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No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 30 Oct 2008 11:09 am
by TgT
Hi!

My friend is testing out Cumulus with ws2300.
At some point he`s having signal losses and mostly temperature reports jump down to -30°C or up to 80°C
http://freeweb.siol.net/gomze123/trends.htm

I hope something will be done to fix that instant jumps ;)

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 30 Oct 2008 11:19 am
by steve
You have to retry quite a lot with the WS2300, because it doesn't like talking to the serial port, it thinks it has better things to do. I think perhaps sometimes when I reach my retry limit I forget to check, and use invalid values. I'll increase my retries, and make sure I check every time.

Thanks!

Steve

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 30 Oct 2008 11:44 am
by steve
I've tweaked the retry settings in a new version here:

http://www.nybbles.co.uk/downloads/ws23 ... sSetup.exe

Could your friend please try it and see if it helps?

I'd like to add support for the data stored in the logger now - would your friend be prepared to help test that? Any other volunteers reading this?

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Sat 01 Nov 2008 12:14 pm
by TgT
Hi!

Well, before he had about 3 spikes per day.
http://freeweb.siol.net/gomze123/trends.htm

Still got them but, might be also a battery issue? He`s using wireless...


Also, I told him to join this forum, we`ll see :D

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Sat 01 Nov 2008 1:05 pm
by steve
The fact that the spikes are 80 (I think they were before also) should help me to find the problem, if it's an error in Cumulus. Thanks.

Steve

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Mon 03 Nov 2008 12:23 am
by TgT
Before he was using WUHUsoftware and when loosing signal there was no update on graphs etc...

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 13 Nov 2008 1:34 am
by TgT
Oi!

While visit at his home today we found out two things...
- those signal lost spikes ( high temp jumps ) are only at graphs and all-time records but not in nov09log.txt
- he has pressure calibration, its drawn on graphs fine but in all-time records its not shown calibrated but the one received from the station, data log is fine.

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 13 Nov 2008 4:43 am
by aadal
TgT wrote:Oi!

While visit at his home today we found out two things...
- those signal lost spikes ( high temp jumps ) are only at graphs and all-time records but not in nov09log.txt
- he has pressure calibration, its drawn on graphs fine but in all-time records its not shown calibrated but the one received from the station, data log is fine.
I see not acurate...
Not here to i calibrating evry day, whats the 1...
What spikes?... Whether is stange its not as we see, its jumping all ower.
But if i can helpe please tel me about software ,,,, and hardware.... i`l try helping u... :mrgreen:
COME TO ... Norway :idea:

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 13 Nov 2008 8:38 am
by steve
TgT wrote:- those signal lost spikes ( high temp jumps ) are only at graphs and all-time records but not in nov09log.txt
The graph is updated once a minute, the all-time records are updated if necessary on every reading, but the log is updated every <whatever you have it set to> minutes.
- he has pressure calibration, its drawn on graphs fine but in all-time records its not shown calibrated but the one received from the station, data log is fine.
Oh good, another calibration problem. I'll have a look...

Edit: Fixed in next build.

Steve

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 13 Nov 2008 8:40 am
by steve
aadal wrote: I see not acurate...
Not here to i calibrating evry day, whats the 1...
What spikes?... Whether is stange its not as we see, its jumping all ower.
But if i can helpe please tel me about software ,,,, and hardware.... i`l try helping u... :mrgreen:
COME TO ... Norway :idea:
This is the WS2300 station we're talking about. It connects to a computer but doesn't like it, it would rather be doing other things. Sometimes when you think you've read the data you haven't. I think I have fixed this now.

Steve

Re: No signal data issue

Posted: Thu 13 Nov 2008 1:07 pm
by TgT
Nice Norwenglish ! :mrgreen:


Good to hear steve!