So I have a similar setup to this that had been running fine in 3.9.x,
except I also have an Acurite Lightning Meter and a BME280 chip connected,
using the weewx extension from here to run it:
https://gitlab.com/wjcarpenter/bme280wx
I upgraded to Weewx 4 last night, and everything seems to be running ok
except for weewx processing the data. In the logs I see that it is reading
the data from the chip fine, but it isn't making it in to the weewx . When
I see it process, it appears to be trying to put the BME280 data into
fields for the lightning meter:
May 23 10:02:13 weatherstation weewxd: bme280: BME280 data
compensated_reading(id=6e6ccd6e-39bd-42bb-8648-d9e1e855719c,
timestamp=2020-05-23 10:02:13.100774, temp=27.089 °C, pressure=977.55 hPa,
humidity=42.11 % rH)
May 23 10:02:13 weatherstation weewxd: bme280: {u'distance': 0,
u'lastStrikeTime': 1590246128, u'strikes_total': 15, u'strikes': 0,
'dateTime': 1590246128, 'usUnits': 1}
May 23 10:02:13 weatherstation weewxd: sdr: MainThread:
packet={u'distance': 0, u'lastStrikeTime': 1590246128, 'dateTime':
1590246128, 'usUnits': 1, u'strikes_total': 15}
May 23 10:02:13 weatherstation weewx[593] INFO weewx.restx: MQTT: Published
record 2020-05-23 10:02:08 CDT (1590246128)
Any clue on where to look for troubleshooting this one? When I upgraded
weewx to 4, I used the existing weewx.conf. I looked through the
weewx.conf-4.0.0 to to see if anything jumped out, but nothing did. Any
info is appreciated. Thanks!
Greg
On Thursday, May 21, 2020 at 6:49:14 PM UTC-5, Bryan Parke wrote:
>
> Hi all. Weewx is great! I'm very impressed with all that it can do. Here
> is a bit about my setup.
>
> 1) AcuRite 5-in-1 pro broadcasting on 433mhz
> 2) Raspberry Pi with rtl-sdr capturing data using rtl_433
> 3) Using the sdr driver
> 4) Using mosquitto to publish real-time weather data and viewing that in
> belchertown realtime
> 5) Pushing every 10 minutes to the CWOP for APRS (
> https://aprs.fi/info/a/KM6YFK-13)
>
> All is working as expected, no issues at all.
>
> My question is this: I'd like to get barometric pressure also, but the
> 5-in-1 doesn't have that. My understanding is that in order to get
> barometric pressure, I would need to purchase the AcuRite receiver/screen
> and plug it in via USB to my raspberry pi; in that the barometric pressure
> sensor is actually in the screen/display unit.
>
> 1) is that true? Or is there actually another way to get the pressure
> using the 5-in-1?
> 2) Is there another device that you all like that would accomplish the
> same thing?
>
> Hopefully I'm asking the right question in the right way. Ultimately I
> just want to also include the air pressure in my weather reports (see
> attachment, sad bottom right corner with no barometer info).
>
> Thanks!
> Bryan
>
>
>
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