Post by: Mysticstang on May 29, 2019, 12:28:15 PM
Post by: galfert on May 31, 2019, 07:48:47 AM
Post by: Vette-kid on July 19, 2019, 08:40:57 AM
Post by: Theo on July 19, 2019, 08:44:15 AM
Post by: Vette-kid on July 19, 2019, 08:50:31 AM
Post by: galfert on July 19, 2019, 08:56:17 AM
It's in the console on the 2551, but I just get --.- on the display.
It is NOT in the HP2551 console. The HP2551 is the same thing as a WS-2000. As Theo posted you need a WH32B or a WS-1000-BTH (WH25).
Post by: Vette-kid on July 19, 2019, 09:18:11 AM
http://www.ecowitt.com/weather_station/70.html
"Measures wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, outdoor temperature and humidity, solar radiation and UV. With a temperature, humidity and barometric pressure sensor inside the console".
Post by: galfert on July 19, 2019, 09:27:30 AM
The product page clearly claims that it is. I believe you of course, but I'm a little frustrated that the page claims otherwise.
http://www.ecowitt.com/weather_station/70.html
"Measures wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, outdoor temperature and humidity, solar radiation and UV. With a temperature, humidity and barometric pressure sensor inside the console".
I think that is just a bad Chinese to English translation. What they mean to say is that the console displays the barometric pressure inside the display, which it gets from the WH32B. The WH25 (or WS-1000-BTH) is just the old version of the same thing (which also works).
See that product photo with the white sensor to the side? That is the WH32B. It is different to the WH31 which does not have barometric sensor. You can only have one WH32B, but you have have up to 8 WH31 sensors. The WH31 looks identical but it only has temperature and humidity.
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Post by: Mandrake on July 19, 2019, 10:23:39 AM
Unless of course you are only purchasing a console and not the sensor array (ie a complete weather station) in which case perhaps ecowitt assumed you had all the sensors already and were just replacing a console!
Post by: galfert on July 19, 2019, 12:51:14 PM
The GW1000 does not have a display to generate heat but it is such a small device and has a powerful chipset that generates heat (same chipset used on the HP2551/WS-2000). Because of this the GW1000 has that pig-tail with the temperature and humidity sensor to be external without requiring a separate device with batteries. That keeps the cost down of the GW1000 and allows it to provide good data for indoor temperature and humidity. It is an simple solution to the heat problem.
The WS-2902A has a built in barometric sensor and a built in indoor temperature and humidity sensor. The WS-2902A display though is LED and does not generate meaningful heat.
Post by: Theo on July 19, 2019, 12:51:39 PM
I find it kind of odd that peeps are able to purchase the HP2551 and that the WH32B is not being supplied with the console. I would of expected it to be a default...
Unless of course you are only purchasing a console and not the sensor array (ie a complete weather station) in which case perhaps ecowitt assumed you had all the sensors already and were just replacing a console!
When I bought my WS-2000, the WH32B came in the package. I do not know what ecowitt is doing. Silliness not to provide the 32B in the package unless you are buying piece by piece. All of these companies are confusing. It sure wasn't clear to me that the Atlas console doesn't even connect to the internet AT ALL. :(
Post by: Vette-kid on July 19, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
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Post by: diego on July 20, 2019, 02:43:04 PM
someone has the same problem,in ecowitt.net the relative and absolute pressure has the same value. Anyone has it?
thank you
Post by: galfert on July 20, 2019, 03:13:00 PM
hi friends!
someone has the same problem,in ecowitt.net the relative and absolute pressure has the same value. Anyone has it?
thank you
If your relative and absolute pressure are the same value then that is because the console doing the upload reporting is configured so that the relative offset is zero. What console is being used to upload?
Here is the configuration for the GW1000. Realize that your relative offset is determined by your elevation. This is different in the HP2551 where you separately set Relative and Absolute pressures....but still their difference should be indicative of your elevation. This is something everyone needs to configure manually.
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Post by: diego on July 20, 2019, 03:18:31 PM
hi friends!
someone has the same problem,in ecowitt.net the relative and absolute pressure has the same value. Anyone has it?
thank you
If your relative and absolute pressure are the same value then that is because the console doing the upload reporting is configured so that the relative offset is zero. What console is being used to upload?
Here is the configuration for the GW1000. Realize that your relative offset is determined by your elevation.
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