I found that the time was incorrect in the console so I set it right I think. Then I just went to bed last nite. I got up to find the page had indeed updated. Everything is working but the wind sensor. I took it apart and checked the batteries and they are 1.5Vdc and the solar cell is putting out 1.5Vdc also. I did push the reset button and here we are. After about 20 minutes still no wind info. But that is major progress.
Now am I correct is saying that I probably have bad data in the file weewx.sdb so I should stop weewx and delete weewx.sdb. Is that the only file that needs to be deleted? Should I also clear and reset the WMR200A station and let it start from scratch again? Don On Tuesday, October 4, 2016 at 1:57:45 AM UTC-5, gjr80 wrote: > > Ok, I am guessing here as I am not familiar with the WMR200 or its driver. > In essence, the driver is talking to the WMR200, obtaining a record, > adjusting the timestamp of the record and finding it is earlier than the > last record in the weewx archive (28 Aug 2016 23:25), discarding the record > and then getting the next record. This sort of behaviour can occur when you > first start up with stations that have a logger that can store a history. > Looking at the weewx Hardware comparison page > <http://weewx.com/hwcmp.html>, the WMR200 stores up to 41760 odd records, > at 1 minute that is about 29 days so it will eventually catch up (worst > case it might take 41760 records being processed 2 or 3 per second or > 41760/3 sec = approx 3 hrs 50 min). You could clear the WMR200 memory (not > sure how that is done - check the manual) or you could leave it run, once > the received record is timestamped after the last archived record you > should see the incoming record being saved and reports run. Once the log > history has been processed the system should settle down into the normal > save archive record, run reports rhythm. > > One thing though, given the problems you have had gettting this working > with your station, is the old data in your weewx archive in fact simulator > data? If so you probably don't want to keep that (it will mess up your > stats), in fact you probably don't want to wait 4 odd hours, delete the > data and then wait another 4 odd hours. If you want to get rid of all of > the old data your best bet is to stop weewx, delete the file > /var/lib/weewx/weewx.sdb then start weewx. This will start you off with a > clean database and weewx should start downloading the history again. > > Gary > -- 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.
