keithatrochdale wrote:Also the moon rise has dashes instead of a time.
Good, that's working, then:
http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/index.php?ti ... ng_dashes.
Your rain total apparently went down from 1770 to 317.4 in the history data...
11/10/09,00:50,11.6,92,10.3,5.4,6.9,143,0.0,0.0,1015.9,1770.0,17.1,61,3.1,10.8,11.6
11/10/09,00:55,11.5,93,10.4,4.3,6.0,128,0.0,0.0,1016.0,1770.0,17.1,61,3.1,11.0,11.5
11/10/09,00:56,17.5,64,10.4,13.0,13.0,292,0.0,0.0,1031.8,317.4,18.1,60,13.0,16.8,17.5
11/10/09,01:06,17.7,63,10.4,15.9,15.9,291,1.8,0.3,1031.8,317.7,18.1,60,15.9,16.8,17.7
and then back up to 1776.3 in the live data...
12/10/09,07:53,11.6,82,8.6,5.4,5.4,1,0.0,0.0,1016.9,317.7,18.1,57,5.4,10.8,11.6
12/10/09,08:03,11.6,82,8.6,3.1,3.1,291,0.0,0.0,1016.7,317.7,18.1,57,3.1,11.6,11.6
12/10/09,08:10,5.4,90,3.9,2.1,3.8,48,0.0,1458.6,1013.5,1776.3,15.5,60,3.8,5.4,5.4
12/10/09,08:15,5.3,90,3.8,2.3,3.8,35,0.0,1458.6,1013.6,1776.3,15.5,60,3.8,5.3,5.3
But I think that what really happened was that the station gave the wrong 'current data location' so Cumulus read the wrong part of the logger data, and ended up with some old data... It's suspicious that the address it gave was 0100, which is the first location - it's as if the memory pointer had been reset. What's the memory indicator on the console showing?
2009-10-12 08:06:14 : EWUSB: EW startup data line 04 00 7F 00 01 00 00 00 01
The best way to attempt to recover is to use the backup that Cumulus would have created this morning, and try it again, to see if was just a temporary glitch, rather than the memory location being corrupt. Stop Cumulus, and copy the contents of the backup folder with the timestamp of this morning into the data folder, and start Cumulus up again. If the station behaves this time, then Cumulus should read the correct logger data.
