Request: Add PM2.5 (Ecowitt WH41) Support in Aurora Template – Layout 4 (Alternative Display Position 11) ** SOLVED **

[Bluelight26]

Hello everyone,
I use Meteobridge on a TP-Link device together with the Aurora template hosted on the Meteobridge Cloud Dashboard. My weather website is https://www.arceviameteo.it. I recently added an Ecowitt WH41 PM2.5 sensor, which Meteobridge reads correctly without any issues. Everything works fine on the Ecowitt side as well.However, when I try to display the PM2.5 value on the Aurora layout, I’ve found that it’s simply not possible.
In Layout 4, the menu for “Alternative Display – Position 11” shows only the usual options (PurpleAir, Luftdaten, Davis, but i don’t see the Meteobridge generic AQ (weather34-airquality-mb.php). Unfortunately, it seems there is no option to show PM2.5 from Ecowitt sensors, even though Meteobridge provides the data. So at the moment, the Aurora dashboard cannot display this value.
It would be great if support for PM2.5 from Ecowitt (WH41) could be added, or if the existing air quality module could be extended to include it. This would be very helpful for users who rely on PM2.5 measurements, especially since this parameter is becoming increasingly relevant for local air quality information. If needed, I can share screenshots or help with testing.
Thank you very much for your attention and for the work you put into Meteobridge and Aurora.
Best regards Fabio

[admin]

Did you map the "air0!0pm" sensor to "air0pm" on "Station - Mapping" tab?

[Bluelight26]

Hi, following your advice, I checked the station mapping tab and remapped the air quality sensor correctly. Specifically, the air0!0pm sensor from the Ecowitt WH41 (PM2.5) has now been mapped to air1pm (air quality – 2.5 microns).
After doing this, I was able to display the PM2.5 values successfully in Aurora template v4, using Alternative display – position 11 with the module weather34-daq-tablet.php. The air quality data is now shown correctly on the dashboard.
So the issue is fully resolved, and your hint pointed me in the right direction.
Thank you very much for your help and for the excellent work on Meteobridge and the Aurora template. Best regards, Fabio