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You should try to calibrate your station to improve the accuracy of your weather observations. Weather Display provides a set of offsets which allow you to tune your data. For example, if you know that your outdoor temperature sensor always reads 1 degC high you can set an offset for this so that Weather Display uses and stores the correct value. | |||
Offsets are set from the Setup, Enter Barometer Offset/... menu. Offsets are available for: | |||
* Barometer | |||
* Temperature | |||
* Humidity (Inside and Outside) | |||
* Wind Speed | |||
* Wind Direction | |||
* Rainfall | |||
* Time of Day | |||
Enter offset values as necessary. You can also set your month to date and year to date rain data here, as Weather Display stores the rain totals independently from data stored in your weather station. Click the button labeled "Yes" to save your entries. | |||
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Revision as of 11:20, 19 December 2005
You should try to calibrate your station to improve the accuracy of your weather observations. Weather Display provides a set of offsets which allow you to tune your data. For example, if you know that your outdoor temperature sensor always reads 1 degC high you can set an offset for this so that Weather Display uses and stores the correct value.
Offsets are set from the Setup, Enter Barometer Offset/... menu. Offsets are available for:
- Barometer
- Temperature
- Humidity (Inside and Outside)
- Wind Speed
- Wind Direction
- Rainfall
- Time of Day
Enter offset values as necessary. You can also set your month to date and year to date rain data here, as Weather Display stores the rain totals independently from data stored in your weather station. Click the button labeled "Yes" to save your entries.
