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weewx-airlink's Issues

Upload AQI to Weather Underground

Are you planning a way for us to upload the AQI from our Airlink units to WU like the PurpleAir units do, or is that reserved exclusively for PurpleAir? I asked WU Support if it's allowed and they haven't said anything yet.

Added Wet Bulb reading to database (Not an issue)

I modified airlink.py to add the wet bulb measurement to the weewx database. Hopefully this is the correct way of adding the measurement.

Added the following:

Line 79: weewx.units.obs_group_dict['wet_bulb'] = 'group_temperature'
Line 103: wet_bulb : float
Line 142: wet_bulb = record['wet_bulb'],
Line 463: # Add wetbulb
if cfg.concentrations.wet_bulb is not None:
packet['wet_bulb'] = cfg.concentrations.wet_bulb
elif cfg.concentrations.wet_bulb_last is not None:
packet['wet_bulb'] = cfg.concentrations.wet_bulb_last

Expanded the database to include Wet Bulb.

Support multiple sensors with separate archive data

We have an Airlink inside and outside and would like to track the data independently. I see that the current implementation just logs whichever configured sensor responds first.

Ideally, you could extend the weedb with archive_day_extra_pm2_51 or similar and have the weewx-airlink archive that data separately.

Thanks,
Blake

Temp and Humidity

Hello!
Does this driver store the reported temp and humidity in the DB somewhere? I'd like to graph it along with my station measurements. (one is on the roof, the other about 6' off the ground)

Thanks!

Any way to disable US EPA corrections

Hi,

First of all, thank you for this extension! I've just recently bought a Davis Airlink and I was able to integrate it with my existing WeewX installation easily. Now, I noticed that the PM2.5 values reported to WeewX by this extension are different from the ones that are reported by the Davis Weatherlink app. This is most probably the result of the US EPA correction that's automatically applied by this plugin. I would, however, like to keep track of the original value (as reported by the sensor). Is there any way to easily disable this correction?

Thanks!

minor readme note

Just a quick note - the extension needs the python 'requests' module as a prerequisite. Works great in the v5 pip install in a venv after doing a pip3 install requests. Thanks !!

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