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Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 6:28 am
by Lucky1205
Air pressure is no longer updated by Cumulus, even a restart of the software and a reset of the weather station did not succeed, who can help?
Thank you in advance
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 8:40 am
by freddie
When you say it is no longer updated, do you mean in the Cumulus display? If so, what is being displayed where the pressure reading should be?
Thanks,
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 9:43 am
by RayProudfoot
Lucky, you need to supply the latest diagnostics file. Locate the Diags folder, right-click the latest file and choose Send to Compressed File. Then upload here.
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 2:12 pm
by PaulMy
(V1.9.4 b1100)
What have I missed?
I know our time changed a few days ago, but looks like I missed a whole build. I am still on the Cumusaurus MXCIX which is of the Troodon vintage.
Can anyone tell me where to find that new beast?
Enjoy,
Paul
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 4:32 pm
by water01
Paul this and build 1101 are special build only for Instromet users who use special baud rates. See the Wiki
https://cumuluswiki.wxforum.net/a/Software
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 4:35 pm
by water01
Lucky1205 wrote: ↑Fri 09 Nov 2018 6:28 am
Air pressure is no longer updated by Cumulus, even a restart of the software and a reset of the weather station did not succeed, who can help?
Thank you in advance
You should be on build 1099. Builds 1100 and 1101 are specialist builds for Instromet users only.
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 09 Nov 2018 5:25 pm
by PaulMy
Thanks David,
One place I didn't look
I am all happy again...
Enjoy,
Paul
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 30 Nov 2018 1:32 pm
by Lucky1205
RayProudfoot wrote: ↑Fri 09 Nov 2018 9:43 am
Lucky, you need to supply the latest diagnostics file. Locate the Diags folder, right-click the latest file and choose Send to Compressed File. Then upload here.
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 30 Nov 2018 2:16 pm
by PaulMy
Hi,
It looks like your calibration settings may be the cause
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29.11.2018 12:47:37.760 : Spike removal:
29.11.2018 12:47:37.760 : TD=999,00 GD=999,00 WD=999,00 HD=999,00 PD=0,10
29.11.2018 12:47:37.760 : MR=999,00 MH=999,00
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29.11.2018 12:49:01.619 : Latest reading: 1AB4: Data: 04 22 BF 00 49 2C 00 CF 16 0A 11 00 00 14 00 00
29.11.2018 12:49:21.957 : FTPRequestDone ftpDeleAsync Errcode = 550
29.11.2018 12:49:22.960 : FTPRequestDone ftpPutAsync Errcode = 426
29.11.2018 12:49:32.575 : Pressure difference greater than specified; reading ignored
29.11.2018 12:49:32.575 : Old value = 1043,8 New value = 1043,7 EWpressurediff = 0,1
29.11.2018 12:49:42.572 : Pressure difference greater than specified; reading ignored
29.11.2018 12:49:42.572 : Old value = 1043,8 New value = 1043,7 EWpressurediff = 0,1
29.11.2018 12:50:01.095 : Writing today.ini, LastUpdateTime = 29.11.2018 12:50:00 raindaystart = 6 rain counter = 6
Enjoy,
Paul
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 30 Nov 2018 2:18 pm
by RayProudfoot
I'm no expert on decyphering the logs but this entry caught my eye.
29.11.2018 12:47:48.516 : EWUSB: Read pressure values: rel=1044,1 abs=584,1 offset =460,0
And there are multiple entries of these...
29.11.2018 12:51:12.663 : Pressure difference greater than specified; reading ignored
29.11.2018 12:51:12.663 : Old value = 1043,8 New value = 1043,5 EWpressurediff = 0,1
It looks like the absolute value of 584 is causing the pressure readings to be ignored. Maybe someone else can chip in.
Re: Air pressure is no longer updated (V1.9.4 b1100)
Posted: Fri 30 Nov 2018 2:26 pm
by PaulMy
Lucky,
Are you an Instromet user? then b.1100 or b.1101 is ok, otherwise you need to use latest build b.1099.
Enjoy,
Paul