Xiron weather station sending ?

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HI,
my XIRON Weatherstation uses weather1 to communicate. Or is the main station sending too?

02:46:26.657 [pimatic-homeduino] debug: data: "RF receive 428 2012 3960 9272 0 0 0 0 01020102020101020102010202010101010101010202010202020101010102010202010103"
02:46:26.661 [pimatic-homeduino] debug: received: [ 428, 2012, 3960, 9272 ] 01020102020101020102010202010101010101010202010202020101010102010202010103
02:46:26.666 [pimatic-homeduino] debug: weather1: { id: 149,
02:46:26.666 [pimatic-homeduino] debug:> channel: 1,
02:46:26.666 [pimatic-homeduino] debug:> temperature: 22,
02:46:26.666 [pimatic-homeduino] debug:> humidity: 44,
02:46:26.666 [pimatic-homeduino] debug:> lowBattery: false }
02:46:26.724 [pimatic-homeduino] debug: weather5: { id: 154, lowBattery: false, temperature: -127.9, humidity: 43 }

@Clark2309
I split this apart from the hardware threat. pls. don’t hijack threats so the original threat stays clearly viewed.

regarding your question, it’s unusual that weather stations are sending data.
did you try to setup a weather1 device?

@Clark2309 said:

XIRON Weatherstation uses weather1 to communicate. Or is the main station sending too?

I don’t think so, but you can find out easily if you increase the temperature. The weather station’s enclosure should have small openings where the sensor is located. Just put your palms (or fingers - depending on its size) on top of it and you should see the temperature increasing slowly. Now, check the log output of pimatic. You can do the same with the remote sensor btw just to make sure it is your weather station readings you get (if neighboring houses are close).

I think, it’s only the remote station that sends.
Just wanted to add the information of weather1 protocol because it was not mentioned.
Regards Chris

@Clark2309 Thanks. It seems like there different makes of the XIRON wheather station or the RF devices are not properly fine tuned in production.