Hey again Garry. I am trying to work out if this is a weewx or weather34 issue. I can see as mentioned above the rain (or what I believe is the rain figures) in the loop but when I went to my cwop page after I went home it shows no rain either and that gets fed from Weewx. The wunderground page that gets fed directly from the GW2000 shows the rain.
I am happy to post any logs etc if that helps or look at anything if you can point me in that direction. On Wednesday, March 22, 2023 at 12:17:58 PM UTC+11 Peter Peter wrote: > Thanks Gary. I was trying to beat you back here but alas I didnt. I did a > search on the gw2000 and found some posts and like you suggested here ran > Weewx directly and can see both the rain in the loop and rec so that parts > seems ok. I will do a bit more research and see what I can find. I have > been trying the Weather34 skin/web stuff and thats how I noticed it and > then went and looked at other stuff. It gives me something to tinker with > > On Wednesday, March 22, 2023 at 11:47:10 AM UTC+11 gjr80 wrote: > >> On Wednesday, 22 March 2023 at 10:05:31 UTC+10 [email protected] wrote: >> >> Hey all. >> >> I have been running Weewx together with my Ecowitt and using the GW1000 >> setup. My base unit is actually a GW2000C_V2.2.3C >> >> When I initially set it up I ran it in simulator mode and all seemed ok >> >> I have been waiting for rain and we have some today but it appears Weewx >> isnt picking up the rain info. The last update of the rain data in relation >> the the graphics was over a week ago and thats when I changed from >> Simulator to real. At that stage I deleted the database and let it start. >> >> >> What sensor is connected to your GW2000 and reporting rain? I'm guessing >> it is a WS90? The GW2000 (and other Ecowitt gateway devices) simultaneously >> support traditional tipping type rain gauges (eg WH40) as well as piezo >> based WS90. A default install of the Ecowitt Gateway driver will map >> tipping rain gauge data through to WeeWX. If using a piezo based sensor (eg >> WS90) then the piezo rain data is passed through to WeeWX, but it must be >> manually mapped to suitable WeeWX fields. If you do indeed have a WS90 (and >> no other rain gauge) try adding a [[field_map_extensions]] stanza to >> [GW1000] in weewx.conf as follows: >> >> [GW1000] >> .... >> [[field_map_extensions]] >> rain = p_rain >> stormRain = p_rainevent >> rainRate = p_rainrate >> dayRain = p_rainday >> weekRain = p_rainweek >> monthRain = p_rainmonth >> yearRain = p_rainyear >> >> Stop WeeWX if it is running and try running WeeWX directly >> <http://weewx.com/docs/usersguide.htm#Running_directly>, you should see >> rainfall data appearing in the usual WeeWX rain fields. If you do indeed >> see rainfall data then stop WeeWX and restart it as a daemon. >> >> If you don't have a WS90 or have multiple rain gauges then some >> additional changes will be required. If this is the case, or the above does >> not work, post back here. >> >> >> The only thing I notice in the debug syslog entry that may be related is >> DEBUG user.gw1000: Unknown field address '7B' detected. Remaining data >> '00' ignored. >> >> >> You can safely ignore this; the GW2000 firmware includes an additional >> field that was not identified in the Ecowitt Gateway API documentation on >> which the v0.5.0b5 Ecwoitt Gateway driver is based. Consequently v0.5.0b5 >> ignores, but debug logs, the unknown field. Ecowitt has since documented >> this unknown field as indicating whether or not radiation compensation is >> applied when reporting outside temperature for WH65/WH69/WS80/WS90 devices. >> >> Gary >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/94dfe061-5c38-4e20-b930-b2564036c181n%40googlegroups.com.
