![]() Serial.print((int)(((temp-1024)+tempOffset10th+0.5)*9/5+320)) // convert to FĮxample output from the older weather transmitter and the one that does work with the above code. Serial.print((int)((temp-1024)+tempOffset10th+0.5)) // round to the nearest 10th degree integer Temp = ( temp << 1 ) + bit // shift and insert next bit Mifananidzo yekare vanhu vanoita zvinhu zvinosekesa mavhidhiyo. Int bit = convertTimingToBit( pulseDurations, StopIndex = (dataIndex + (5*8+8)*2) % RING_BUFFER_SIZE įor( int i=startIndex i!=stopIndex i=(i+2)%RING_BUFFER_SIZE ) StartIndex = (dataIndex + (5*8+1)*2) % RING_BUFFER_SIZE Int bit = convertTimingToBit(pulseDurations, pulseDurations) StopIndex = (dataIndex + (4*8+8)*2) % RING_BUFFER_SIZE įor( int i = startIndex i != stopIndex i = (i+2)%RING_BUFFER_SIZE ) StartIndex = (dataIndex + (4*8+4)*2) % RING_BUFFER_SIZE unsigned int startIndex, stopIndex, ringIndex If I could understand it a little more I might be able to figure my issue out on my own which would be great.Ĭould someone just read over the code below and try breaking it down for me? It would be greatly appreciated. The problem is, it's for another weather station transmitter so the data isn't exactly lining up with mine. Looking more into the code I'm currently using I see a part where the temperature data is being extracted from the binary data and converted to decimal, just as I would like it to do. Oh BYW I am a newbie so please be gentle. High-precision 5-in-1 wireless weather sensor accurately measures the temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction and rain Maximum ambient temperature accuracy with an internal fan powered by two solar panels. If someone could help me, it would be greatly appreciated. What I am trying to accomplish is to take the binary data that I currently am receiving and pull specific bytes from the binary string, then create variables for each weather feature, then calculate it from BIN to DEC. Running this code with an RXB6 receiver I can successfully capture the binary data and decode the data (manually). ( Acurite_00592TX_sniffer/acurite_00592TX_sniffer.ino at master Currently, I can sniff the binary data using the link to the code below. I have an AcuRite weather station, model VN1TXC 5 in 1. ![]() I'm having trouble with part of my weather station project and wanted to see if someone out there could help me.
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