> in node-red as a JSON packet in the "Ecowitt format" which looks like this: >>> >>> { >>> "console_batt": "5.69"

been using Node-Red to send MQTT data from several other sensors to > weewx 4.10.2 on Ubuntu (VP2)--all working ok. I'm now trying to setup the > same install on an RPI5 which

MQTT (node red should work) and use mqttsubscribe >> >> I'd go for the first option, if the second option isn't available, since >> I've done something

of all sensors in the json of weewx-json?* *Thank you for every hint.* (Or any other hint how to get the current conditions for outside and all inside sensors into node-red!)

working via Node-Red > on the weewx server (many thanks to vince and storm for the help setting > this up). > > Not being a programmer, I thought it would be simple to copy the

1757/node-red tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:10000 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1217/perl tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:3306 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1719/mysqld tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:9418 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 809/git-daemon tcp 0 0

dashboard in node-red or Home Assistant. Many ways to get there once you can talk to the stations. On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 12:32:40 PM UTC-7 btho...@weatherflow.com wrote: >

, then nodered, etc. Of course, I'm not very good at documentation, >>> so each change I made would eventually get pushed out of my brain in favor >>> of the new

having your node-red (?) that is capturing > the once/hour co2 data write out an intermediate file whenever that > happens, and have weewx always read from that scratch file.

think the node-red flow is working the way it should and reporting >>>>>> the parsed message as in my last post. >>>>>> >>>>>

up with node-red and >>>>> HomeAssistant as its os isn't updated any more. >>>>> >>>>> A official pi display+case for $90 if

MQTT to node-red. There are no problem when i disable authentication (which i dont want). Unfortunately this does not work when using special characters (!?) in the password, which

I have Node Red watching the database and > restarting Weewx when updates stop, so I'm not completely desperate, but > the gaps in the graphs are a bit annoying. > > From

do a node-red thing if you run weewx and hook in some event-driven mechanism like MQTT or whatever. That said, you can 'not' run a WeatherFlow station off the grid. It has to be

solution with Node-Red as I use NR anyway. So I ended here currently: https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-contrib-aedes Have now a solid connection, but will also test further

Automation via Node-Red, as well: Now the Weewx Interceptor Driver with the Raw Ecowitt String. It´s possible to define parallel up to10 forwaring targets... However, as Oliver supported

WeeWX via NodeRed and forwarding them to ECLIPSE MQTT. In the weewx.conf I am setting the mqtt attributes for the SKIN to Eclipse MQTT. I think this worked fine. Now I have the following

not make Node-Red or Telegraf (Influx plugin) to properly MQTT; thus the dashboard is mostly static, with no real uptime (I gave up) C) Extra comments My system is Rpi3 (for WeeWX) + QNAP

Zaro where Node-RED and >Mosquitto >> are using power needlesly, plus WeeWx and of course - Zero is >powering the >> Fine Offset itself for few weeks now. But, somehow

no > Node-Red, no MQTT. All in my tiny script. Plus of course WeeWX. > > In the morning (after the sunrise), when it gets over 18C, it will open > shutters. Unless it rains,

at your node red dashboard, Belchertown main page and realtime clientraw.txt at 5:30am 3 October your time and they all agree in terms of day min and max outTemp. When I look at your clientraw

work with Node-Red. (a great graphical NodeJS tool). I have (all my sensors at home) available in MQTT so I try to make a webhook to Opensprinkler from Node-Red. But still no luck (need

Hi, A question from a noob here. I've been trying and searching but it seems like i'm missing something. I have recently bought an Alecto WS-

mainly running NodeRed. >> >> Sent from my iPad >> >>> On 3 Mar 2019, at 19:20, Pat wrote: >>> >>> Paul, are you using MQTT for live updates

Station > Node Red > MQTT > Weewx >> >> 1. Your weather station interfaces Node Red via the Raspberry GPIOs. >> 2. Add the data to MQTT broker. (there is some

fed into Node-RED via MQTT. Additionally, I'm decoding 6 additional Temp/Humidity sensors plus Lighting Detector. I'm going to add a BMP280 sensor to that RPI to get the Barometric

data to Node-Red. At this time, I did not try the weewx-sdr driver. On Tuesday, May 15, 2018 at 10:34:16 PM UTC-4, Max G wrote: > > Thanks Rich... >> > > The Vantage Pro

MQTT and Node Red. Working so far! Regards, Robert On Monday, January 30, 2017 at 5:52:41 PM UTC+1, Robert Mantel wrote: > > I'm interested in the MQTT standard, didn'

have a node red (internet of things suite) subscribing to weather data and sending out side temp to a display in my living room but basically any bit of data can be published for other system

Hi m, Thanks for your reply I have done what you suggest and have sent a zip file with the files you asked for Whimick