On 12/30/2016 08:32 AM, Chuck Hast wrote: > That is interesting, I have two of them, one I use for demo's and to setup > for > data captures in places where I might want a bit of data on a location, and > the > other is just here at the house. The demo one lost the console the other > day, > and I am trying to figure out what did it perhaps it was too much 440 Mhz RF > from my Icom radio... I will have to check that out. > > So are you using the sensor head and just decoding the packets as they are > sent? If so that is interesting because I am going to get the bad console > re- > placed but I have been thinking about trying to decode the data direct from > the sensor head as I have a location I want to set one up but it is remote > and > there is really not much need for the console if there is a way to capture > the > data off of the sensor head and use it that way. > > Are you still using the RTL_433 as the radio?
Exactly - the sensor is outside, and I have an rpi with a nooelec SDR sitting in the house. The only thing you get from the console that the station doesn't have is baro pressure. For that I picked up an i2c sensor that's hooked up to the pi and read by the python script. I tossed it up here, if you want to give it a go. It's worked on both an original model B and a pi 3 for me. https://github.com/diffra/AcuRiteSDR -- James Bertelson ja...@bertelson.me :wq _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
