Barometric Pressure not uploading to CWOP
Posted: Sun 31 Jan 2021 9:21 pm
Greetings, Everyone.
I am new to Cumulus MX and to this forum. Apologies in advance for a long post, but thought the background info might be useful. Have an issue with data upload and am hoping someone here has the answer. Here goes. I am located in New Hapmshire in the US and have had a PWS since the early 2000’s, always a Davus Vantage Pro system. Current system is a Vantage Pro2+ wireless. In all that time I have used the same software – Ambient Weather’s Virtual Weather Station (VWS). I upload data to CWOP/NWS and Weather Underground, but do not have my own website. Until recently I just kept the VWS SW open on my tower desktop PC, which is running Windows 10. In all these years this setup has worked fine. Until two weeks ago, when Microsoft pushed a big Windows update. Suddenly, my system was no longer uploading data to CWOP. It still uploaded to WU and showed up on my computer, so VWS was receiving data from the station. I contacted Ambient Weather to see if they had a solution, but got no help. In searching for a solution on-line I learned that they stopped selling and supporting VWS a few years ago. So, I searched around for a solution and found Cumulus MX. Set up was simple, and within an hour I was uploading to both CWOP and WU. But, here’s the problem.
CWOP is not receiving barometric pressure data. It is receiving everything else, and WU is receiving pressure data. The pressure data is not showing up at FINDU. I have looked at every setting but cannot find anything to change or adjust. Have tried both jnHg and mb units (currently set to mb) with no effect. Can anyone point me to a solution?
I have to say, Cumulus is nice, but I do miss the VWS screen. It looked like something out of Windows 3.1, but it had all the data, dials and charts on one screen, which was nice, as I could see everything at a glance. Have to click tabs to see charts in Cumulus. But, hey, it works and it looks nice.
Thanks in advance for any and all help and advice, and sorry, Again, for the long post.
Bill
I am new to Cumulus MX and to this forum. Apologies in advance for a long post, but thought the background info might be useful. Have an issue with data upload and am hoping someone here has the answer. Here goes. I am located in New Hapmshire in the US and have had a PWS since the early 2000’s, always a Davus Vantage Pro system. Current system is a Vantage Pro2+ wireless. In all that time I have used the same software – Ambient Weather’s Virtual Weather Station (VWS). I upload data to CWOP/NWS and Weather Underground, but do not have my own website. Until recently I just kept the VWS SW open on my tower desktop PC, which is running Windows 10. In all these years this setup has worked fine. Until two weeks ago, when Microsoft pushed a big Windows update. Suddenly, my system was no longer uploading data to CWOP. It still uploaded to WU and showed up on my computer, so VWS was receiving data from the station. I contacted Ambient Weather to see if they had a solution, but got no help. In searching for a solution on-line I learned that they stopped selling and supporting VWS a few years ago. So, I searched around for a solution and found Cumulus MX. Set up was simple, and within an hour I was uploading to both CWOP and WU. But, here’s the problem.
CWOP is not receiving barometric pressure data. It is receiving everything else, and WU is receiving pressure data. The pressure data is not showing up at FINDU. I have looked at every setting but cannot find anything to change or adjust. Have tried both jnHg and mb units (currently set to mb) with no effect. Can anyone point me to a solution?
I have to say, Cumulus is nice, but I do miss the VWS screen. It looked like something out of Windows 3.1, but it had all the data, dials and charts on one screen, which was nice, as I could see everything at a glance. Have to click tabs to see charts in Cumulus. But, hey, it works and it looks nice.
Thanks in advance for any and all help and advice, and sorry, Again, for the long post.
Bill