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Making progress as far as the setup screen (shows correct IP) but I am getting the same result as Kanok.

logger (16.09.2020 06:48:28): data logger (version 5.1d, build 13744) started.
logger (16.09.2020 06:48:29): station 0 (Observer-IP), error connect socket 192.168.1.99 (146): port 22222 ...

I have been using meteobridge and Observer IP (Ambient) on TPLink TL-MR3020 for five years. The last update (with multi stations) has the station setup page drastically changed and eventhough Observer IP is featured in the dropdown (box not checked) it offers no possibility to enter IP address of ...

Boris,
Thanks but the issue went away as mysteriously as it came. A month ago it was the rain data that jumped all over the place and resolved itself also. Multiple reboots seem to do the trick.

During the last three days, my Solar Data is doing some jumping around between the ObserverIP and MB. I send data to WU direct from the ObserverIP and there are no data anomalies. MB reads data from the ObserverIP and sends it to CWOP, where I noticed the anomalies. The data is such that one out of ...

LAWx,
Read your post with interest. The Barometric questions has been an obsession of mine and an anal one at that. From what I gather, MB does a pretty good job at calculating Station pressure to Altimeter, providing your station (raw) pressure is correct. The Sea Level Pressure is another story. I ...

Dolfs,
Thanks for your comments. You are part of the lucky ones that are in the "low" altitudes. As I mentioned I am in the mile high club and fixed offsets do not work. The Altimeter setting is not a linear correction, and that becomes apparent if you were at higher elevation. The question I had is ...

In the quest for semi-accurate Pressure Data, I am baffled by where the Meteobridge gets its Sealevel pressure from. It does not get it from Relative Pressure (OberverIP) and it must get it from some extrapolation from either Absolute or Relative. The value for Altimeter setting (CWOP) seems to be ...