From ea3e08c23d010e4066ca7d7a8c0a59706e28fa54 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Matthew Wall Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2014 02:02:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] alphabetize drivers --- docs/usersguide.htm | 731 ++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------- 1 file changed, 366 insertions(+), 365 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/usersguide.htm b/docs/usersguide.htm index deba5bad..6a6baa58 100644 --- a/docs/usersguide.htm +++ b/docs/usersguide.htm @@ -1103,6 +1103,27 @@ longitude = -77.0366 Option Description + + Simulator + A software weather station simulator. Useful for testing and + debugging. + + + CC3000 + RainWise CC3000 data logger + + + FineOffsetUSB + Fine Offset 10xx, 20xx, and 30xx stations + + + TE923 + Hideki TE923 stations + + + Ultimeter + PeetBros Ultimeter stations + Vantage Davis Vantage weather stations @@ -1120,8 +1141,8 @@ longitude = -77.0366 Oregon Scientific WMR-918/968 series stations - FineOffsetUSB - Fine Offset 10xx, 20xx, and 30xx stations + WS1 + Argent Data Systems WS1 stations WS23xx @@ -1131,27 +1152,6 @@ longitude = -77.0366 WS28xx La Crosse 28xx stations - - TE923 - Hideki TE923 stations - - - Ultimeter - PeetBros Ultimeter stations - - - WS1 - Argent Data Systems WS1 stations - - - CC3000 - RainWise CC3000 data logger - - - Simulator - A software weather station simulator. Useful for - debugging. -

station_url

If you have a website, you may optionally specify an URL for @@ -1173,6 +1173,117 @@ longitude = -77.0366 

week_start = 0
+

[Simulator]

+

This section is for options relating to the software weather station simulator + that comes with weewx.

+

loop_interval

+

The time (in seconds) between emitting loop packets. Default is 2.5

+

mode

+

One of either simulator or generator. Default is simulator.

+ + + + + + + + + +
simulatorReal-time simulator. It will sleep between emitting packets.
generatorEmit packets as fast as it can. Useful for testing.
+

start

+

The start time for the generator in the format YYYY-MM-DD + hh:mm. Optional. Default is the present time.

+ +

[CC3000]

+

This section is for options relating to the RainWise Mark III weather + stations and CC3000 data logger.

+

port

+

The serial port, e.g., /dev/ttyS0. When using + a USB-Serial converter, the port will be something like + /dev/ttyUSB0. Default is + /dev/ttyUSB0

+

polling_interval

+

The polling_interval determines how often + weewx will query the station for data. The + default is 1 second. +

+ +

[FineOffsetUSB]

+

This section is for options relating to the Fine Offset series of + weather stations with USB connectors.

+

model

+

Set to the station model. For example, WH1080, WS2080, WH3081, etc.

+

polling_mode

+

One of PERIODIC or + ADAPTIVE. In + PERIODIC mode, + weewx queries the console at regular intervals + determined by the polling_interval. + In ADAPTIVE mode, + weewx attempts to query the + console at times when it is not reading data from the sensors or writing + data to memory. See the section + Polling Mode and the Polling Interval + for details. The default is PERIODIC.

+

polling_interval

+

The frequency, in seconds, at which weewx will + poll the console for data. Default is 60. This setting applies only + when the polling_mode is + PERIODIC.

+ +

[TE923]

+

This section is for options relating to the Hideki TE923 series of + weather stations.

+

model

+

Set to the station model. For example, Meade TE923W or TFA Nexus. + Default is "TE923".

+

sensor_map

+

This option defines the mapping between temperature/humidity values in + the database and the remote sensors. Up to 5 remote sensors are + supported. A switch on each sensor determines which of 5 channels that + sensor will use. For example, if the switch on the sensor is set to 3, + the temperature from that sensor will be t_3 and the humidity from that + sensor will be h_3. +

+

The default mapping is: +

+ 
[[sensor_map]]
+    outTemp =     t_1
+    outHumidity = h_1
+    extraTemp1 =  t_2
+    extraHumid1 = h_2
+    extraTemp2 =  t_3
+    extraHumid2 = h_3
+    extraTemp3 =  t_4
+    extraHumid3 = h_4
+    extraTemp4 =  t_5
+    extraHumid4 = h_5
+

battery_map

+

This option defines the mapping between battery status values in + the database and the remote sensors. The default mapping is: +

+ 
[[battery_map]]
+    txBatteryStatus =      batteryUV
+    windBatteryStatus =    batteryWind
+    rainBatteryStatus =    batteryRain
+    outTempBatteryStatus = battery1
+    extraBatteryStatus1 =  battery2
+    extraBatteryStatus2 =  battery3
+    extraBatteryStatus3 =  battery4
+    extraBatteryStatus4 =  battery5
+ +

[Ultimeter]

+

This section is for options relating to the PeetBros Ultimeter weather + stations.

