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Lol, original question was identifying the location of the setup guides since the ones originally posted to the Weather34 site are long gone now. Which then became, anyone have an idea why it would not function with PHP8.2.8 (blank pages).
Hopefully it helps others that may be redeploying their ...

Wait, looks like it may have been some weird browser caching issue affecting multiple browsers on my system.
Things are looking good.

Update:
I decided to take it back to scratch, a clean install of Debian Bullseye x64 for the raspberry pi. I updated and configured the default PHP on it (7.4.33), and made sure to add Zip this time. I then installed the latest Master from the first page of this forum. For some reason the Weather34 ...

Oh interesting, so far it looks like PHP is running fine, but something about 8.2.8 does not get along with the layout.php pages. probably safest to roll back to 8.2.6. But I'll leave it on 8.2.8 for now to see if anyone has any cleaver ideas.
This may be useful;
http://seamanville.com/pws/hello.php

I'm assuming I am missing some PHP module

On a good note, I just found the Weather34 Aurora MKII Meteobridge Setup Guide.pdf file So that question is answered.

Ok, so I figured out that I had installed the simple update wrong, I did it via manually extracting and pasting over the files, so I decided to do it the right way. So I cleared the pws directory, updated PHP to the latest from 7.4.x to 8.2.8. copied in the master, then installed the latest simple ...

I've installed the latest Master, and "SIMPLE-UPDATE-WEATHER34-June2023-R5" but PurpleAir still does not appear to be updating. Their site also shows no API key hits. So far everything else seems to work.

Hello all,
Does anyone know where the setup guides are hosted now?
They were here for many years, but looks like they have been moved??
(https://weather34.com/homeweatherstation/guides/setup.html)

I'm redeploying my Raspberry Pi after many years of service. I'd love to follow the guides and not ask ...

I have an MB Pro, and a NanoSD, both are pretty new. Both are in the same room near each other, but their humidity levels are very different, which one should I trust?

Nano SD;
Indoor 21 sec 24.2°C 31% 1017.6hPa (1016.5hPa) 75.5°F 31% 30.05inHg (30.02inHg)

MB Pro;
Indoor 42s 91.9% 24.0°C 46% 1018 ...

Wow, never noticed that option before.
Thank you.
Giving that a try now.

I have a Davis VP2 ISS in my back yard, using ID#3 for now, and a Davis Anemometer Transmitter Kit on the roof with and Anemometer, UV and Solar sensor attached using ID#1.
How do I tell the MB Pro to us ID#1 for Wind and Solar/UV sensors?

Right now I am accomplishing this by using this relay ...