Data output issue using Raspberrypi v3 B+ and ConsoleWD issue 17.3

[Weather Display]

the higher value (ie 20) made things worse
so it looks like the data read time out is not helping
so I need to look at managing a data split next instead

[Weather Display]

try another download update
no gaurantee will work, as I can duplicate the issue you are having here

[Weather Display]

I managed to duplicate the problem and resolve it
with vers 17.4 (pi 3)
download that new update

[Redsafety]

Hi
sorry, I have not got back but been away I will rerun with updated version over the weekend and get back to you.

Best Regards

[Weather Display]

it should be better I think you will find (make sure revb is set (I assume its a revb data logger?))

[Redsafety]

Hi
It's looking good; my only observations at the moment are that the first record that was logged in Att 1 52018lg file seems to be corrupted and due to anomalies regarding the way the ***Received count** is displayed i.e. at 17:05:22 and 17:05:23 v two counts loggings at 17:06:08 and 17:06:10, I have provided attachment 2 Test Data, so I can confirm with you that the data format is as you would have expected.

Could you help with the following questions please.

Using this data and a Raspberry Pi version 3 have you produced a graphical interface so it can be displayed in a more friendly way?

The time stamp is incorrect both hours’ and minutes however my PC clock is correct how do I adjust this?   

[Weather Display]

re the graphical interface
yes
double click on the wdpi program
and make sure consolewd is set to create the clientraw.txt file

[Redsafety]

Hi
Thank you for the heads-up . FYI, I have run wdpi successfully.

I have also ascertained that if I connect the Pi to the internet the date stamp now reports GMT, not BST. So my question now is how do you adjust within your programme for the 1-hour difference.

Regards

[Weather Display]

you can set a time zone offset
in the config.txt

[Redsafety]

Hi
If you are referring to the "Timezone =" parameter in the config file I have already used Timezone =+1 and this did not increment the time by 1 hour.

Regards

[Thornbury Weather]

Hi
Try on the raspberrypi  open the terminal and Set time to London. Type ”sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata” and selected London. Then reboot the pi.
Steve

[Weather Display]

don't use +1
just use
1

[Redsafety]

Hi,
I will try that next time, however, your idea about setting up the Pi fixed the problem.

Regarding using the “wdpi” program how much time has to elapse before you start seeing data on the graphs, I ask this as no data is being displayed at the moment.

Regarding my post of the June 22 what is your view of the data I attached and the erroneous data?

Regards

[Weather Display]

so you are not seeing any graph data?
is consolewd updating the logfiles OK?

[Weather Display]

I suspect that if you close wdpi and then re open it, the graph data is updated?