Ecowitt Listener Application

[warrenmr]

POST HTTP/1.1
HOST: x
Connection: Close
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Content-Length: 486

PASSKEY=x
stationtype=GW1000B_V1.6.3
dateutc=2020-09-16+16:50:56
tempinf=73.6
humidityin=46
baromrelin=30.156
baromabsin=28.925
tempf=65.1
humidity=66
winddir=319
windspeedmph=0.22
windgustmph=1.12
maxdailygust=2.24
solarradiation=206.71
uv=2
rainratein=0.000
eventrainin=0.000
hourlyrainin=0.000
dailyrainin=0.000
weeklyrainin=0.000
monthlyrainin=0.024
yearlyrainin=8.642
totalrainin=8.642
wh68batt=1.62
wh40batt=1.6
wh26batt=0
freq=915M
model=GW1000_Pro

[jim@beersman.com]

Thanks for the screen shot.

I will take a look at fixing this issue. So if I understand correctly the value you are seeing in the bottom window of the application is "1" for both your wh68batt and wh40batt

[warrenmr]

"2" actually, so it's doing correct rounding

{"stationtype":"GW1000B_V1.6.3","datetime":"2020-09-16 10:02:07","tempinc":23.11,"humidityin":46,"baromrelhpa":1021 .18,"baromabshpa":979.5,"tempc":18.72,"humidity":65,"winddir ":319,"windspeedkph":1.43,"windgustkph":1.8,"maxdailygustkph ":3.6,"solarradiationwm2":225.1,"uv":2,"rainratemm":0,"event rainmm":0,"hourlyrainmm":0,"dailyrainmm":0,"weeklyrainmm":0, "monthlyrainmm":0.61,"yearlyrainmm":219.507,"totalrainmm":21 9.507,"wh68batt":2,"wh40batt":2,"wh26batt":0,"freq":"915M"," model":"GW1000_Pro"}

[jim@beersman.com]

Okay, took a look at the code and looks like I was only expecting integers in the battery field if the result was numeric. Easy fix

[warrenmr]

Battery decimal places fixed. Much appreciated.

[dbmet]

Works Very good. Thanks for this program

[mhiles]

I just saw this thread today. I've been wanting a good, electronic rain gauge to interface with HS....I'm excited to try this, but gotta order the Ecowitt hardware first.

Thank you for making it available, Jim!

Mike

[Guahtdim]

I have made a plugin that let you get the values form Ecowitt without going through the mqtt stuff.
Instructions is in Norwegian, but using Google Translate you should get it working.

https://www.hjemmeautomasjon.no/foru...0008/#comments

Direct link to download
https://bit.ly/HSPI_EcowittSeer_0008

Edit: Since it is using an aspx-page I suspect that it will not work for Linux users.

[mhiles]

Guahtdim,

After a little Google Translate magic I realized that your app is a compiled executable for Windows that will not work on my HS3/Pi system. Am I correct on that? I'm not very adept at compiling the source code for a Debian system, but I'm willing to try if you want to share the code.

Thank you!
Mike

[Guahtdim]

Guahtdim,

After a little Google Translate magic I realized that your app is a compiled executable for Windows that will not work on my HS3/Pi system. Am I correct on that? I'm not very adept at compiling the source code for a Debian system, but I'm willing to try if you want to share the code.

Thank you!
Mike

You should be able to use the exe as it is. Same as you are using an exe file for HomeSeer. I very much doubt that you got the source code from HomeSeer.

[mhiles]

You should be able to use the exe as it is. Same as you are using an exe file for HomeSeer. I very much doubt that you got the source code from HomeSeer.

Ah, I misunderstood. This thread was started based on a Windows app thru MQTT, and I thought your Plugin was for a Windows-based Homeseer system, also. I'll give it a try...thank you!

Following up: It did not work for my HS3-Pi system.

[mterry63]

Jim, I wanted to follow up and let you know how well your software has worked for my system. After purchasing the GW-1000 I also added the soil moisture sensors and today I added the Ambient Weather WH31P sensor to monitor my pool water temperature locally.

I'm now completely free from Internet APIs for weather sensors! Thanks again for your help.

[jim@beersman.com]

I'm glad you like it and find it useful. Still working on the upgrade to handle multiple devices, but it's going slow. Putting in to many hours at work and honey do projects.

[kenm]

jim@beersman.com

Wow. This is great. It took me all of 10 mins to get this up and running with a new GW1000. For now, that's all I have connected since I'm waiting for the other sensors to arrive.

I noticed the following message in the application Error Log:

15:40:47 Function: Process Relative Barometric Pressure
Input string was not in a correct format.
Temperature not found not for calculations

Seems to be happening on every reporting cycle. Let me know what I need to collect to help debug this?

Thanks,
Ken

[jim@beersman.com]

jim@beersman.com

Wow. This is great. It took me all of 10 mins to get this up and running with a new GW1000. For now, that's all I have connected since I'm waiting for the other sensors to arrive.

I noticed the following message in the application Error Log:

15:40:47 Function: Process Relative Barometric Pressure
Input string was not in a correct format.
Temperature not found not for calculations

Seems to be happening on every reporting cycle. Let me know what I need to collect to help debug this?

Thanks,
Ken

I'm guessing you currently don't have any sensor reporting Barometric Pressure but do have the calculate Relative Barometric Pressure checked. If you copy the data in the top window that was received from your device and send it to me I can take a look at it.

Currently working on an update which will allow the application to receive data from more than one device and also properly handle the Ambient Weather format as well. Been putting in to many hours at work and now that spring is here the wife has many outside project for me to complete. I hope to get back to working on the update soon.