Yes, probably a good idea to keep it clean. I have promoted the RFXtrx, EG and your plugin over at the SwitchKing forum, so hopefully there will be more interest soon.
The plugin now shows correct wind direction and wind speed, e.g. 0 degrees for North, 90 for E, 180 for S and 270 for W. I enabled the logfile so I wouldn't have to copy down all the debug values, but I can't find the log file! Where is it and what is the file name?
Anyway, it is easy to calculate the other directions:
0 N
22,5 NNE
45 NE
67,5 ENE
90 E
112,5 ESE
135 SE
157,5 SSE
180 S
202,5 SSW
225 SW
247,5 WSW
270 W
292,5 WNW
315 NW
337,5 NNW
For some reason, the rain sensor doesn't get picked up by RFXtrx, even with all protocols enabled. The station picks it up, so it works. I have asked Bert for advice.
Regarding other calculations, let me think about that for a bit. Clearly, some kind of average for the wind speed would be nice, but I'm not sure what makes most sense. In addition to just displaying the weather data on my iPad, my use case for wind is to roll up my outside blackout curtains if it starts blowing too much from the "wrong" directions.
The rain sensor I'm not sure if I'll keep, but the use case there could be to turn off the outside watering system if it has rained more than x in the last 24 hours. I have moisture sensors in the garden connected to the watering system but they don't work very well and I have no way of reading them from afar, so the rain value could be a good complement to avoid overwatering.
My main use cases are for temp (car heater, pool heater etc) and with the RFXtrx I can finally read my UPM temp sensors from more the 2m away
Cheers,
Michael
