Thank you for advice. I will follow the guide you pointed me to.

czwartek, 31 sierpnia 2023 o 16:55:41 UTC+2 Rainer Lang napisał(a):

> to calibrate your WS-1001 (Ambient version of the FineOffset/EcowittWH24 
> outdoor array and the WH1080 console) you could just follow the 
> instructions in https://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=40730.0 chapter 6
> determine the offset and enter it accordingly (either an offest of change 
> the value, whatever the console wants --> manual).
>
> METAR, airport etc. are secondary approaches for refinements which you may 
> or may not want to follow. There are lengthy and complex treatises on that 
> topic in the same forum, from simple to highly complex.
>
> [by the way, if you have a European or international "version" of the 
> Ambient WS-1001 and call this a clone version, then that's very strange 
> wording as Ambient is the clone and not Fine Offset/Ecowitt = the 
> manufacturer]
>
> but true, weewx should come to a proper result - and unless your station 
> also reports wrong absolute pressure (= local pressure) - or you display 
> the wrong variable/observation in your skin, then something is wrong with 
> weewx. Rather unlikely.
> Did you read the barometer topic in the weewx online documentation ?
> On 31.08.2023 10:29, Tomasz Lewicki wrote:
>
> Rainer, Greg,
>
> thank you both for thoughts and hints. Indeed, when I wrote "When 
> calculated by Weewx itself ("software" option enabled in weewx.conf), my 
> weather station shows 1001 hPa - still too low", I meant what Weewx 
> calculates and show on my webpage, not on console's display - display is 
> completely wrong in my opinion.
>
> According to design of PWS, I own Ambient Weather WS-1001-WiFi clone. I 
> use HP-1000 driver. I don't know if it is designed wrong or not, but I know 
> that many people still use it.
>
> Manual for my station say "To determine the relative pressure for your 
> location, locate an official reporting station near you (the internet is 
> the best source for real time barometer conditions, such as Weather.com or 
> Wunderground.com), and set your weather station to match the official 
> reporting station." I understand it, I should calibrate PWS entering proper 
> value from METAR for example.
>
> But I still don't understand why Weewx, using "software" option for 
> calculating the sea-level (relative) pressure, shows too low value. As I 
> said, my station location AMSL in weewx.conf is "altitude = 550, meter" 
> (and for me it is neglible if it is 552 or 560; it is fraction of 1 hPa). 
> So the only way to show "real" value is to calibrate the relative pressure 
> (barometer in Weewx's terms) on the station's display and set 
> "prefer_hardware" in weewx.conf? I'm really confused.
>
> Or maybe I have some units in weewx.conf messed up? I use metric system so 
> I entered meters when it was possible.
>
> czwartek, 31 sierpnia 2023 o 02:39:14 UTC+2 Greg Troxel napisał(a):
>
>> from the wiki page I sent 
>>
>> For example, the FineOffset consoles can display either the station 
>> pressure (called 'absolute' pressure) or the station pressure plus an 
>> offset (called 'relative' pressure). T 
>>
>> So Fine Offset equipment just does pressure badly. 
>>
>> So get station pressure into weewx, do software from that, and tape over 
>> the "relative pressure" display on the console so nobody can see it! 
>>
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