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Pulling my hair out.... Editing Rain

Discussion and questions about Cumulus weather station software version 1. This section is the main place to get help with Cumulus 1 software developed by Steve Loft that ceased development in November 2014.
DemonTraitor
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Re: Pulling my hair out.... Editing Rain

Post by DemonTraitor »

steve wrote:You can't change that value, that's the whole point. It's the value in the rain gauge. All you can do is retrospectively modify the previous rain counter values to take account of the current value, so that all of the values are once again consistent. That's how the 'today's rain' editor works. It rewrites history by pretending that the start of day counter was something other than what it actually was at the time.
Understood.

thanks again :oops:
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Re: Pulling my hair out.... Editing Rain

Post by Spider-Vice »

steve wrote:
Spider-Vice wrote:So I wonder how much can it hold and for how long?
There's no limit. Well, apart from the size of the counter, which is 16 bits when Cumulus reads it. I don't know the actual size of the register in the rain gauge. It's just a counter, it just keeps going up, whether the console is reading it or not; the transmitter doesn't know that the station isn't reading it.
Oh so that's what the rain counter is, if it's 110, it loses signal for a couple hours and then it transmits 300 (hypothetical obviously), it gets the remaining amount of rain in the next transmission. Understood. Sorry for the hijacking.
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