Well, I found an USB charger from an old phone that supplies up to 5V 2A
and moved the GW1000 to that supply (instead of the USB port on my Banana
PI. The WH31 popped right up on the live view screen. Guessing the Banana
Pi was just too noisy for proper reception? (I only moved it about 2 ft
Until you get your WS View app (ie, your gateway) seeing the sensors, weewx
isn't going to be able to display anything from those sensors.Once you
'do' get them working, weewx will just pick them up right away. Cool
feature of the driver.
You might want to consult the Ecowitt forums as
Thanks for all the info!
- Good to know that the WH32B is not supported by the GW1000...makes sense.
- I will try moving things around to check RF performance.
- My GW1000 is 915 MHz. I checked the WS-2000 console and it is also 915
MHz.
- I'm planning to order a short USB extension cable to
I have a GW1000, the outside WH32, a couple inside WH31, and a WH51 soil
sensor, and had no problems with setup on mine.
The new WH31 sensors have the dip switch settings (nicely) on the back of
the unit, and they also display which channel they're on via the little
screen on the sensor
A few more thing - some might sound sort of a bit stupid, but ...
are the sensors you are missing activated in the WSView app ?
The best way to test is
a) look into the WSView app (Device list --> GW1000 --> More --> SensorIDs)
the sensor should be active and a (hexadecimal) sensor ID should be
The only sensor that will not work with the GW1000 is the WH32Band
there is no need for it. Because the GW1000 already has this sensor built
in. If you are having problems picking up the WH31, then that would be a
distance/interference issue. But compared to the WS-2000 the GW1000 is
Yes, I was able to view the live data page but it only shows the sensors
directly attached to the GW1000 so I figure it is getting too much RF
interference to pick up my T (WH-31?) and THP (WH-32B) sensors. I still
haven't decided where to mount the main sensor array from the WS-2000...I
really
Whether the GW1000 picks up your sensors or not, you can very simply verify by
choosing your GW1000 from the WSView Device list. One entry will read
GW1000-WIFI. That's the one to press. As a result you will see the live
data of the connected sensors.
Am 11. Januar 2021, um 16:45, schrieb
Yes, I used ws view on Android from the Play Store. After a little while
the app asked if I wanted to update the firmware to 1.6.3 and I did. That
seemed to work fine.
The GW1000 is joined to my network but I don't think it is picking up any
sensors yet.
On Sun, Jan 10, 2021, 11:16 PM Bill
The GW1000 is configured with the WS View app. Are you using it?
On Monday, January 11, 2021 at 12:54:01 AM UTC-6 gm@gmail.com wrote:
> I finally received my GW1000 last night. Got it powered up and connected
> to my network but I'm having some difficulty configuring the sensors.
>
> The
I finally received my GW1000 last night. Got it powered up and connected
to my network but I'm having some difficulty configuring the sensors.
The sensor ID page seems to have all sensors enabled and I only have the
inside sensor (THP) and one TH sensor deployed so far. I tried looking at
the
I use a three foot USB extension cord on the GW1000. I had one instance
where the phone-charger-type power supply generated enough trash to hamper
the GW1000 reception.
On Monday, January 4, 2021 at 11:07:30 AM UTC-6 lang@googlemail.com
wrote:
> Correct, for power only. You can use any
Correct, for power only. You can use any phone charger, USB hub etc. to
keep it running. Even plug it into a USB port of a Raspberry Pi if you
have one ...
A good idea will be to have the power source connected to a UPS, as well
as your weather computer :-), or have it connected to a power-bank
Well I ordered a GW1000. Now I'm thinking about how to power it. The USB
connector is only used for power, right?
On Sun, Jan 3, 2021, 7:52 PM galfert wrote:
> I meant to say water leak not water lead sensor.
>
>
> On Sunday, January 3, 2021 at 10:51:34 PM UTC-5 galfert wrote:
>
>> The
I meant to say water leak not water lead sensor.
On Sunday, January 3, 2021 at 10:51:34 PM UTC-5 galfert wrote:
> The WS-2000 does not support more sensors than the GW1000. Its the other
> way around. The GW1000 supports every single sensor that the WS-2000
> support, plus it supports
The WS-2000 does not support more sensors than the GW1000. Its the other
way around. The GW1000 supports every single sensor that the WS-2000
support, plus it supports sensors from Ecowitt that Ambient doesn't sell,
WH32-EP, WH31-EP, WH45 to name a few, and Ecowitt is working on some
sensors
Thanks for the link to the chart...I need to look at it closer but I think
my WS-2000 supports more sensors than the GW1000 so I may be looking at
integrating FOSHK plug-in into weewx directly...unless I'm missing
something...
I also need to look at the license for FOSHK plug-in as that may make
That is a great summary link. Thanks !
On Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 12:40:26 PM UTC-8 lang@googlemail.com
wrote:
> It works with all Ambient Weather sensors which are clones of Fine Offset
> sensors.
>
> (Ambient also sells non-Fine Offset clone sensors and weather stations)
>
> What
It works with all Ambient Weather sensors which are clones of Fine
Offset sensors.
(Ambient also sells non-Fine Offset clone sensors and weather stations)
What sensors these are, you can see at
https://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=40730.0
On 02.01.2021 21:34, George Morgan wrote:
Does
Does the GW1000 work with all the AW sensors?
On Sat, Jan 2, 2021, 11:41 AM galfert wrote:
> Well there is a way to get from WS-2000 AW protocol to WeeWX...but you
> need a translator. You can use FOSHKplugin and that will convert AW
> protocol to Ecowitt protocol and then you can use the WeeWX
Well there is a way to get from WS-2000 AW protocol to WeeWX...but you need
a translator. You can use FOSHKplugin and that will convert AW protocol to
Ecowitt protocol and then you can use the WeeWX Interceptor driver.
On Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 2:17:39 PM UTC-5 gm@gmail.com wrote:
>
Is there an effort to support the AW protocol for the WS-2000 server? As a
developer I would be interested in working on this if it is documented (and
maybe even if it is not). My WS-2000 has the latest wifi and base firmware
installed.
I will also look into the GW-1000 and RTL SDR options.
On
The best way is to buy the GW1000 and then it will pick up al your WS-2000
sensors. Then you install WeeWX with the GW1000 API driver.
https://github.com/gjr80/weewx-gw1000
There is not telnet with the WS-2000. The Interceptor driver will not pick
up all your sensorsif you have added
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