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Post by kbrighton on Sept 9, 2017 23:18:48 GMT -8
I have a Davis 7911 Anemometer (https://www.davisnet.com/product/anemometer-for-weather-monitor-or-wizard/) that I'd like to interface to the weather board. The pinouts for the RJ11 from the Davis appear to be this: Pin 1: Not connected Pin 2: Power Pin 3: Wind direction Pin 4: Ground Pin 5: Wind speed Pin 6: Not connected Source: cactus.io/hookups/weather/anemometer/davis/hookup-arduino-to-davis-anemometerThe weatherboard RJ11 pinouts appear to be this: Pin 1: Not connected Pin 2: Ground Pin 3: Ground Pin 4: Anemometer Pin 5: Wind Vane Pin 6: Not connected I was wondering how best to hook this up. Browsing through the source, it appears I might be able to reassign the pins in software, but I'm unsure of the implications of this. Failing that I suppose I could build a breakout box where I can re-wire the pin assignments. Any advice on how to tackle this?
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Post by SDL on Sept 11, 2017 4:21:27 GMT -8
Krighton,
You need to use a breakout box to rewire the pins. No way to change that in software, especially since there are power and ground issues.
BP
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Post by kbrighton on Feb 3, 2018 7:05:31 GMT -8
Just to followup on this, I was able to make the Davis anemometer work by setting up a new voltage table and changing the WIND_FACTOR in SDL_Pi_WeatherRack.py from 2.400 to 3.619. This is needed because the Davis reads 2.25 MPH at 1 revolution per second, versus 1.492 MPH at 1 revolution per second with the standard anemometer.
I also had to use a breakout to wire the Davis to the Weatherboard.
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Post by SDL on Feb 4, 2018 19:35:49 GMT -8
Excellent! Send us a picture!
BP
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