Replies: 2 comments 1 reply
-
|
@keenerb See the Wiki page on angle, latitude and longitude. It explains the three settings that impact when Allsky switches between day and night. It also describes how to troubleshoot it. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
Thanks for the reply. I figured out my issue. The web config utility is reading and writing /etc/raspap/settings_RPiHQ.json Not sure what's gone wrong here with my install. I've updated the coordinates in the first config and it fixed the issue ofthe DAY and NIGHT miscalculation... |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
In the next release there is only one settings.json file so this issue shouldn't happen. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
Rpi Zero with HQ camera. Local date and time are correct, raspi-config time zone is correct, sunwait poll reports NIGHT, GPS coordinates are set correctly. At approximately midnight every night it switches to daytime capture.
ee39bf8
-vflip --saturation 1 --brightness 0 --quality 95 2> /dev/null
Apr 11 23:57:27 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: > Saving NIGHT image 'image-20230411235614.jpg'
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: Sleeping 0.0 seconds...
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: ==========
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: === Starting daytime capture ===
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: ==========
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: Stop the allsky service to end this process.
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: STARTING EXPOSURE at: 2023-04-11 23:57:28 @ 60.0 sec
Apr 11 23:57:28 zeropihq allsky.sh[1324]: > Capture command: libcamera-still --output '/home/pi/git/allsky/tmp/image-20230411235728.jpg' --timeout 2000 --nopreview --width 4056 --height 3040 --shutter 0 --gain 1 --awbgains 2.8,2 --vflip --saturation 1 --brightness 0 --quality 95 2> /dev/null
Apr 11 23:57:33 zeropihq allsky.sh[1819]: endOfNight.sh: ===== Generating Keogram
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
All reactions