[dormani]

Hi Caneira

Unfortunately still not receiving any data when I run CumulusMX. Confirmed that VP1 is closed. When I connect the USB cable to WeatherDuino the receiver stops re transmitting.

I ran the terminal command to confirm that the device is there. No other USB were attached apart from connection to receiver. Result was;

pi@raspberrypi ~ $ ls -l /dev/ttyUSB*
crw-rw---T 1 root dialout 188, 0 Sep 20 11:10 /dev/ttyUSB0


Made the changes to the CumulusMX.ini file that were suggested. Error highlighted below when starting CumulusMX.

pi@raspberrypi ~/CumulusMX $ mono CumulusMX.exe
Current culture: English (United Kingdom)
Serial: 74FECEABEB2DA94ECB5EBA0CD11A7137
Cumulus MX v.3.0.0 build 3030
This is pre-release beta software
Today.ini = data/today.ini
Last update=2015-09-20T11:27:28
Unable to connect to station
Cumulus running at: http://*:8998/
(Replace * with any IP address on this machine, or localhost)
Starting web socket server on port 8002
20/09/2015 11:27:29
Type Ctrl-C to terminate

I have a Synology NAS which unfortunately can not use Mono due to chip constraints, hence reliance on Raspberry to FTP to the NAS which runs 24/7 for my weather station to go live. I don't want a PC running to do FTP.

So close yet so far.

Great project. I have learned heaps putting all this together. Thank you so much.

Best regards
Ian

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Hello, dormani

Normally the Arduino USB port in the raspberry is /dev/ttyUBS0
In the terminal window, you can issue this command to make sure the device exists:
ls -l /dev/ttyUSB*

Try to add or change this lines in your Cumumus.ini file:

Code:

[Station]
Type=0
Model=WeatherDuinoPro2
Port=/dev/ttyUSB0
UseDavisLoop2=0

Also don't forget to keep the WeatherDuino Pro2 VP1 switch in close position, when it is connected by USB to the Raspberry (or PC)

Nice to hear from you.
Regards