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Ah, so it is definitely a process!

After plugging WL USB into the computer and setting everything up that way, getting Davis account up and running, submitting data ... Then unplug from computer, plug back to Meteobridge, and finally re-configure the software to get from port 22222 on Meteobridge ...

That’s fine, I will pay for the subscription.

But I cannot figure out how to get the data from my USB logger that is plugged into Meteobridge Pro to send to Davis.

Searching the forums and documentation return ambiguous or conflicting information. And none of the things I’ve tried work.

I’ve ...

Hey there Mattk,

We have the USB logger that's connected directly into Meteobridge Pro from the VP2 console. I can get the data from the Davis WeatherLink software, but the options to upload it to my Davis account are greyed out in there.

(I'm guessing because it is connecting via port 22222 ...

Hello there,

How can I have the data coming from our Vantage Pro2 Plus sent to Davis WeatherLink 2.0?

I have installed the software on my PC, and have connected to the Meteobridge PRO on port 22222, but the ability to add WeatherLink Network is disabled.

Any help for how this should be setup wold ...

Email sent. Thanks!

Nobody has any information about this?

Administrator?

We are using the Meteobridge as our primary source of weather data. If we can't have an accurate "yd" value, what good are those macros? We are trying to rely on this data to be accurate.

Our "yd" data is taken right after the new day begins ...

Yes, the time there is accurate, both for UTC and local.

The issue (it seems) is that when we are getting values from yesterday, for example, they are not the values from our time zone. I'm 100% convinced that the "yd" values are from a 24-hour period of time that does not relate to our local time ...

Anyone seen anything like this before?

Something is wrong with the time zones. I do not know how to fix.

Hey, no worries! Happy to help!
~Laz

Hey there Ian --

Here's what I finished with. It's formatted a little better so you can actually see the separate parts in the logic. This particular raise/clear alarm is specifically to tell me when wind is blowing too hard from the north, where it might start to cause issues with my trees.

Also ...

Hello,

We are logging all "act" data into a database table once per minute. In addition to that, we also have a query that runs at 1a local time, which puts in the "ydmin", "ydmax" and "avg@D1" values for the previous day.

When looking at this data, it almost seems that the "yd" values ...

You are a genius ... !!

And by the way, we do have a few little devices similar to yours. Mainly for monitoring the solar power generators, as well as energy utilization (both of those using ZigBee SE). Your device is ABOVE AND BEYOND the most appropriate, capable, and legitimate gateway that we ...

Hey there,

I'm guessing admin is Boris, yes? (If not, please correct me.)

If you like, I can provide our ET data direct from Davis console (and all other data), if you want something to work with. I can make whatever data you want -- cron job to your FTP for daily MySQL .sql files if you like ...

Actually ... Very odd ...

So the alarm condition was triggered, sent a text message. (Yes, I don't want strong winds blowing from the north -- our newly planted trees were pushed and were not straight up last time it was this windy.)

But now it is working for some reason ... Anyway, I guess it is ...

Here's my raise alarm condition:

(([wind0wind-avg10=mph]>=8||[wind0wind-max10=mph]>=15)&&(([wind0dir-act]>=0&&[wind0dir-act]<=60)||([wind0dir-act]>=300&&[wind0dir-act]<=360)))

Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here? I'm getting errors under the "Triggered Alarms" for this one.

Thanks!