incorporate chris manton's changes from r2432 and r2433

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Matthew Wall
2014-11-11 23:18:18 +00:00
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<p>Set to the station model. For example, WMR200 or WMR200A.</p>
<p class="config_option">use_pc_time</p>
<p>If True, use the computer time, otherwise use the station time. Default
is False.</p>
is True.</p>
<p class="config_option">archive_interval</p>
<p>Set the wmr200 archive interval in seconds. Default is 60 seconds.</p>
<p>The wmr200 hardware records archive data at an immutable rate of 60
seconds. This field may be set to a higher value enabling the weewx
engine to coalesce live data packets. However, when the wmr200 is not
connected to a system via USB or if the weewx software is not running,
the wmr200 console will continue to store weather data in onboard
console memory at a fixed rate of 60 seconds.</p>
<p class="config_option">erase_archive</p>
<p>If True, erase onboard console memory archive on startup. Default is
False.</p>
<p class="config_option">archive_startup</p>
<p>When retrieving archive data packets from the wmr200 onboard console
memory, there is no explicit indication that all the data has been
drained. This field specifies when to transition from archive mode to
live mode. This transition occurs when no archive packets are detected
within this time interval. Default is 120 seconds.<p>
<p class="config_option">archive_threshold</p>
<p>Occasionally when retrieving archive packets from the wmr200 onboard
memory a stale data packet will be detected. The archive packets are
presented in sequential order typically timestamped 60 seconds apart.
However, there is no guarantee the archive packets are exactly 60
seconds apart. Should an incoming archive data packet timestamp exceed
the previous archive data packet one by the amount in this field it will
be dropped. Default is 1512000 seconds (1 week).</p>
<p class="config_option">sensor_status</p>
<p>If True, emit sensor faults and failures to log. Default is True.</p>
<p class="config_option">erase_archive</p>
<p>If True, erase station archive on startup. Default is False.</p>
<h3 class="config_section">[WMR9x8]</h3>
<p>This section is for options relating to the Oregon Scientific WMR-918/968