Emonbase reading wh1081 weather station

Hallo dear, I am new here and I just got my emonbase tx,th and so on, the whole set, in my house I also have a wh1081 weather station it seems that is possible to get the wireless data from the outdoor transmitter with the emonbase receiver and post to emoncms? 

If is possible someone could help me ? I am very basic on programming and arduino/rpi , but want to learn!

second small question out of topic, there is somewhere the list of the public dashboards of emoncms, I want get some inspiration....

Ciao!

powermeister's picture

Re: Emonbase reading wh1081 weather station

you could run weewx with the emoncms extension, all on the rpi.

http://www.weewx.com/

https://github.com/weewx/weewx/wiki/emoncms

 

weewx documentation is at the weewx web site:

http://www.weewx.com/docs.html

some weewx extensions are on the weewx wiki:

https://github.com/weewx/weewx/wiki

there are extensions to upload to twitter, mqtt, numerous weather services.  you can do as many as you like from a single weewx instance, as well as your emoncms.

mattwire's picture

Re: Emonbase reading wh1081 weather station

This is how I did it - with a Pi, arduino and an RFM12B: http://blog.mjwconsult.co.uk/wh1080-weatherstation-with-arduino-and-weewx/

borpin123's picture

Re: Emonbase reading wh1081 weather station

I use pywws and have written a service template to send json data to emoncms for a while now (but on V8.4).  There is now an MQTT service for pywws but I have not yet tried it.

scubammx's picture

Re: Emonbase reading wh1081 weather station

thanks so much, i will start checking and come back if any problems.

borpin123's picture

Re: Emonbase reading wh1081 weather station

I have now tried the MQTT interface but I had to modify the phpmqtt_input file in EmonCMS to make it work.  I like pywws as it does a whole lot of averaging, accumulation stuff as well.  I have run both items on the same Pi.

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