+

port

+

The serial port, e.g., /dev/ttyS0. When using + a USB-Serial converter, the port will be something like + /dev/ttyUSB0. Default is + /dev/ttyUSB0

+

model

+

Set to the station model. For example, Ultimeter 2000 or Ultimeter 800. + Default is "Ultimeter".

+

[Vantage]

This section is for options relating to the Davis Vantage series of hardware (VantagePro, VantagePro2 or VantageVue).

@@ -1274,28 +1385,19 @@ longitude = -77.0366

model

Set to the station model. For example, WMR968 or WMR918.

-

[FineOffsetUSB]

-

This section is for options relating to the Fine Offset series of - weather stations with USB connectors.

-

model

-

Set to the station model. For example, WH1080, WS2080, WH3081, etc.

-

polling_mode

-

One of PERIODIC or - ADAPTIVE. In - PERIODIC mode, - weewx queries the console at regular intervals - determined by the polling_interval. - In ADAPTIVE mode, - weewx attempts to query the - console at times when it is not reading data from the sensors or writing - data to memory. See the section - Polling Mode and the Polling Interval - for details. The default is PERIODIC.

+

[WS1]

+

This section is for options relating to the Argent Data Systems WS1 + weather stations.

+

port

+

The serial port, e.g., /dev/ttyS0. When using + a USB-Serial converter, the port will be something like + /dev/ttyUSB0. Default is + /dev/ttyUSB0

polling_interval

-

The frequency, in seconds, at which weewx will - poll the console for data. Default is 60. This setting applies only - when the polling_mode is - PERIODIC.

+

The polling_interval determines how often + weewx will query the station for data. The + default is 1 second. +

[WS23xx]

This section is for options relating to the La Crosse WS-23xx series of @@ -1330,108 +1432,6 @@ longitude = -77.0366

Set to the station model. For example, LaCrosse WS2810, TFA Primus, etc. Default is "LaCrosse WS28xx".

-

[TE923]

-

This section is for options relating to the Hideki TE923 series of - weather stations.

-

model

-

Set to the station model. For example, Meade TE923W or TFA Nexus. - Default is "TE923".

-

sensor_map

-

This option defines the mapping between temperature/humidity values in - the database and the remote sensors. Up to 5 remote sensors are - supported. A switch on each sensor determines which of 5 channels that - sensor will use. For example, if the switch on the sensor is set to 3, - the temperature from that sensor will be t_3 and the humidity from that - sensor will be h_3. -

-

The default mapping is: -

- 
[[sensor_map]]
-    outTemp =     t_1
-    outHumidity = h_1
-    extraTemp1 =  t_2
-    extraHumid1 = h_2
-    extraTemp2 =  t_3
-    extraHumid2 = h_3
-    extraTemp3 =  t_4
-    extraHumid3 = h_4
-    extraTemp4 =  t_5
-    extraHumid4 = h_5
-

battery_map

-

This option defines the mapping between battery status values in - the database and the remote sensors. The default mapping is: -

- 
[[battery_map]]
-    txBatteryStatus =      batteryUV
-    windBatteryStatus =    batteryWind
-    rainBatteryStatus =    batteryRain
-    outTempBatteryStatus = battery1
-    extraBatteryStatus1 =  battery2
-    extraBatteryStatus2 =  battery3
-    extraBatteryStatus3 =  battery4
-    extraBatteryStatus4 =  battery5
- -

[Ultimeter]

-

This section is for options relating to the PeetBros Ultimeter weather - stations.

-

port

-

The serial port, e.g., /dev/ttyS0. When using - a USB-Serial converter, the port will be something like - /dev/ttyUSB0. Default is - /dev/ttyUSB0

-

model

-

Set to the station model. For example, Ultimeter 2000 or Ultimeter 800. - Default is "Ultimeter".

