On Friday, December 30, 2016 at 1:05:51 PM UTC-5, Dennis Hall wrote:
>
> Are we talking about in the weewx.conf file?  (Yes)
> Or in the acurite.py driver?  
>
> What is the location of the driver file?
>>
>>
>>>>
dennis,

the drivers built-in to weewx are located in the weewx/drivers directory.  
additional drivers are installed to the user directory.

has your 01035 ever worked properly with weewx?  you might want to power 
cycle the 01035 (remove batteries and disconnect usb), just in case the 
firmware somehow got into a weird state.

there are two parameters that would affect you:  use_constants and 
ignore_bounds.  these are specified in the [Acurite] section of your weewx 
configuration file.  the defaults should work with most stations.

if you have a 01035 or 01036 and you see 'unknown calibration constants', 
then you should first try this configuration (you must restart weewx for 
weewx.conf changes to take effect):

[Acurite]
    ...
    use_constants = True
    ignore_bounds = False

if you still see the 'unknown calibration constants' message, then try this:

[Acurite]
    ...
    use_constants = True
    ignore_bounds = True

if you still see 'unknown calibration constants', then try:

[Acurite]
    ...
    use_constants = False
    ignore_bounds = True

although if you get this far, your station is behaving in a way that no one 
else has ever reported.

here are the comments about the parameters from the driver itself:

    use_constants - Indicates whether to use calibration constants 
when         
    decoding pressure and temperature.  For consoles that use the HP03 
sensor,  
    use the constants reported  by the sensor.  Otherwise, use a 
linear         
    approximation to derive pressure and temperature values from the 
sensor     
    
readings.                                                                   
    [Optional.  Default is 
True]                                                
                                                                                

    ignore_bounds - Indicates how to treat calibration constants from 
the       
    pressure/temperature sensor.  Some consoles report constants that 
are       
    outside the limits specified by the sensor manufacturer.  Typically 
this    
    would indicate bogus data - perhaps a bad transmission or noisy 
USB.        
    But in some cases, the apparently bogus constants actually work, 
and        
    no amount of power cycling or resetting of the console changes the 
values   
    that the console emits.  Use this flag to indicate that this is one 
of      
    those quirky 
consoles.                                                      
    [Optional.  Default is 
False]                                               

hope that helps,

m

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