For completeness here is the actual output from the command line (after the
addition of the new paser): -
out: ['{"time" : "2019-04-08 07:06:03", "model" : "Fineoffset-WH32B", "id"
: 146, "temperature_C" : 16.900, "humidity" : 59, "pressure_hPa" :
1001.300, "battery" : "OK", "mic" : "CHECKSUM"}\n']
parsed: {'humidity.146.FOWH32BPacket': 59.0, 'battery.146.FOWH32BPacket':
0, 'dateTime': 1554707163, 'pressure.146.FOWH32BPacket': 1001.3,
'temperature.146.FOWH32BPacket': 16.9, 'usUnits': 16}
On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 1:01:08 AM UTC+1, mwall wrote:
>
> On Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 6:44:00 PM UTC-4, steepleian wrote:
>>
>> However, thus far, I have not been able to map the packets correctly with
>> the sdr.py driver. Has anybody else had a chance to look at this yet and
>> come to any conclusions?
>>
>
> please post the rtl_433 JSON output so that i can add the WH32B parser.
> just run sdr.py directly, something like this:
>
> cd /home/weewx
> PYTHONPATH=bin python bin/user/sdr.py --cmd="rtl_433 -M utc -F json -R 78"
>
> adjust the paths as needed, depending on where/how you installed weewx and
> rtl_433
>
> i won't be able to test with my WH32B for a few weeks...
>
> m
>
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