- -

[WS1]

-

This section is for options relating to the Argent Data Systems WS1 - weather stations.

-

port

-

The serial port, e.g., /dev/ttyS0. When using - a USB-Serial converter, the port will be something like - /dev/ttyUSB0. Default is - /dev/ttyUSB0

-

polling_interval

-

The polling_interval determines how often - weewx will query the station for data. The - default is 1 second. -

- -

[CC3000]

-

This section is for options relating to the RainWise Mark III weather - stations and CC3000 data logger.

-

port

-

The serial port, e.g., /dev/ttyS0. When using - a USB-Serial converter, the port will be something like - /dev/ttyUSB0. Default is - /dev/ttyUSB0

-

polling_interval

-

The polling_interval determines how often - weewx will query the station for data. The - default is 1 second. -

- -

[Simulator]

-

This section is for options relating to the software weather station simulator - that comes with weewx.

-

loop_interval

-

The time (in seconds) between emitting loop packets. Default is 2.5

-

mode

-

One of either simulator or generator. Default is simulator.

- - - - - - - - - -
simulatorReal-time simulator. It will sleep between emitting packets.
generatorEmit packets as fast as it can. Useful for testing.
-

start

-

The start time for the generator in the format YYYY-MM-DD - hh:mm. Optional. Default is the present time.

-

[StdRESTful]

This section is for configuring the StdRESTful services, which upload to simple @@ -2126,8 +2126,220 @@ report_services = weewx.engine.StdPrint, weewx.engine.StdReport your configuration file is in a non-standard location, specify the path to the configuration file as the first argument. For example,

$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device /path/to/weewx.conf --help

- -

Davis Vantage

+ + +

CC3000

+

The CC3000 data logger may be configured to return data in + METRIC or US units. These are not the same groups of METRIC and US + units as defined within weewx. However, the + CC3000 driver will convert to the appropriate units for the + weewx configuration.

+

The CC3000 data logger stores 2MB of records.

+

The CC3000 driver supports catchup on startup, but it does not + support hardware record generation.

+ +

When the station_type is + CC3000, + the --help option will produce output + something like this:

+

CC3000 driver version 0.8 +Usage: wee_config_device [config_file] [options] [--debug] [--help] + +Configuration utility for weewx devices. + +Options: + -h, --help show this help message and exit + --debug display diagnostic information while running + -y answer yes to every prompt + --info display weather station configuration + --current display current weather readings + --history=N display N records (0 for all records) + --history-since=N display records since N minutes ago + --clear-memory clear station memory + --set-clock set station clock to computer time + --set-interval=N set logging interval to N minutes + --set-units=UNITS set units to METRIC or ENGLISH + +Mutating actions will request confirmation before proceeding.

+ +

Station information

+

Display the station settings with the --info + option.

+ 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --info
+

This will result in something like this:

+ 
firmware: Rainwise CC-3000 Version: 1.3 Build 006 Sep 04 2013
+time: 2014/06/02 08:22:17
+units: ENGLISH
+memory: 251372 bytes, 4334 records, 12%
+interval: 1
+ +

Changing the archive interval

+

CC3000 loggers ship from the factory with an archive interval + of 1 minutes (60 seconds). To change the station's + interval to 5 minutes, do the following:

+

$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --set-interval=5

+ + +

FineOffsetUSB

+ +

The station clock can only be set manually via buttons on the + console, or (if the station supports it) by WWVB radio. The + FineOffsetUSB driver ignores the station clock since it cannot be + trusted.

+

The station reads data from the sensors every 48 seconds. + The 30xx stations read UV data every 60 seconds.

+

The 10xx and 20xx stations can save up to 4080 historical readings. + That is about 85 days of data with the default recording interval of + 30 minutes, or about 14 days with a recording interval of 5 minutes. + The 30xx stations can save up to 3264 historical readings.

+

When weewx starts up it will attempt + to download all records from the console since the last record in + the archive database.

