On Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 10:25:50 PM UTC-6, Glenn McKechnie wrote:
>
> On 18/11/2019, Bret Craytor <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote: 
>
> [...] 
>
> >   Weewx version 3.9.2 detected. 
> > 
> > Station info 
> >   Station type: OWFS 
> >   Driver:       user.owfs 
> > 
> > Driver info 
> > [OWFS] 
> >     interface = /dev/i2c-1 
> >     driver = user.owfs 
> >     [[sensor_type]] 
> >         outTemp = /uncached/10.A3653C000000/temperature 
> >         inTemp = /uncached/10.39F435030800/temperature 
> >         windDir = /uncached/12.5EAB0D000000/ 
> >         windSpeed = /uncached/1D.D01101000000/counters.ALL 
> >         rain = /uncached/1D.81B500000000/counters.ALL 
> > 
> >     [[sensor_map]] 
> > 
> > Currently installed extensions 
> > Extension Name    Version   Description 
> > owfs              0.21      driver for one-wire devices connected via 
> owfs 
>
> Ah Ha... 
>
> In the above output, ie within weewx.conf, you have your sensor mapping 
> listed under sensor_type, and no sensor_type entries. 
>
>
> If you change the sensor_type heading to [[sensor_map]], that should fix 
> the bulk of it. 
>
> Additionally, unless you know otherwise (ie you've changed the hardware 
> connections) windSpeed can drop the counters.ALL as your new sensor_map 
> will allocate it as counter.A (its default within owfs.py) 
>
>         windSpeed = /uncached/1D.D01101000000 
>
>
> As for what should go under the now empty [[sensor_type]] section, try 
> the following... 
>
>        [[sensor_type]] 
>            windDir = aag_windvane 
>            windSpeed = aag_windspeed 
>            rain = rainwise_bucket 
>
> That's based on my memory, which recalls that you are running an 
> original AAG weather station? 
>
> I'm not sure what the AAG rain gauge would default to, I didn't find a 
> mention of anything specific in owfs.py but a rainwise_bucket returns 
> 0.1" per tip, which owfs.py converts to 0.0254 cm. Once it's working 
> you can tweak its output. 
>
>
>
> > 
> > 
> > 
> ##############################################################################
>  
>
> > 
> > #   This section controls the origin of derived values. 
> > 
> > [StdWXCalculate] 
> > 
> >     [[Calculations]] 
> >         # How to calculate derived quantities.  Possible values are: 
> >         #  hardware        - use the value provided by hardware 
> >         #  software        - use the value calculated by weewx 
> >         #  prefer_hardware - use value provide by hardware if available, 
> >         #                      otherwise use value calculated by weewx 
> > 
> >         pressure = prefer_hardware 
> >         barometer = prefer_hardware 
> >         altimeter = prefer_hardware 
> >         windchill = prefer_hardware 
> >         heatindex = prefer_hardware 
> >         dewpoint = prefer_hardware 
> >         inDewpoint = prefer_hardware 
> >         rainRate = prefer_hardware 
> > 
> > 
> ##############################################################################
>  
>
>
> With the exception of the pressure related values (there is/was a 1-wire 
> pressure sensor) these will need to become prefer_software. The 1-wire 
> sensors will only return the sensor value, the driver adjusts some 
> values but it's safe to assume that no calculations are performed. 
> Then again, you probably require a humidity sensor to calculate most of 
> those so it's possibly mute. 
>
> Don't forget. If you run weewx directly from the command line you should 
> see LOOP values spat out at every 30 seconds or so. This can quickly 
> tell you what is and isn't responding. 
>
>     python /home/weewx/bin/weewxd /home/weewx/weewx.conf 
>
> You may need to tweak that command for your setup 
>
> -- 
>
>
> Cheers 
>  Glenn 
>
> rorpi - read only raspberry pi & various weewx addons 
> https://github.com/glennmckechnie 
>

Glenn,

Thank you so much!  Your imput has been invaluable!  I am now seeing data 
on the index.html file being populated.  Now I need to calibrate the wind 
direction, and get my rain gauge all calibrated which is indeed the 
original Dallas Semiconductor rain gauge (before AAG, but I believe the 
same type.  

Bless you for all your help!

Sincerely,

Bret
 

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