To see what weewx is receiving from the station stop weewx and run it 
directly and not as a daemon.  The LOOP and REC packets should then be 
output onto the rpi console as they are received.  Set your station to a 5 
minute archive interval (300 seconds) using wee_device and set the archive 
interval in weewx.conf to also be 300 seconds.  You should then get 
approximately 5 LOOP records per REC archive record.  You will need to make 
sure that barometer and altimeter are specified as being 'software 
generated' because the 1080 only outputs pressure.  See the wiki for the 
difference between the 3.

This should help you to see what is going on.  Sort out the inputs and the 
database before going on to the outputs and webpages!!  If you have not 
changed the archive interval to 300 seconds the default on the 1080 is 
usually set for 30 minutes - so nothing would happen for 30 minutes in 
weewx.



On Monday, 8 July 2019 10:41:27 UTC+3, Victor wrote:
>
>    Hello everyone, i recently found out about this project and wanted to 
> test it out to see how it would work for me, currently I'm running pywws 
> <https://github.com/jim-easterbrook/pywws> running on a Tp-link router 
> with OpenWrt. But to be honest I really wanted to update the way I get the 
> data from the router, from printing out a .CSV file to a more readable/user 
> friendly web page. 
>    The device I'm using to run weewx is a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and the 
> weather station is a Tycon TP1080WC, the problems that I'm having is 
> reading out the stations values, using live output I can see the program 
> can read out values properly. It can get the wind direction properly and 
> the reading from the pressure sensor but it doesn't add their value either 
> to the web page data , realtime.txt file or the CSV( comma separated value) 
> file (for the pressure sensor it adds the maximum read out as the current 
> value). Trying to debug the problem myself i went through and install weewx 
> using both the debian install guide and the setup.py method bout to the 
> same effect. Using the minimal  knowledge I have in python I tried to edit 
> both the crt, csv weewx extentions to try and print out the values the 
> programs are reading to try and get a basic understanding of the problem 
> i'm getting, but sadly to no success. I've attached all the files I think 
> will be needed to get a basic understanding in the configuration and 
> problem.
>
> P.S. Don't worry about the time and date not being the same on all of the 
> readouts , that my fault not the programs.
>

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