+ +

When the station_type is + FineOffsetUSB, + the --help option will produce output + something like this:

+

FineOffsetUSB driver version 1.7 +Usage: wee_config_device [config_file] [options] [--debug] [--help] + +Configuration utility for weewx devices. + +Options: + -h, --help show this help message and exit + --debug display diagnostic information while running + -y answer yes to every prompt + --info display weather station configuration + --current get the current weather conditions + --history=N display N records + --history-since=N display records since N minutes ago + --clear-memory clear station memory + --set-time set station clock to computer time + --set-interval=N set logging interval to N minutes + --live display live readings from the station + --logged display logged readings from the station + --fixed-block display the contents of the fixed block + --check-usb test the quality of the USB connection + --check-fixed-block monitor the contents of the fixed block + --format=FORMAT format for output, one of raw, table, or dict + +Mutating actions will request confirmation before proceeding.

+ +

Station information

+

Display the station settings with the --info + option.

+ 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --info
+

This will result in something like this:

+ 
Fine Offset station settings:
+                    local time: 2013.02.11 18:34:28 CET
+                  polling_mode: ADAPTIVE
+
+                  abs_pressure: 933.3
+                   current_pos: 592
+                  data_changed: 0
+                    data_count: 22
+                     date_time: 2007-01-01 22:49
+                 hum_in_offset: 18722
+                hum_out_offset: 257
+                            id: None
+                 lux_wm2_coeff: 0
+                       magic_1: 0x55
+                       magic_2: 0xaa
+                         model: None
+                     rain_coef: None
+                   read_period: 30
+                  rel_pressure: 1014.8
+                temp_in_offset: 1792
+               temp_out_offset: 0
+                      timezone: 0
+                    unknown_01: 0
+                    unknown_18: 0
+                       version: 255
+                     wind_coef: None
+                     wind_mult: 0
+

Highlighted  values can be modified with the wee_config_device utility.

+ +

Changing the archive interval

+

Fine Offset stations ship from the factory with an archive interval + (read_period) of 30 minutes (1800 seconds). To change the station's + interval to 5 minutes, do the following:

+

$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --set-interval=5

+ +

Dumping the console memory

+

Fine Offset stations store records in a circular buffer — once the buffer fills, the oldest records are replaced by newer records. The 1080 and 2080 consoles store up to 4080 records. The 3080 consoles store up to 3264 records. The data_count indicates how many records are in memory. The read_period indicates the number of minutes between records. wee_config_device can display these records in space-delimited, raw bytes, or dictionary format.

+

For example, to display the most recent 30 records from the console memory:

+ 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --history=30
+

To clear the console memory:

+ 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --clear-memory
+ +

Checking the USB quality

+

Use the wee_config_device utility to test the quality of the USB connection between computer and console. Poor quality USB cables, under-powered USB hubs, and other devices on the bus can interfere with communication.

+

To test the quality of the USB connection to the console:

+ 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --check-usb
+

Let the utility run for at least a few minutes, or possibly an hour or two. It is not unusual to see a few bad reads in an hour, but if you see many bad reads within a few minutes, consider replacing the USB cable, USB hub, or removing other devices from the bus.

+ +

Polling mode and the polling interval

+

When reading 'live' data, weewx can read as fast as possible, or at a user-defined period. This is controlled by the polling_mode parameter. +

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Polling modes for Fine Offset stations
Modeweewx.confNotes
ADAPTIVE +

[FineOffsetUSB] + polling_mode = ADAPTIVE

+ 		+

In this mode, weewx reads data from the station as often as possible, but at intervals that avoid communication between the console and the sensors. Nominally this results in reading data every 48 seconds.

+
PERIODIC +

[FineOffsetUSB] + polling_mode = PERIODIC + polling_interval = 60

+ 		+

In this mode, weewx reads data from the station every polling_interval seconds.

+

The console reads the sensors every 48 seconds (60 seconds for UV), so setting the polling_interval to a value less than 48 will result in duplicate readings.

+
+ + +

TE923

+

The wee_config_device utility cannot + configure TE923 stations.

+

Some station models will recognize up to 5 remote + temperature/humidity sensor units. Use the hardware switch in each + sensor unit to identify sensors. Use the + sensor_map in + weewx.conf to map each sensor to a database + field. +

+

The station has either 200 or 3300 history records, depending on + the model. That is just over a day (200 records) or about 23 days + (3300 records) with an archive interval of 5 minutes.

+

The TE923 driver is not capable of reading archive records from + the station.

