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Garni 935PC
Posted: Sat 26 Jun 2021 7:58 am
by hefvogt
Hi,
has anyone successfully tried to connect a Garni 935PC to CumulusMX running on Raspberry OS?
Thanks/herman
Re: Garni 935PC
Posted: Sat 26 Jun 2021 2:31 pm
by hefvogt
to complete this question: I've tried all available station types with no joy
Re: Garni 935PC
Posted: Sat 26 Jun 2021 3:16 pm
by water01
It is not in the supported Weather Station list in the WiKI
https://cumuluswiki.org/a/Supported_Devices
But it says
export data in .csv or .xls
ability to export data to a Web service Weather Underground and Weathercloud
You should be able to feed it data via the EasyWeather.dat file interface which is supported by MX
https://cumuluswiki.org/a/EasyWeather_F ... eather.dat
Re: Garni 935PC
Posted: Sun 27 Jun 2021 11:51 am
by hefvogt
thanks,
I'll look into the Garni to PC USB connection to see if I can create an EasyWeather.dat file.
Would there be another, supported basestation that works with my 6-in-1 sensor?
Re: Garni 935PC
Posted: Mon 28 Jun 2021 8:24 am
by hefvogt
I connected the 935PC to my Win10 computer (as I have been doing since I own it), but all I can do there is download the weather data with help of the Garni-supplied Weather Tool. I do not see the 935PC as an accessible disk station. Would there be any way to retrieve data from it on the Raspberry. Unfortunately, I am totally Linux ignorant.
BTW, my 6-in-1 sensor is an 868MHz one.
Re: Garni 935PC
Posted: Mon 28 Jun 2021 9:06 am
by water01
I am sorry I have no idea as I have no experience of this weather station. Most suppliers of USB attachable Weather Stations usually supply Windows programs to access the data, but because of the range of Unix/Linux builds available it us unlikely they would supply a Unix/Linux compatible version.
When I made my comments about EasyWeather.dat I assumed you would be using Windows of some flavour and taking the output .csv file in order to create a EasyWeather.dat file.
It is also most unlikely, because of the proprietary nature of Weather Stations that the protocol of the data output is going to match any console already supported, hence you inability to connect it to CumulusMX.
It is also most unlikely that the Garni protocol will be added to CumulusMX unless they would be willing to give a free Weather Station to the developer so it can be investigated and tested, plus he is already very busy adding additional other features to MX.