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This has been here for a while and it drives me bonkers. The canvasses for pressure and CO2 (anything that has values more than 3 digits) are too narrow, which results in values on the Y-axis being cut of. Pressure: netatmoweb.jpg CO2: netatmoweb2.jpg Am I the only one that is seeing this? Note: usi...

Stoffiss wrote:Also, date and time can be seen in the graphs

Only when you use a microscope... at least, on my tablet everything is displayed in such a small font nobody will be able to read anything on the graphs .

I updated the netatmo weather station app on my tablet to 1.14.0.0 yesterday. It says it can't connect since there is no network connection. The latter certainly is not true, there is connection on wifi, it just has no mobile radio. Hardware: Motorola Zoom 2ME, running Android 4.1.

Thanks, that worked. It is weird that the webapp (https://my.netatmo.com/app/station) obviously uses a different setting; when one clicks on the weathermap from there, the language changed. Now that is silly, isn't it?

All of a sudden, the "NetAtmo weathermap" in the web application shows everything in French. The data in the webapp itself however all is in English as it should be. How do I set the language for the weathermap?

My outdoor station didn't register data between 22:30 yesterday evening and 7:21 this morning. Batteries are okay though and the indoor units registered all their data correctly. Any ideas?

I just noticed today... sharing seems to work for twitter only? No facebook or whatever else there may be?
Also, a bit more information on the outdoor air quality would be more than welcome. The mobile app already provides a bit more info, why not the web interface?

I got half my data this morning, but a reload of the browser fixed that. It was awfully slow though...

I doubt it's possible, but it is inadvisable from a security point of view. The current system design is inherently flawed where security is concerned, but providing indoor measurements to an open system is like hanging a sign on your window telling everyone if you're home or not.

Assuming you are on the northern hemisphere, it would be best to place the sensor on the north wall of your house. Be aware however that (brick) walls and wooden (stone or sand even worse) floors *will* heat up during the day and play havoc with both, temperature and humidity readings. If you have t...