Hi,
Sometimes during the night I lose data from my sensors a couple of hours.
I've had a look at the logs, but can't see any ERROR message. What type of
message should I be looking for in weewx.log?
Example: https://biotmeteo.masdescrocodiles.fr/daytempdew.png
My weather station is an EcoWitt HP
Hard to say without actually seeing the logs, but these
"middle-of-the-night' dropouts are often caused by weak sensor batteries.
On Wed, Jan 10, 2024 at 6:51 AM Invisible Man
wrote:
> Hi,
> Sometimes during the night I lose data from my sensors a couple of hours.
> I've had a look at the logs,
If it is not the battery, check the signal strength. With the Interceptor
Driver I don't know how to get the readings for the signal strength. But
you could try to find out and then see if there are drops in any way.
Sometimes it doesn't need much to have an inferior signal strength. I, for
ins
> Hard to say without actually seeing the logs, but these
"middle-of-the-night' dropouts are often caused by weak sensor batteries.
Yes, that's what I though, but I have no logs complaining about low
batteries...
On Wednesday, January 10, 2024 at 3:56:15 PM UTC+1 Tom Keffer wrote:
> Hard to say
Yes, very possible, and during the night, house shutters are closed which
probably decreases signal strength. However, I was expecting to see an
anomaly report in the logs, and I just don't see anything at all.
Isnt' there a message about "loss of a sensor" or something?
On Thursday, January 11,
No, in this particular case, there isn't. There is just no value. The temp
sensor emits it's reading. If you are lucky, the console catches this
reading, there is no duplex or acknowledge between the sensor and the
console. The driver then simply gets no value and unless no other special
treatm
