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Document Support for Ambient Weather's TX-3110B Sensor #2927

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ewsandor opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 1 comment
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Document Support for Ambient Weather's TX-3110B Sensor #2927

ewsandor opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 1 comment

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@ewsandor
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ewsandor commented May 16, 2024

First of all, thank you for supporting this amazing project.

I would like to document support for Ambient Weather's TX-3110B sensor as it looks like this sensor is supported under the 'Bresser-6in1' protocol.

Background:
This sensor is sold as a replacement for Ambient Weather's Falcon WS-8480 weather station which looks to be the same as the Bresser 6-in-1 weather station but with different branding for the United States. Documenting this support may help others discover and participate with this project.

Behavior:
Specifically, this sensor is detected as 'Sensor Type 2' and the temperature, humidity, channel values look correct (I have not yet performed any detailed comparison with another temperature/humidity sensor to see if any calibration is needed, but ballpark values look good). The ID and CRC also look consistent.

Other Notes:
Briefly reviewing the rtl_433 implementation of the Bressor-6in1 sensor, I see reference a soil sensor and pool/spa sensor. My base station (Ambient Weather's WS-8482) is compatible with Ambient Weather's TX-3102 soil sensor and TX-3107 pool/spa sensor. Assuming this is truly the same protocol, these two sensors are likely also supported, but I do not have access to either of these sensors to confirm.

Screenshot of rtl_433 receiving my sensor:
For reference
CH 1 is indoors,
CH 2 is outdoors (Illinois evening in May),
CH 3 is in the refrigerator,
CH 4 is in the freezer,
CH 5 is in the basement

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We need to transfer a summary of this report to https://github.com/merbanan/rtl_433/blob/master/src/devices/bresser_6in1.c#L26

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