weard isue with spikes...

[spatieman]

i know i have under the calibration settings the spike removal settings pretty correct.
but still, 90 times the indoor temp and/or indoor humidity are haveing spikes that make no sence.

when i compare the realtime.txt with the data from a other weatherstaton, they are the same..
it is that i have a SQLlite DB editor, so i can adjust them again.
so, anyone a idea what is going one here ?

[SamiS]

If you do have reasonable spike removal settings for inside temp and inside humidity, this looks like a bug. What are the values you are using? In inside temp possibly even value of 1 should work if the sensor is not too near of window or heater. Humidity is a bit trickier, maybe 10 would be a reasonable setting depending on the location and logging interval.

[spatieman]

spike removal for indoor temp and humidity is set to 5
as for the location, it is set on a location whit low air flow.
The log time is 1 minute, the station it self updates every 50 seconds.

sometimes this happens for outdoor content to, the spike removal settings are set to 3.

[mcrossley]

Please switch on debug and data logging and once it has happened again upload the current log file.

[spatieman]

logging is already active.
but ,eh, what are the filenames i need to look for ?

[spatieman]

bingo:
new isue on 07:08
here is the logfile and a screenshot.

-edit-
i use a SQlite database editor to "patch" by hand the isues..

[mcrossley]

Thanks, I have found the spike removal problem with indoor temp and humidity, the fix will be in the next release.

[spatieman]

great,,
a other thing i found,, tbh, i didnt payed atention to it, sometime some value stay the same while the realtime.txt is correct.
the only thing to fix that is to restart cmx (what at this moment i do with a 2nd script that kills cmx every 6 hours)
humidity most of time the isue with the same value,, intern as outside.

[mcrossley]

Sorry, I'll need more to investigate, log files, screen shots etc.

It's hard to see the value staying the same in one place and not another. Each value is held in a single variable that is reference everywhere else.