Ecowitt Weather Station
| Developer: | Glenn's Plugins Like this plugin? Show your appreciation! |
| Category: | Weather and Environmental Sensors |
| Github: | Github Repo |
| Assistance: | Get help! Check the online documentation |
| Plugin ID: | com.GlennNZ.indigoplugin.ecowittweather |
| Latest release: | v1.1.0 released on May 23, 2026 |
| Release downloaded: | 2 times |
| Requires: | Indigo v2023.2.0 or higher |
| (Check the Releases tab below for older releases that may have different requirements) | |
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Ecowitt Weather Station is an Indigo Domotics plugin that receives live weather data directly from your Ecowitt gateway over your local network — no cloud, no third-party account required.
What it does
The plugin runs a lightweight HTTP server inside Indigo. Your Ecowitt gateway is configured to POST its sensor readings to that server every 16–60 seconds using the Ecowitt local push protocol. Every reading becomes an Indigo device state, available immediately for use in triggers, schedules, control pages, and scripts.
- No cloud dependency — data flows directly from gateway to Mac over your LAN
- All sensors in one device — a single Ecowitt Gateway Hub device holds every state from every sensor attached to that gateway
- Dynamic states — new sensors appear automatically the first time their data is received; you never need to edit XML
- Units your way — choose Imperial or Metric; the plugin picks the right value when aioecowitt provides both
- Multiple gateways — add one Hub device per gateway; each is routed by its unique PASSKEY
Supported Hardware
Gateways / Hubs
| Model | Notes |
|---|---|
| GW1200 | Wi-Fi gateway |
| GW2000 | Ethernet + Wi-Fi gateway |
| GW3000 | Ethernet + Wi-Fi with on-board data storage |
| HP2560 / HP2564 | Console display hubs |
Any Ecowitt gateway that supports the Customized / Ecowitt protocol upload will work.
Sensors (examples)
WS90 · WH65 · WH40 · WH57 · WH51 · WH31 · WH55 · WH41 · WH43 · WH45 · WH46 · WN34 · WH80 · WH68 · WH85 · WH25 · WH26
Wiki Pages
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Installation | Download, install, and first launch |
| Ecowitt Gateway Setup | Configure your gateway to push data — app and web UI methods, per-model notes |
| Device Setup | Creating Hub devices, PASSKEY routing, multiple gateways |
| Sensor States Reference | Complete list of all states by sensor category |
| Code Architecture | How the plugin works — asyncio, dynamic states, unit priority |
| Troubleshooting | Common problems and diagnostic steps |
Quick Start
1. Install the plugin → Installation
2. Configure plugin → Plugin Configuration (set port, units)
3. Configure gateway → Ecowitt Gateway Setup (WSView Plus / web UI)
4. Create Hub device → Device Setup
5. Wait for first push — states appear automatically
Requirements
- Indigo 2025.2 or later (API 3.4+)
- macOS with Indigo running on the same LAN as the gateway
- An Ecowitt gateway with firmware supporting Customized upload (all current models do)
aioecowitt≥ 2025.9.2 — installed automatically by Indigo fromrequirements.txt
Plugin by Glenn Hawken · Uses aioecowitt by the Home Assistant team · Dynamic state pattern from GhostXML
Requirements
- Indigo 2025.2 or later (API 3.4+)
- An Ecowitt gateway configured to push to this Mac over your local network
aioecowitt≥ 2025.9.2 (installed automatically by Indigo fromrequirements.txt)
Ecowitt Gateway/Hubs supported
GW1200 Wi-Fi Gateway GW2000 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Gateway GW3000 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Gateway with Data Storage
Sensors
WH51 Wireless Soil Moisture Sensor WH40 Wireless Self-emptying Rain Gauge Sensor WH57 Outdoor Wireless Lightning Detection Sensor WS90 Wireless 7-in-1 Weather Sensor
Creates a EcoWitt Gateway Hub device for each gateway. This single Indigo device contains all the sensors. If new sensors are added - (Gateway supports quite a lot) then the new sensors will be created automatically and appear as a state. If sensors are removed (the states remain in the Indigo device but do not update). If this triggers OCD tendenceies then delete the indigo device and start afresh.
Installation
- Download the latest release
.indigoPluginfile. - Double-click it — Indigo will install the plugin automatically.
- Configure the plugin (see below) and create at least one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device.
Plugin Configuration
Open Plugins → Ecowitt Weather Station → Configure…
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Listen Port | 45000 |
TCP port the plugin's HTTP server listens on. Must be reachable from the gateway. |
| Listen Path | /data/report/ |
URL path the gateway POSTs to. Must match WSView Plus settings exactly. |
| Units | Imperial | Preferred unit system. When aioecowitt provides both °F and °C, the preferred variant wins. |
| Debug Logging | Off | Logs every push and sensor update to the Indigo log. |
Firewall: macOS may block incoming connections on the listen port. Allow it in System Settings → Network → Firewall or it will be prompted on first connection.
