OpenWeatherMap Weather Driver Using OneCall API

[kblagron]

I updated the driver in the first post so that you can select "Inches of Mercury" or "Millibars" at initialization.  The conversion I used was 1 inch of Mercury = 33.86389 Millibars.

Let me know if this is what you were interested in.

[dlmorgan999]

Yup - this is just what I looking for. Thanks for the quick response!

[Bugman]

I installed the driver on a Win10 box with CQC version 6.07 and I get the following error. 

 CIDOrb_ClientBase.cpp.984, Failed/Timeout, Error: 1008/0/0
    The server at fe80::b022:3389:5949:c547%16:13507 did not reply within the requested time. Proxy class=TCQCSrvAdminClientProxy
      <CQCAdmin> CQCKit_CQCSrvAdminClientProxy.cpp - 1864
      <CQCAdmin> CQCTreeBrws_DevicesBrws.cpp - 2414


Driver just won't connect and I have it configured properly with the API key and the lat/long info. Any ideas?

[kblagron]

I installed the driver on a Win10 box with CQC version 6.07 and I get the following error. 

 CIDOrb_ClientBase.cpp.984, Failed/Timeout, Error: 1008/0/0
    The server at fe80::b022:3389:5949:c547%16:13507 did not reply within the requested time. Proxy class=TCQCSrvAdminClientProxy
      <CQCAdmin> CQCKit_CQCSrvAdminClientProxy.cpp - 1864
      <CQCAdmin> CQCTreeBrws_DevicesBrws.cpp - 2414


Driver just won't connect and I have it configured properly with the API key and the lat/long info. Any ideas

Just looking at the message, it seems that the driver is not connecting to the 13507, which is the CQCServer port.  I am still running it without any problems.  It may be an issue similar to what we have seen in the RainMachine Driver where we had to increase the time to get the request.  I will be happy to update driver with an added timeout like was done with the RainMachine driver.