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Code to handle type 0x44, the Water Temperature Sensor #4
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Temperature Sensor. The packet is type 0x44, 7 bytes in length and only measures temperature. In the log file it appears as: DATA[20110306053856]:type=WATER,sensor=3,temp=18.0
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I've added the code required to handle the Oregon Scientific THWR800 Water Temperature Sensor. The changes required were very simple and the new wmr_handle_water function that I added is basically just your wmr_handle_temp with the humidity, smiley and trending parts removed. It works great with my water sensor.
Thanks for writing the program, it's great that there's an open-source alternative to log data out of our devices!
-Geoff