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* '''in''' converts millimeters to inches.
 
* '''in''' converts millimeters to inches.
 
* '''ft''' converts meters to feet.
 
* '''ft''' converts meters to feet.
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* '''mls''' converts kilometers to miles.
 
* '''endir''' converts a wind direction into one of 16 English direction texts.
 
* '''endir''' converts a wind direction into one of 16 English direction texts.
 
* '''nldir''' converts a wind direction into one of 16 Dutch direction texts.
 
* '''nldir''' converts a wind direction into one of 16 Dutch direction texts.

Latest revision as of 13:27, 3 March 2018

Converters

Sensor data is reported in ISO units (°C, hPa, mm, m/s) by default, but can be converted into non-ISO units (imperial) by adding a conversion token. Defined tokens are:

  • F converts temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit.
  • psi converts pressure from hPa (equivalent to mbar) to psi.
  • mmHg converts pressure from hPa to millimeters of mercury.
  • inHg converts pressure from hPa to inches of mercury.
  • kmh converts wind speed from meters per second to kilometers per hour.
  • mph converts wind speed from meters per second to miles per hour.
  • kn converts wind speed from meters per second to knots.
  • bft converts wind speed from meters per second to Beaufort scale.
  • in converts millimeters to inches.
  • ft converts meters to feet.
  • mls converts kilometers to miles.
  • endir converts a wind direction into one of 16 English direction texts.
  • nldir converts a wind direction into one of 16 Dutch direction texts.
  • dedir converts a wind direction into one of 16 German direction texts.
  • barotrend converts a delta measurement (selector delta) into a barometer trend analysis pattern (1 hPa is about 0.03 inHg):
    • -2: delta <= -2 hPa
    • -1: -2 hPa < delta <= -1 hPa
    • 0: -1 hPa < delta < +1 hPa
    • +1: +1 hPa <= delta < +2 hPa
    • +2: +2 hPa <= delta
  • enbarotrend reports trend as strings FF, FS, ST, RS, RF

Converters "F", "psi", "mmHg", "inHg", "kmh", "mph", "kn", "bft", "in", "ft" can be followed by a multiplier. For example: Converter "F10" tells that temp data of sensor will be converted to degrees of Fahrenheit and multiplied by 10 or to say it the other way round the data will be represented in 1/10 degrees of Fahrenheit. As a special case a converter can also just be a multiplier. In that case the multiplier is applied without conversion of units.