[bigcake]

Hi, now I downloaded and compiled the new version v2 of the Wireless_sensor module. I doing some tests.

Thank you

[werk_ag]

Don't forget to perform a "factory reset", it will clean any accumulated rain for today, but also clean possible wrong values stored on the eeprom.

[werk_ag]

A silly question, but perhaps important. Are you running the receiver in test mode?

Code:

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//   Test Mode : Never run a live system in test mode
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool Test_Mode = false;    // false= Normal working mode, true= Test mode only (no usb connection)

[bigcake]

Hi bigcake

Regarding the rain issue, having you did the factory reset (not the same thing than resetting the D1) as stated on my first reply?

I also suggest that you try to perform a factory reset of the receiver. Go to Menu (touch on the upper left side of the screen) then you will see a button for that purpose. Touch it. After some seconds (up to 10s) unit should reboot itself, however if after 10 seconds it haven't reboot, then press the D1 reset button.

Does the rainfall rate which is shown on the screen of the receiver also changes as happens on your graphs? Do you have any Cumulus graphs where the Rainfall Rate shows the same behaviour?

Regarding the temperature freezes, you could do the same procedure explained on the post above. Replace the Wireless_Sensors.ino file by the one which is attached some post above.

Up to now I has unable to reproduce the described issues with my Auriol weather station, that's why I ask for feedback.

Hi Caniera, i didn't make factory reset, i have do that now.

The rain rate does not change on the monitor of the Auriol station, it changes only on the data transmitted to WU after reset of D1: I have not yet installed sw like Cumulus

thanks

[bigcake]

A silly question, but perhaps important. Are you running the receiver in test mode?

Code:

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Test Mode : Never run a live system in test mode
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool Test_Mode = false; // false= Normal working mode, true= Test mode only (no usb connection)

No, I'm in Normal working mode bool Test_Mode = false

[werk_ag]

Good, thanks.

[bigcake]

Good, thanks.

It just happened after the factory reset and the new v2 module:
the temperature went from 3.7 ° C to - 83.2 ° C. After twenty seconds it returned to 3.7 ° C

It then remained for a while at 3.7 then rose to 121.6 while I am writing to you and then returned to 3.7 which is the real value

[werk_ag]

Good, thanks.

It just happened after the factory reset and the new v2 module:
the temperature went from 3.7 ° C to - 83.2 ° C. After twenty seconds it returned to 3.7 ° C

It then remained for a while at 3.7 then rose to 121.6 while I am writing to you and then returned to 3.7 which is the real value

Thank you for the feedback.
On v2 of the Wireless_Sensors.ino I removed the anti-spike temperature routines, suspecting they could be the cause of the freezes. If the freezes now disappear, we are near to a definitive solution, as it is just a matter of rewriting the anti-spike routines in a better way.
Very occasionally I already also noticed those spikes on the temperature / humidity. At least now we have a clue to where to act.

Please keep me informed, also regarding the rainfall...

By the way, what WU says on their pages as be the Rainfall Rate, isn't true. In reality, it is the total Rainfall in the last hour, as stated on their upload protocol

rainin - [rain over the past hour)] -- the accumulated rainfall in the past 60 min
dailyrainin - [rain so far today in local time]

[bigcake]

Hi, this was the graph on WU. A value of temperature (-84,2 °C) was upload to WU

Marco

[engolling]

@bigcake, can you estimate how often do you receive corrupted auriol wireless data displayed on your Weatherduino?
Regards, Engolling