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Does the solar change for build 3160 apply to Australia also or only for Europe?

Also
I have both Raspberry Pi and PC downloading from different consoles same weather station WS3085
Monthly data logs in the Interface from Raspberry Pi do not show any data whereas PC does.
The PC records data with the date format DD-MM-YY
22-12-21,10:30,16.1,82,13.0,4.6,11.2,220,0.0,0.0,1015.4,195.3,22.1,58,11.2,16.1,16.1,2,227,0.28,218.32,16.1,827,0.1,247,0.0,0.0,16.2,18.9
22-12-21,10:35,15.9,84,13.2,5.4,13.3,217,0.0,0.0,1015.5,195.3,22.1,58,9.7,15.9,15.9,1,174,0.28,218.32,15.8,841,0.1,202,0.0,0.0,15.9,18.8
22-12-21,10:40,15.8,84,13.1,4.8,13.3,217,0.0,0.0,1015.3,195.3,22.2,58,3.6,15.8,15.8,1,160,0.28,218.32,15.8,855,0.1,225,0.0,0.0,15.8,18.6
22-12-21,10:45,15.9,84,13.2,3.9,11.2,210,0.0,0.0,1015.6,195.3,22.2,58,9.7,15.9,15.9,2,247,0.28,218.32,16.1,869,0.1,202,0.0,0.0,16.1,18.8

The Raspberry Pi as DD/MM/YY
22/12/21,10:25,16.1,83,13.2,4.1,11.2,210,0.0,0.0,1014.9,195.3,21.8,54,11.2,16.1,16.1,2,217,0.27,217.77,16.3,813,0.1,247,0.0,0.0,16.2,19.0
22/12/21,10:30,16.1,82,13.0,4.2,11.2,227,0.0,0.0,1014.9,195.3,21.8,54,11.2,16.1,16.1,2,227,0.27,217.77,16.2,827,0.1,247,0.0,0.0,16.2,18.9
22/12/21,10:35,15.9,84,13.2,5.9,13.3,221,0.0,0.0,1015.1,195.3,21.9,55,9.7,15.9,15.9,1,174,0.27,217.77,15.8,841,0.1,202,0.0,0.0,15.8,18.8
22/12/21,10:40,15.8,84,13.1,4.6,13.3,217,0.0,0.0,1015.0,195.3,21.9,55,3.6,15.8,15.8,1,160,0.27,217.77,15.9,855,0.1,225,0.0,0.0,15.9,18.6
22/12/21,10:45,15.9,84,13.2,3.9,11.2,212,0.0,0.0,1014.9,195.3,21.9,55,9.7,15.9,15.9,2,247,0.27,217.77,16.1,869,0.1,202,0.0,0.0,16.1,18.8

The data in the monthly files before this week is DD-MM-YY and now the Raspberry is mixed.
The format in the start and end dates are the same for both interfaces as per images. eg 22-12-2021

Changed windows date format from yyyy-mm-dd to dd/mm/yy and then back again.
The monthly logs now works, pressed refresh a couple of times.

As you have found the date separators are determined by the OS locale settings. The newer versions of CMX should understand both formats though as it now looks at each entry to determine the format.

The solar settings should work in the southern hemisphere, I tested the function (in Excel!) with July set to a "clear" value, and December to "murky".

Summer in Australia murky with 40c temps?

BrunswickWeather wrote: ↑Sun 26 Dec 2021 6:22 am Summer in Australia murky with 40c temps?

Mark tested in the northern hemisphere, so just swap the two values over.