The main purpose of this post is to help users get going quickly without the hassle of needing to resolve dependencies and fix the issues that this will cause. The software has been designed to run on low power, low memory devices such as a Raspberry Pi and supports many more functions than the ones described here. It should work with most models that come supplied with the EasyWeather software, but this is not guaranteed. Pywws is a collection of python scripts to read, store, process and forward data from popular USB weather stations such as the WH1080. The software will upload to Weather Underground and it can also be used for uploading to the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) web site. These are the ones that are readily available from Jaycar stores.
The information that follows is designed for low cost USB WH1080 type weather stations. The software was built to meet his specific needs therefore it is far more complex than what we need to scan the weather station for uploading data to Weather Underground. The documentation on Jim’s web site is fairly generic and requires a reasonable understanding of Linux systems. The original software and associated documentation was sourced from Jim Easerbrook’s web site at. This post is for people that are looking for an easy way to implement the pywws weather station software on a Raspberry Pi.
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