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During that period I might not be able to reply to mail and/or assist on problems.

can you tell from looking at the raw data, which is right?

Does meteoplug's logged data cover the complete month, or is some of the data missing.
Remember, Meteoplug (as Meteohub) computes these values from the raw data it has stored for the month.

Meteoplug mode of display does show gaps, while Meteohub did connect to the next point in the graph without making the gap explicitely visible. If there is a demand to fill gaps, I could make this an option for chart definitions. Please check if raw data is avail for your gaps in the graphs. If so a...

for July I see raw data going from 2828.3 to 3153,2, that is a delta of 325, which is 81,2 when divided by 4. This maps quite well to what Meteoplug displays for July. Noname.png Don't expect raw data to be inspected on "inspect data" page being adapted by your calibration. Calibration is only tweak...

ok, please email your Meteoplug username to "info(at)meteoplug.com".

I haven't switched them all so far. The "*" prefixed are switched, as they are needed by the dashboard. The "_" prefixed are more kind of example and not completely switched right now.

please give it a shot, the button is now there on "inspect data" page (near "display" button).

you have to initiate a recomputation on Meteoplug manually. You will be able to do that with next Meteoplug version on "Inspect Data" page.

When making use of globally defined charts like the one beginning with "_" or "*" there was a problem, that the chart definitions always reflected to id number zero, assuming that you have used "th0", "thb0", "rain0", "wind0", "vu0", "sol0" as your standard sensors. Latest update of Meteoplug introd...

do you see the calibrations of your meteohub on the meteoplug web interface?
if not, change and save calibration settings on your meteohub again and wait until this gets uploaded to meteoplug.
then import data again...