+ + +

Ultimeter

+

The wee_config_device utility cannot + configure Ultimeter stations.

+

The Ultimeter driver operates the Ultimeter in Data Logger Mode, + which results in sensor readings every 1/2 second or so.

+

The Ultimeter driver ignores the maximum, minimum, and average + values recorded by the station.

+ + +

Vantage

When the station_type is Vantage, the --help option will produce output @@ -2374,140 +2586,13 @@ Mutating actions will request confirmation before proceeding.

services.

-

Fine Offset 10xx, 20xx, 30xx

- -

The station clock can only be set manually via buttons on the - console, or (if the station supports it) by WWVB radio. The - FineOffsetUSB driver ignores the station clock since it cannot be - trusted.

-

The station reads data from the sensors every 48 seconds. - The 30xx stations read UV data every 60 seconds.

-

The 10xx and 20xx stations can save up to 4080 historical readings. - That is about 85 days of data with the default recording interval of - 30 minutes, or about 14 days with a recording interval of 5 minutes. - The 30xx stations can save up to 3264 historical readings.

-

When weewx starts up it will attempt - to download all records from the console since the last record in - the archive database.

- -

When the station_type is - FineOffsetUSB, - the --help option will produce output - something like this:

-

FineOffsetUSB driver version 1.7 -Usage: wee_config_device [config_file] [options] [--debug] [--help] - -Configuration utility for weewx devices. - -Options: - -h, --help show this help message and exit - --debug display diagnostic information while running - -y answer yes to every prompt - --info display weather station configuration - --current get the current weather conditions - --history=N display N records - --history-since=N display records since N minutes ago - --clear-memory clear station memory - --set-time set station clock to computer time - --set-interval=N set logging interval to N minutes - --live display live readings from the station - --logged display logged readings from the station - --fixed-block display the contents of the fixed block - --check-usb test the quality of the USB connection - --check-fixed-block monitor the contents of the fixed block - --format=FORMAT format for output, one of raw, table, or dict - -Mutating actions will request confirmation before proceeding.

- -

Station information

-

Display the station settings with the --info - option.

- 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --info
-

This will result in something like this:

- 
Fine Offset station settings:
-                    local time: 2013.02.11 18:34:28 CET
-                  polling_mode: ADAPTIVE
-
-                  abs_pressure: 933.3
-                   current_pos: 592
-                  data_changed: 0
-                    data_count: 22
-                     date_time: 2007-01-01 22:49
-                 hum_in_offset: 18722
-                hum_out_offset: 257
-                            id: None
-                 lux_wm2_coeff: 0
-                       magic_1: 0x55
-                       magic_2: 0xaa
-                         model: None
-                     rain_coef: None
-                   read_period: 30
-                  rel_pressure: 1014.8
-                temp_in_offset: 1792
-               temp_out_offset: 0
-                      timezone: 0
-                    unknown_01: 0
-                    unknown_18: 0
-                       version: 255
-                     wind_coef: None
-                     wind_mult: 0
-

Highlighted  values can be modified with the wee_config_device utility.

- -

Changing the archive interval

-

Fine Offset stations ship from the factory with an archive interval - (read_period) of 30 minutes (1800 seconds). To change the station's - interval to 5 minutes, do the following:

-

$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --set-interval=5

- -

Dumping the console memory

-

Fine Offset stations store records in a circular buffer — once the buffer fills, the oldest records are replaced by newer records. The 1080 and 2080 consoles store up to 4080 records. The 3080 consoles store up to 3264 records. The data_count indicates how many records are in memory. The read_period indicates the number of minutes between records. wee_config_device can display these records in space-delimited, raw bytes, or dictionary format.

-

For example, to display the most recent 30 records from the console memory:

- 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --history=30
-

To clear the console memory:

- 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --clear-memory
- -

Checking the USB quality

-

Use the wee_config_device utility to test the quality of the USB connection between computer and console. Poor quality USB cables, under-powered USB hubs, and other devices on the bus can interfere with communication.

-

To test the quality of the USB connection to the console:

- 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --check-usb
-

Let the utility run for at least a few minutes, or possibly an hour or two. It is not unusual to see a few bad reads in an hour, but if you see many bad reads within a few minutes, consider replacing the USB cable, USB hub, or removing other devices from the bus.

