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WH-1080 - what does this mean?

Discussion specific to Fine Offset and similar rebadged weather stations
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600stu
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WH-1080 - what does this mean?

Post by 600stu »

Hey,

I've just got a secondhand WH1080 from ebay to have a play with.

I plan to use the station with a raspberry pi - i've not got the pi set up yet but have set the stations up.

Please look at the attached pic of the console - it keeps switching from displaying the readings for outdoor temp and wind speed to this.

what does it mean when its not showing the readings? Is it just updating from the station, or is it not receiving the data??

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20130220_190447 by stustu92, on Flickr
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Re: WH-1080 - what does this mean?

Post by steve »

The dashes mean that it's not receiving the signal from the transmitter.
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600stu
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Re: WH-1080 - what does this mean?

Post by 600stu »

Thanks for the quick reply Steve.

I fixed the sensors onto an aluminium aerial pole fastened to my garden shed roof on Saturday, this loss of transmitter signal has only happened in the last day and a half.

I originally had the console connected to a raspi on my kitchen counter connected via the usb cable. The distance between the console and sensors is around 7-8 metres, through one brick wall.

Does this set up sound like it should be ok signal-wise or do you think i'd need to get the console closer to the sensors?

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Re: WH-1080 - what does this mean?

Post by Super-T »

Best for original setup to have the transmittter and sensors alongside the transmitter. If it doesn't work there then it won't work outside.
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