Do Ecowitt temperature sensors return physically in Fahrenheit or is this a user setting on the device.
Does CMX convert this (it definitely does not for the CO2 device which is logged as Fahrenheit while my CMX setting is Celsius)?
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Ecowitt Temperature sensors
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Ecowitt Temperature sensors
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Re: Ecowitt Temperature sensors
I'm pretty sure that physically they return in Celsius over the air.
But I think what you are asking is what does the GW1000 send? The answer to that is: it depends...! The GW1000 local API returns values in Celsius, the HTTP protocol sends the values as Fahrenheit.
The CO2 temperature via the HTTP protocol is a bug, the conversion was missed out, I've just fixed that for the next release, thanks.
But I think what you are asking is what does the GW1000 send? The answer to that is: it depends...! The GW1000 local API returns values in Celsius, the HTTP protocol sends the values as Fahrenheit.
The CO2 temperature via the HTTP protocol is a bug, the conversion was missed out, I've just fixed that for the next release, thanks.
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Re: Ecowitt Temperature sensors
OK, thanks.
So I normally can expect all Ecowitt temperatures to be in the logs in the unit the user has defined.
So I normally can expect all Ecowitt temperatures to be in the logs in the unit the user has defined.
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Re: Ecowitt Temperature sensors
You can remove "pretty".
RTL_433 code explain the RF protocol uset. All values are in Celsius, mm, m/s and so on.
I don't understand why they used Fahrenheit in the http protocol since there is WU protocol.
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Re: Ecowitt Temperature sensors
Fair enough
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