Hallo Günther,
Gary and many others have much more experience with this than myself but
since I saw a few issues, thought I would reply before it becomes too late
for you.
It looks like you changed the CSV file to use the Meteo export file instead
of the raw data file which is a good idea. I tried to find where it was
documented but was not successful.
On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 9:58:19 AM UTC-4, Günther Wrana wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I have now adjusted the csv.conf and the datad.csv so that no warnings are
> given when running dry.
> I can't say which units are behind the "," in [[FieldMap]] and whether
> they are correct.
>
For the Zeit column, if you look closely at the data, there are two spaces
between the date and time:
1,01.05.2019 00:02:00,5, 20.9,51, 12.2,74, 985.2, 988.3, 17.3, 20.9,315,
7.7, 7.1, 0.0, 17.1, 0.0, 369.6, 706.5, 0.0,0,0
so:
raw_datetime_format = %d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%Smight best be changed to:
raw_datetime_format = %d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%S
The field map:
barometer = Absoluter Luftdruck, inHgshould be changed to use
hectopascals:
barometer = Absoluter Luftdruck, hPa
change:
UV =
to:
UV = UV(uW/m2)
For rain, the field specified is supposed to have a value that's reset each
midnight when the "rain = cumulative" option is used. So I don't know if the
field "24-Stunden-Niederschlag" (24-hour-precipitation) will work or not.
> I only entered them on suspicion and hope that they are correct.
> I also entered the inside temperature although they are not shown in these
> NOAA files but are inside the database.
> Can I actually import all the data in my CSV file that is also in the
> database?
>
You have to make sure you make a backup of the database first if you
already have the station collecting data that you don't want to lose in
case something goes wrong. Note that once wee_import loads the file, if
something isn't correct and you want to try again, it requires reverting to
a backup database or manually deleting the data just imported as wee_import
doesn't have an option to overwrite existing data. If wee_import finds
existing archive table records that match the ones in the import file, it
will skip over them.
Once you import the data, you need to run wee_report and then carefully
check in your WeeWX skin reports and graphs to ensure the data has been
imported correctly. In the case of rain, make sure to find several days and
verify them.
I hesitate to list the exact steps for the import process, etc. as I'm
newer to WeeWX and don't want to lead you in the wrong direction.
> [[FieldMap]]
> dateTime = Zeit, unix_epoch
> usUnits =
> interval =
> barometer = Absoluter Luftdruck, inHg
> pressure =
> altimeter =
> inTemp = Innentemperatur, degree_C
> outTemp = Aussentemperatur, degree_C
> inHumidity = Innenluftfeuchtigkeit, percent
> outHumidity = Aussenluftfeuchtigkeit, percent
> windSpeed = Windgeschwindigkeit, km_per_hour
> windDir = Windrichtung, degree_compass
> windGust = Windboeen, km_per_hour
> windGustDir = Windrichtung, degree_compass
> rainRate =
> rain = 24-Stunden-Niederschlag, mm
> dewpoint =
> windchill =
> heatindex =
> ET =
> radiation =
> UV =
>
> Thanks Günther
>
Hope this helps,
-Bill
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