Followup in case this might be useful to someone else. Turns out this was
not difficult.
First I had to download the latest awnet software on an Android tablet, and
use that to update the firmware on the weather console to version 4.3.2.
That version allows you to specify a custom IP address to send the weather
data. I set that to the IP address of the wlan0 interface on the Rpi
(192.168.4.1 in my case), port 8080. Then set the interceptor settings in
weewx.conf to:
device_type = observer
mode = listen
address = 192.168.4.1
port = 8080
That's it.
-Dj
On Sunday, January 16, 2022 at 11:30:50 AM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been running Weewx for a few years on an older Raspberry Pi running
> Raspbian 9. The Rpi is setup with the onboard wifi as an access point, and
> the WS-2902C console is joined to this isolated wifi network (the WS-2902C
> does not have access to my home network or the internet), and I'm using the
> weewx-interceptor extension in sniff mode to read the data. This works
> fine on this older OS.
>
> I'm trying to duplicate this setup using Raspbian 10 and am running into
> issues getting sniff mode to work (discussion in a different thread), and
> am wondering if someone has instructions for setting up listen mode rather
> than sniff mode using my setup. I still want to keep the WS-2902C console
> on an isolated wifi network using the Rpi as the access point.
>
> Thank you,
> -Dj
>
>
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