Hi, I use this version now:
weewx.drivers.wmr300x-v19rc6+f3 All ok... but.. in weewx 3.9.1 driver change¿, can i use wmr300 driver default? thanks. El jueves, 4 de octubre de 2018, 16:22:22 (UTC+2), Cameron D escribió: > > The rc5 and rc6 drivers shjipped with the weewx releases had issues where, > after some time (days to weeks) the system would stop reporting any data. > That was addressed in this update of 24th September > <https://groups.google.com/d/topic/weewx-user/jUF4J6tRxPU/discussion>. > > At least two users have reported a different problem, where there is only > partial loss, for example wind or temperature and humidity. > > 1. Juan Antonio Mosquera reports wind data missing > <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/weewx-user/jUF4J6tRxPU/ABecLDR6AQAJ>. > 2. Markus Biewer reports temperature/humidity, and sometimes other data > going missing after about a week > <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/weewx-user/7QUNDdqbHHE/z7Rr5lqZAgAJ>. > > Initially it looked like it might have been related to Belchertown skin, > but it is reported to also be an issue with the standard skin. > > The attached zip file has 3 files: > > 1. *wmr300-v19rc6+f3.py* - and updated version of the main wmr300 > driver - this has a couple of minor bug fixes as well as extra diagnostic > code for this problem. > 2. *summ-pkt-data.awk* - an awk script to convert the new > diagnostic logfile data into a csv file. > 3. *wmr300x-v19rc6+f3.py* - note the 'x'. This is the experimental > driver that uses pyusb 1 and libusb1 if available. It also contains the > extra diagnostics, but is included for the other issue where the pi locks > up completely. > > *New Diagnostics*: > > In your weewx.conf file, enable > debug=1 > > and in the WMR300 section I would suggest the following: > debug_counts = 1 > debug_decode = 0 > debug_comm = 0 > debug_history = 0 > debug_timing = 1 > debug_rain = 0 > > The debug_counts setting will output a summary of each packet type read > from the USB in a specified time interval (default 20 seconds) as well as > the number of loop packets sent to weewx. > > Here is my WMR300 section > > ############################################################################## > > [WMR300] > # This section is for WMR300 weather stations > > # The station model, e.g., WMR300A > model = WMR300 > > # The driver to use: > driver = user.wmr300-v19rc6+f3 > > history_limit = 6 > > debug_counts = 1 > debug_decode = 0 > debug_comm = 0 > debug_history = 1 > debug_timing = 1 > debug_rain = 0 > > > ############################################################################## > > Note that I recommend placing these drivers in the "user" directory of the > weewx installation. > You can also create a similar section named *[WMR300x]* to use the > experimental driver, and select between them by editing this line in the > *[Station]* section: > station_type = WMR300 > > *Experimental driver:* > This driver uses the PyUSB version 1 API, which allows it to use libusb1 > or other usb libraries. > It will default to libusb1 if possible, but otherwise will fall back to > libusb0. > > Note that some versions of Ubuntu seemed to ship with a beta version of > PyUSB-1 that did not seem to support the full api. If it reports a version > beginning "1.0.0b..." then the driver will use libusb0. > > If you enable the experimental version then check the log file when it > starts up: > It will always show pyusb_version, and the experimental driver will print > which usb backend library is selected. > > grep -i pyusb (your-logfile) > > will display both. > -- 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 weewx-user+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
