Thanks Gary,
My fields, including for rain, incremented automatically yesterday for the
first time!
Your solution was the right one and I still don't understand why the
previous time the rain was not taken into account in my weewx database
However, thank you for your explanations which
Some comments below.
Gary
On Wednesday, 30 August 2023 at 20:02:01 UTC+10 remy.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually, to make it simple for you, I have a weather station that doesn't
have a USB output. The data is sent to AWEKAS. So in python, for 5 minutes
I retrieve this data regularly, make an
Thank you very much for your patience Gary,
Indeed I did not provide you with all the data from the CSV file in order
to simplify.
However, the fields were in the correct order with the correct wording.
Regarding the --dry-run command, I actually remove it for integration. This
is why all my
I just setup a WeeWX instance with your import config file in your first
post but using rain = discrete and a csv data file using the two records in
your last post. I ran wee_import using these files and --dry-run and
--verbose and received somewhat different output to what you posted, in my
Hi Gary,
I followed your advice:
1/ I now have in the rain field of my csv file the amount of rain that fell
over the previous 5 minutes.
2/ I changed the config file so that rain=discrete is now the config value
Unfortunately, the integration of the csv file in the weewx database with
this new
Thank you Gary for your very quick and detailed response. Nice of you!
I had read the documentation on the Weewx utilities guide but had not
understood it in the sense you indicate...
So I modified my Python program to calculate in the csv file the amount of
water that fell over the 5 minute
If you are importing a single record and using rain = cumulative the
imported rain and rainRate values will always be zero, this is expected
behaviour. The reason being that WeeWX records rainfall data on a per
archive interval basis; in other words each archive record contains the
rainfall
