w1retap - Data logger for 1-Wire weather sensors

       This manual page was written by Thomas Stewart <thomas@stewarts.org.uk> for the Debian GNU/Linux system
       (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to modify and distribute this manpage under the terms
       of GNU General Public Licence version 2 or (at your opinion) any later version.

                                                   02/05/2025                                         W1RETAP(1)

       The w1retap package reads weather sensors on a 1-Wire bus and data logs the retrieved data to the
       configured databases or files. It supports a number of different 1-Wire host bus adapters and 1-Wire
       sensors designed by Dallas Semiconductor Corp (now Maxim Integrated) and compatible sensors including
       those from AAG Electrónica and other hobby sensors.

       •   $ w1retap -l -i /dev/ttyUSBS0 -v

0
           Returns 0 on success or failure

       w1retap - Data logger for 1-Wire weather sensors

-h,--help
           Show help options

       -w,--wait
           At startup, wait until next interval

       -1,--once-only
           Read once and exit

       -R,--release-interface
           Release the 1Wire interface between reads

       -d,--daemonise
           Daemonise (background) application

       -T,--no-tmp-log
           Disables /var/lib/w1retap/.w1retap.dat logging

       -l,--tmp-log-name=FILE
           Names logging file (/var/lib/w1retap/.w1retap.dat)

       -i,--interface=DEVICE
           Interface device, the DEVICE can be serial DS2480 adaptor or a USB DS2490-1 adaptor. Use the serial
           device node (eg /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/ttyUSB0) for serial or use DS2490-1 to use libusb for a USB
           adaptor.

       -t,--cycle-time=SECS
           Time (secs) between device readings

       -N,--dont-read
           Don’t read sensors (for debugging)

       -v,--verbose
           Verbose messages

       -o,--vane-offset=VAL
           Value for N for weather vane (0-15)

       -V,--version
           Display version number (and exit)

       -s,--simulate
           Simulate readings (for testing, not yet implemented)

       -u,--use-utc
           Store dates as UTC (vice localtime)

       -r,--report-log=FILE
           Report log file

       •   /usr/share/doc/w1retap-doc/w1retap.odt

       •   http://www.zen35309.zen.co.uk/wx/tech.html

w1find(1), w1sensors(1)

       The w1retap daemon accepts three signals. SIGUSR1 causes it to read all the sensors immediately. SIGUSR2
       causes it to print the current configuration. SIGHUP causes it to re-read the configuration.

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