You can use the weewx interceptor driver - station_type = ecowitt-client
and have your HP2551 console post via custom server to the server where
your weewx runs. path must contain a "/" (without ""), server/IP is IP
address only (no http:// in front) - port has to be the same where the
interceptor driver listens to - e.g. 8000. (port = 80 won't work as your
web server usually already uses this port)
If you use more than the standard sensors, you will an expanded version
of the Ecowitt driver some forum members have developed based on Matthew
Wall's original version which considers the whole Ecowitt sensor "fleet".
A mere HP2553 (WS80 + WH40 outdoor sensors) should be covered by the
original M.Wall interceptor driver from GitHub.
On 01.08.2022 15:07, Martin Davies wrote:
Hi - I was looking for some guidance on how to send data from an
Ecowitt HP2553 weather station to WeeWx. Looking at the WeeWx
documentation I can't find any specific guidance. I believe that there
isn't a standard WeeWx configuration for HP2553? I understand you may
need to configure a custom interface using 'HTTP Post' etc? Many
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