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As far as I know, downloads for 4.18 or 4.30 Vue firmware have never been publicly released by Davis. I don't know why - there is no obvious reason for them not to be available, other than the need to check that the Vue console is MB revision or later. But TBH there are only minimal differences between 3.00 and 4.xx - I doubt that you would notice any practical difference at all.

But the bottom line is that you should contact Davis support by email, quote your Mfg Code and ask them directly for a copy.
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Yes thanks for that however it does not mean that Ecowitt should not provide full documentation for this interface which is something I am pushing for.

I had worked out what 3 and 4 probably meant but trial and error or looking at page source should not be needed!

Without documentation how does a developer add support for this interface unless he either purchases the correct device or relies on help from someone who does - documentation is important.

Stuart
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What is the Mfg code of the Vue console?

MB121106016
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If you use the browser interface to your GW* device, go to the Live Data page, then select "view source" to look at the HTML.
If you scroll down far enough, you should find something like this:

   const idObj = {
      '0x02': 'Outdoor Temperature',
      '0x07': 'Outdoor Humidity',
      '0x03': 'Dew Point',
      // '0x04': 'Wind chill',
      // '0x05': 'Heat index',
      '0x0A': 'Wind Direction',
      '0x0B': 'Wind Speed',
      '0x0C': 'Gust Speed',

      '0x15': 'Solar Irradiance',
      '0x16': 'UV',
      '0x17': 'UV-Index',
      '0x18': 'Date and time',
      '0x19': 'Day Wind Max',

      '0x0D': 'Rain Event',
      '0x0E': 'Rain Rate',
      '0x0F': 'Rain hour',
      '0x10': 'Rain Day',
      '0x11': 'Rain Week',
      '0x12': 'Rain Month',
      '0x13': 'Rain Year',
      '0x14': 'Rain Totals',
      //piezo rain
      // '0x80': 'Rain Rate',
      // '0x81': 'Rain Event',
      // '0x82': 'Rain Hour',
      // '0x83': 'Rain Day',
      // '0x84': 'Rain Week',
      // '0x85': 'Rain Month',
      // '0x86': 'Rain Year',
   }


Also take a look at the function initData() - this is the top of it:

function initData() {
      if (dataArr.common_list && dataArr.common_list.length > 0) { //common-data
         let commonStr = ''
         dataArr.common_list.forEach(val => {
            let idStr = ''
            if (val.id === '3') {
               idStr = 'Feels Like'
            } else if (val.id === '4') {
               idStr = 'Apparent'
            } else if (val.id == '0x0A') {
               idStr = idObj[val.id] || ''
               val.val = `${val.val} °`
            } else if (val.id == '0x15') {
               idStr = idObj[val.id] || ''
               val.val = val.val.includes('W/m2') ? val.val.replace('W/m2', ' W/㎡') : `${val.val}`
            } else {
               idStr = idObj[val.id] || ''
            }
            if (val.id != '0x04' && val.id != '0x05') {
               let unit = val.unit ? unitJudge(val.unit) : ''
               let imgStr = (!val.battery || val.battery == '0') ? '' :
                  `<img src="${battImgobj[val.battery]}" >`
               commonStr += `<div class="data-item">
                        <div class="data-til-box"><div class="data-til">${idStr}</div> ${imgStr}</div>
                        <div class="data-num">${val.val} ${unit}</div>
                     </div>`
            }
         })


This should help to decode the id values - at least *if* the value you seek is present.

Based on what I see, id "3" is indeed "Feels Like", id "4" is "Apparent", while "0x03" is "Dew Point" and "0x04" might be "Wind chill".
Gotta love how those ids are numerically equal, but not string equal...

   ---Jonathan
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What is the Mfg code of the Vue console?
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Hello. I would like to ask where can I download Davis Vantage Vue Console 4.18 or 4.30 firmware? I can't find it anywhere. Can someone link it or upload it?
Thanky you. [tup]
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I have a system with HP2564 and WS90 for weather, soil moisture. To add a WFC01 (water control valve) i have had to add a GW2000 hub to interface to the water valves. The hub is located in a steel structure shed and does not have the required signal strength to reach all water valves out in the field. What options do i have for extending the signal (antenna / repeater) or is the only alternative to mount the GW2000 outside in plastic IP67 housing?
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Weather Conditions Discussion / Re: Find most accurate weather data in Europe
« Last post by Wooks61 on Yesterday at 07:59:31 PM »

And how do I find the data source that is more reliable for my location and Europe in general?

I have found some websites that work for comparing US-based forecast services but no luck for Europe.

Any suggestions?

You could find the location(s) of your nearest reporting stations here:
https://www.ogimet.com/home.phtml.en
  other info sites
https://www.dwd.de/EN/ourservices/gpcc/gpcc
https://www.dwd.de/EN/specialusers/hobbymet/hobbymet_node.html

https://www.ecad.eu/
https://surfobs.climate.copernicus.eu/dataaccess/access_eobs.php

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Howdy folks,

I know many of you have a regular rain gauge that you use to see if your Ecowitt rain gauge is working correctly. But what if I don't have a manual rain gauge?

I know I can look at the other Ecowitt stations nearby, which is definitely interesting. But I am also interested in comparing my measurements with weather models and local professional stations. Where are these weather data accessible? Any particular website?

Rain amounts can differ a block away. Recommend you get a Stratus rain gauge and install it close to your stations rain gauge.
After a few rains you can start to dial in your stations rain gauge by adjusting the gain. This will take a while to dial it in. But it is possible to get very close.

Other than that, use stations close by using Weather Underground. However, that's like a dog chasing its tail. :-"
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Weather Website PHP/AJAX scripting / Re: advisorybox does not work
« Last post by meteosanjuan on Yesterday at 06:14:25 PM »
Glad it's working for you again.

How great you are Ken, thanks to you for always being there.
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