MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2 **solved**
Moderator: Mattk
MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2 **solved**
Just flagging this one again as continuing to note a consistent difference between actual rainfall and that recorded by MB Pro (RF/VP2). Rain rate is good but rainfall is down.
Standard MB rainfall direct via IP is all good, it's the RF version not receiving the full rain event.
Standard MB rainfall direct via IP is all good, it's the RF version not receiving the full rain event.
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
Same problem here- meteobridge crash early april, last night first rain- rain rate ok but no rain total (2,8 mm).
After reboot and test with some water now - rain-rate ok but no rain total.
Plattform: TP-LINK TL-MR3020 (ohne USB-Hub)
RAM: 29364 kB insgesamt, 4392 kB frei (85% verwendet)
SW-Version: Meteobridge 2.8 (Apr 9 2016, build 9760), FW 1.4
Laufzeit: 3 Stunden, 40 Minuten Puffer: 0 Einträge (0%)
Det
After reboot and test with some water now - rain-rate ok but no rain total.
Plattform: TP-LINK TL-MR3020 (ohne USB-Hub)
RAM: 29364 kB insgesamt, 4392 kB frei (85% verwendet)
SW-Version: Meteobridge 2.8 (Apr 9 2016, build 9760), FW 1.4
Laufzeit: 3 Stunden, 40 Minuten Puffer: 0 Einträge (0%)
Det
Oregon Scientific WMR300
meteobridge with TP-Link MR3020
meteotemplate www.meteotemplate.com
NAS QNAP HS-251 - Foscam FI9900P
http://www.wustrau.org
meteobridge with TP-Link MR3020
meteotemplate www.meteotemplate.com
NAS QNAP HS-251 - Foscam FI9900P
http://www.wustrau.org
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
That's interesting as my TP-Link TL-MR3020 running Ver2.5 (July 31, 2015 Build 6790) via WLIP are reporting rainfall totals and rain rate ok, having rain total issues with MB Pro via VP2 & RF which is Ver2.8 (April 9, 2016, build 9760)
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
How can I downgrade? Do you have the meteobridge-tl-3020 .bin - file for that old version?
Oregon Scientific WMR300
meteobridge with TP-Link MR3020
meteotemplate www.meteotemplate.com
NAS QNAP HS-251 - Foscam FI9900P
http://www.wustrau.org
meteobridge with TP-Link MR3020
meteotemplate www.meteotemplate.com
NAS QNAP HS-251 - Foscam FI9900P
http://www.wustrau.org
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
On System tab, in Maintenance box, Version Control drop box arrow and select "stick to version 2.5" and reboot
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
I have downgradet now:
Plattform: TP-LINK TL-MR3020 (ohne USB-Hub)
RAM: 29364 kB insgesamt, 4000 kB frei (86% verwendet)
SW-Version: Meteobridge 2.5 (Jul 31 2015, build 6790), FW 1.4
Laufzeit: 0 Stunden, 29 Minuten Sendepuffer: 0 Einträge (0%)
Same result: rain rate ok but no rain total!
I don´t know what I still can do.
Plattform: TP-LINK TL-MR3020 (ohne USB-Hub)
RAM: 29364 kB insgesamt, 4000 kB frei (86% verwendet)
SW-Version: Meteobridge 2.5 (Jul 31 2015, build 6790), FW 1.4
Laufzeit: 0 Stunden, 29 Minuten Sendepuffer: 0 Einträge (0%)
Same result: rain rate ok but no rain total!
I don´t know what I still can do.
Oregon Scientific WMR300
meteobridge with TP-Link MR3020
meteotemplate www.meteotemplate.com
NAS QNAP HS-251 - Foscam FI9900P
http://www.wustrau.org
meteobridge with TP-Link MR3020
meteotemplate www.meteotemplate.com
NAS QNAP HS-251 - Foscam FI9900P
http://www.wustrau.org
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
No it's not the software version as I configured a MR3020 via WLIP (Davis VP2) and tested this against an MB Pro via RF from the same ISS and rainfall displayed by the MR3020 wasn't to bad, the MB Pro well that is a different story. You have a different station to what I have.
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
Some comparisons for the following from yesterday
WeatherLink (Vantage Vue & WLIP)
MB (TP-Link MR3020) V2.8 9Apr 9 2016, build 9760) via WLIP from Vue
MB Pro (red) V2.8 (Apr 9 2016, build 9760) via RF from Vue
WLIP MB MBPro Comments
1.0mm 1.0mm 0.2mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm bucket over approx. 1 minute (equiv rate ~ 60mm/h)
1.2mm 1.2mm 0.4mm Manual feed 6 tips @ 0.2mm bucket over approx. 1 minute (equiv rate ~ 60mm/h)
3.0mm 3.0mm 3.0mm Actual light rain over several hours registering 0.2 to 0.4mm per 10 minutes
This inconsistency with the MB Pro via RF I have noticed before during tests with high'ish rain rates
WeatherLink (Vantage Vue & WLIP)
MB (TP-Link MR3020) V2.8 9Apr 9 2016, build 9760) via WLIP from Vue
MB Pro (red) V2.8 (Apr 9 2016, build 9760) via RF from Vue
WLIP MB MBPro Comments
1.0mm 1.0mm 0.2mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm bucket over approx. 1 minute (equiv rate ~ 60mm/h)
1.2mm 1.2mm 0.4mm Manual feed 6 tips @ 0.2mm bucket over approx. 1 minute (equiv rate ~ 60mm/h)
3.0mm 3.0mm 3.0mm Actual light rain over several hours registering 0.2 to 0.4mm per 10 minutes
This inconsistency with the MB Pro via RF I have noticed before during tests with high'ish rain rates
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
Ran another test the day after
WLIP MB MBPro Comments
1.0mm 1.0mm 0.2mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm bucket over approx. 1 minute (equiv rate ~ 60mm/h)
1.0mm 1.0mm 1.0mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm
1.0mm 1.0mm 1.0mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm
2.0mm 2.0mm 0.0mm Manual feed 10 tips @ 0.2mm over approx. 2 minutes
The first run logged the same as the day before (only 1 tip out of 5)
The next 2 runs were as one would expect
The last run the MB Pro failed to register anything at all?
Rather hard to isolate anything with this lot?
WLIP MB MBPro Comments
1.0mm 1.0mm 0.2mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm bucket over approx. 1 minute (equiv rate ~ 60mm/h)
1.0mm 1.0mm 1.0mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm
1.0mm 1.0mm 1.0mm Manual feed 5 tips @ 0.2mm
2.0mm 2.0mm 0.0mm Manual feed 10 tips @ 0.2mm over approx. 2 minutes
The first run logged the same as the day before (only 1 tip out of 5)
The next 2 runs were as one would expect
The last run the MB Pro failed to register anything at all?
Rather hard to isolate anything with this lot?
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2
Update from April 23 does a fix of rain total computation. Please check again with the new version.
Re: MB Pro RF rainfall - VP2 ** Fixed **
MB 2.8 (Apr 23,2016, build 9797) has appeared to fix this issue, rain totals are now identical to as displayed/recorded values. This was tested for rain rates of 13.4 (0.6mm), 73.4 (1.0mm), 113.0 (1.2mm) and 295.4mm/h (2.0mm)