- -

Polling mode and the polling interval

-

When reading 'live' data, weewx can read as fast as possible, or at a user-defined period. This is controlled by the polling_mode parameter. -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Polling modes for Fine Offset stations
Modeweewx.confNotes
ADAPTIVE -

[FineOffsetUSB] - polling_mode = ADAPTIVE

- 		-

In this mode, weewx reads data from the station as often as possible, but at intervals that avoid communication between the console and the sensors. Nominally this results in reading data every 48 seconds.

-
PERIODIC -

[FineOffsetUSB] - polling_mode = PERIODIC - polling_interval = 60

- 		-

In this mode, weewx reads data from the station every polling_interval seconds.

-

The console reads the sensors every 48 seconds (60 seconds for UV), so setting the polling_interval to a value less than 48 will result in duplicate readings.

-
+

WS1

+

The wee_config_device utility cannot + configure WS1 stations.

+

The WS1 stations produce data every 1/2 second or so.

-

La Crosse WS23xx

+

WS23xx

The hardware interface is a serial port, but USB-serial converters can be used with computers that have no serial port. Beware that not every type of USB-serial converter will work. Converters based @@ -2595,7 +2680,7 @@ in humidity: 48.0 

$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --clear-memory
-

La Crosse WS28xx

+

WS28xx

weewx communicates with a USB transceiver, which communicates with the station console, which in turn communicates with the sensors. The transceiver and console must be paired and @@ -2736,90 +2821,6 @@ wind_gust_max_time: None

can do much more than the console alarms anyway.

-

TE923

-

The wee_config_device utility cannot - configure TE923 stations.

-

Some station models will recognize up to 5 remote - temperature/humidity sensor units. Use the hardware switch in each - sensor unit to identify sensors. Use the - sensor_map in - weewx.conf to map each sensor to a database - field. -

-

The station has either 200 or 3300 history records, depending on - the model. That is just over a day (200 records) or about 23 days - (3300 records) with an archive interval of 5 minutes.

-

The TE923 driver is not capable of reading archive records from - the station.

- - -

Ultimeter

-

The wee_config_device utility cannot - configure Ultimeter stations.

-

The Ultimeter driver operates the Ultimeter in Data Logger Mode, - which results in sensor readings every 1/2 second or so.

-

The Ultimeter driver ignores the maximum, minimum, and average - values recorded by the station.

- - -

WS1

-

The wee_config_device utility cannot - configure WS1 stations.

-

The WS1 stations produce data every 1/2 second or so.

- - -

RainWise CC3000

-

The CC3000 data logger may be configured to return data in - METRIC or US units. These are not the same groups of METRIC and US - units as defined within weewx. However, the - CC3000 driver will convert to the appropriate units for the - weewx configuration.

-

The CC3000 data logger stores 2MB of records.

-

The CC3000 driver supports catchup on startup, but it does not - support hardware record generation.

- -

When the station_type is - CC3000, - the --help option will produce output - something like this:

-

CC3000 driver version 0.8 -Usage: wee_config_device [config_file] [options] [--debug] [--help] - -Configuration utility for weewx devices. - -Options: - -h, --help show this help message and exit - --debug display diagnostic information while running - -y answer yes to every prompt - --info display weather station configuration - --current display current weather readings - --history=N display N records (0 for all records) - --history-since=N display records since N minutes ago - --clear-memory clear station memory - --set-clock set station clock to computer time - --set-interval=N set logging interval to N minutes - --set-units=UNITS set units to METRIC or ENGLISH - -Mutating actions will request confirmation before proceeding.

- -

Station information

-

Display the station settings with the --info - option.

- 
$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --info
-

This will result in something like this:

- 
firmware: Rainwise CC-3000 Version: 1.3 Build 006 Sep 04 2013
-time: 2014/06/02 08:22:17
-units: ENGLISH
-memory: 251372 bytes, 4334 records, 12%
-interval: 1
- -

Changing the archive interval

-

CC3000 loggers ship from the factory with an archive interval - of 1 minutes (60 seconds). To change the station's - interval to 5 minutes, do the following:

-

$BIN_ROOT/wee_config_device --set-interval=5

- -

Configuring MySQL

This section applies only to those who wish to use the MySQL database, instead of the default sqlite database.