrew Milner: >> >> The database you posted covers the period 1611 - 1705. It seems as >> though from 1611 - 1612 you were getting barometer, pressure and >> altimeter. From 1612 - 1635 barometer, pressure and altimeter are all NULL >> and from 1635 - 1705 barometer is null whilst pressure and altimeter have >> values. >> >> Unfortunately the log you posted is only from 1659 - so it is not >> possible to see what happened - especially between 1612-1635 and >> later. Since the column names are not in english I do not know which >> columns represent which values!! Did you stop and restart weewx?? Did you >> change anything in weewx.conf?? What exactly do the log and database >> snippets you posted supposed to show?? What is hoogtemeter? My translation >> says altitude - but that cannot be changing and you have another column for >> the altimeter pressure setting!! >> >> I suggest you run with debug=1 if you still require help - I am not sure >> if all is now OK or not!! >> >> I'm lost as to what/if anything/ is your current problem - or are you >> trying to explain what happened in the past? >> >> >> On Monday, 5 September 2016 11:35:07 UTC+3, Jan Commandeur wrote: >> >>> Sorry for my bad english, >>> >>> But here are the syslog and a picture of the database. >>> >>> Jan >>> >>> Op maandag 5 september 2016 03:51:31 UTC+2 schreef Andrew Milner: >>>> >>>> I'm sorry Jan - but just asking questions without giving full details >>>> of precisely what you did, and without attaching the log files makes it >>>> very difficult to answer your points!! Your English is not perfect, and >>>> that adds to the problems of understanding exactly what you did and why >>>> you >>>> had the results which you did. >>>> >>>> Still, if it is all working now then that is good. >>>> >>>> If you have problems in the future, please make sure to attach full log >>>> details to your post. If you have problems in the future with the >>>> database >>>> please attach a dump/copy of good/bad records from the database..The more >>>> details you supply the easier it is to help solve any problems. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Sunday, 4 September 2016 23:38:52 UTC+3, Jan Commandeur wrote: >>>> >>>>> It was odd, why didn't the weatherstation it not well at start after >>>>> replacing. >>>>> Why didn't work the barometer readings placed in the database after I >>>>> changed the weewx.conf file, I put in the first message and restart >>>>> weewx. >>>>> Why also didn't the barometer readings start after deleting some rows >>>>> in the database immediate. >>>>> why where the the readings from memory well placed in the database. >>>>> >>>>> that are some questions my site. >>>>> you did >>>>> >>>>> Op zondag 4 september 2016 08:10:16 UTC+2 schreef Andrew Milner: >>>>>> >>>>>> Are you saying that when the barometer was missing from the database >>>>>> it was also missing from the weather station console screen, but after >>>>>> deleting some database rows it came back to the station console screen >>>>>> and >>>>>> also started to appear in the database - but it took 3 hours of weewx >>>>>> running before it came back? How odd!!! >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> On Sunday, 4 September 2016 08:52:37 UTC+3, Jan Commandeur wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Sorry for my late replie, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I deleted some rows in the data base, I restart weewx and after some >>>>>>> hours (3 hours) the barometer was back on screen and in the database. >>>>>>> I don't now what was the cause of this. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Op zaterdag 3 september 2016 17:42:11 UTC+2 schreef Andrew Milner: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Vince - the pressure/barometer comes from the console on the 1080, >>>>>>>> and I believe FO changed their radio protocol at some stage so it is >>>>>>>> very >>>>>>>> possible for old and new to be incompatible. The values were in the >>>>>>>> LOOP >>>>>>>> records I saw from the log that was posted. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On Saturday, 3 September 2016 18:11:40 UTC+3, vince wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> On Friday, September 2, 2016 at 1:53:54 PM UTC-7, Jan Commandeur >>>>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> The old one was a fine offset wh1080, and the new one is a wh1080 >>>>>>>>>> new, not compatible with the old outside sensor. >>>>>>>>>> Now I can't get the output from the barometer readings to the >>>>>>>>>> database and website. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Your new station is not compatible with your outside sensor (???) >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Start with your console - do you see readings there ? >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
