I don't know why you are suddenly seeing N/A UV, radiation and ET values. WeeWX will display those readings on your index.html page if there is UV, radiation of ET data in your daily summaries for the current day. Likewise on the week, month and year pages if there is data in the daily summaries for the week, month and year to date. The N/A values indicate that the current record has the 'value' None against each field. From a quick look at the fousb driver it would appear that if there are no UV/illuminance sensors on the station the driver should be returning None for UV and radiation. WeeWX would be calculating ET and will return None if radiation is None. This ties in with the N/As you are seeing.
It might be worth having a look what is in your daily summaries. I'll assume you are using SQLite and a Debian based distribution so you will need the sqlite3 command line utility to perform a query on your daily summaries, you may need to install sqlite3 with the following command: $ sudo apt-get install sqlite3 Once sqlite3 is installed verify where you WeeWX database, nominally weewx.sdb, is located. It will likely be in /home/weewx/archive or /var/lib/weewx depending on your WeeWX install type. Once you know the name and where your database is (I will assume /home/weewx/archive and weewx.sdb) enter the following commands: $ sqlite3 /home/weewx/archive/weewx.sdb sqlite> .headers on sqlite> SELECT * FROM archive_day_radiation ORDER BY dateTime DESC LIMIT 10; If you could post the results of the SELECT statement we can then see what is going on in your daily summaries. While you are using sqlite3 we might as well look at your archive, in this case use the following command: sqlite> SELECT dateTime,radiation,UV,ET FROM archive ORDER BY dateTime DESC LIMIT 25; sqlite> .q Again if you could post the output of the SELECT statement. Finally, just so we have a full picture of what is being emitted by your station could you stop WeeWX and the run WeeWX directly <http://weewx.com/docs/usersguide.htm#Running_directly>, this will display the loop packets and archive records on screen. Let WeeWX run for at least two full archive periods and then post the entire screen output. Gary On Saturday, 16 March 2019 08:10:01 UTC+10, David Watts wrote: > > Hi > > It's version 3.6.2 and on the Standard skin that the problem is showing. I > made some tweaks etc a few years ago but it's worked fine since. The > sun-related figures suddenly appeared after I restarted weewx, which I did > as the wind speed was playing up (turns out that was a loose cable at the > transmitter). > > Thanks. > > On Friday, 15 March 2019 21:55:41 UTC, gjr80 wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> A little more info would help. What version of WeeWX are you running? >> What version didn't you previously run? What skin are we talking about, >> Standard, Seasons or something else? Have you made any changes to WeeWX? >> When did the change happen, after an upgrade or don't know? >> >> 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.