Gateway Setup (WSView Plus)
In the WSView Plus app, configure a Customised upload server: This is in the Web Tab of the Gateway settings, or via the App.
Option 1: Use the Ecowitt app (on your phone):
In the top-left corner, select the menu icon () and select Devices. Under My Devices, select your Ecowitt station. In the top-right corner, select the ellipsis icon (). From the list, select Others. Select the DIY Upload Servers button, and from the Supported Servers List, select Customized. From the Protocol Type Same As list, select Ecowitt. Enter the Server IP / Host Name, Path, and Port from the integration. The path has to match! Remove the first forward slash from the path, as the app will prepend one. Save your settings.
Option 2: Navigate to the Ecowitt web UI in a browser at the station IP address:
Select Weather Services then scroll down to the Customized section. Under Customized, select 🔘 Enable and Protocol Type Same As 🔘 Ecowitt. Enter the Server IP / Host Name, Path, and Port from the integration. Save your settings.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Protocol | Ecowitt |
| Server IP / Hostname | IP address of your Indigo Mac |
| Path | /data/report (must match plugin setting) |
| Port | 45000 (must match plugin setting) |
| Upload Interval | 16 s – 60 s (recommended) |
Device Setup
Create one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device per physical gateway:
- PASSKEY (optional): paste the PASSKEY value your gateway sends. Leave blank to accept data from any gateway — useful when you have a single gateway.
The gateway model and station type are auto-populated from the first push received. All sensor states are created dynamically — a brand-new device has only connectionStatus until the first push arrives.
Supported Sensors
States are created only for sensors your specific gateway and attached sensors actually report. States persist across plugin restarts.
Gateway metadata
connectionStatus · lastUpdate · gatewayModel · stationType
Outdoor
outdoorTemp · outdoorHumidity · dewPoint · feelsLike · windChill
Indoor
indoorTemp · indoorHumidity · indoorDewPoint
Wind
windDirection · windDirAvg10m · windSpeed · windSpeedAvg10m · windGust · maxDailyGust
Rain (tipping-bucket gauge)
rainRate · eventRain · hourlyRain · dailyRain · weeklyRain · monthlyRain · yearlyRain
Rain (WS90 piezoelectric gauge)
rainRatePiezo · eventRainPiezo · hourlyRainPiezo · dailyRainPiezo · weeklyRainPiezo · monthlyRainPiezo · yearlyRainPiezo · last24hRainPiezo · rainStatePiezo
Pressure
pressureRelative · pressureAbsolute
Solar / UV
solarRadiation · solarRadiationLux · uvIndex
Vapour Pressure Deficit
vpd
CO₂ / Air Quality (WH45 / WH46)
co2 · co2Avg24h · co2Indoor · co2IndoorAvg24h · pm25Co2 · pm25Co2Avg24h · pm1Co2 · pm4Co2 · pm10Co2 (+ 24h averages) · humiCo2 · tempCo2
Lightning (WH57)
lightningDist · lightningCount · lightningLastTime
Leak sensors (WH55)
leak1 – leak4
PM2.5 channels (WH41 / WH43)
pm25Ch1 – pm25Ch4 (+ 24h averages)
Multi-channel temperature/humidity (WH31, WH51, WH57 etc.)
ch1Temp – ch8Temp · ch1Humidity – ch8Humidity · ch1DewPoint – ch8DewPoint · soilMoisture1 – soilMoisture8 · soilTemp1 – soilTemp8 · leafWetness1 – leafWetness8
Battery / Power
battWh65 · battWh40 · battWh80 · battWh57 · battWh68 · battWh90 · battWh25 · battWh26 · pm25Batt1–pm25Batt4 · ch1Battery–ch8Battery · soilBatt1–soilBatt8 · ws90CapVolt
Stale Detection
If no push is received for more than 5 minutes, connectionStatus is set to Stale. It returns to Connected on the next push. The check runs every 60 seconds.
Multiple Gateways
Create one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device per gateway and set the PASSKEY on each. Data from each gateway is routed to its matching device. All gateways share the same listen port and path.
Troubleshooting
No data received
- Confirm the gateway is configured for Ecowitt protocol (not Wunderground) in WSView Plus.
- Check the path matches exactly — /data/report/ with trailing slash.
- Run sudo tcpdump -ni any -A port 45000 to confirm packets are arriving at the Mac.
States not appearing - Enable Debug Logging in plugin preferences and reload the plugin. The log will show sensor discovery and state registration.
"No matching Indigo device" warning - Create an Ecowitt Gateway Hub device, or if one already exists, check the PASSKEY matches.
Credits
- Uses
aioecowittby the Home Assistant team. - Dynamic state pattern adapted from GhostXML by IndigoDomotics.
| Released on: | May 23, 2026 |
| Requires: | Indigo v2023.2.0+ |
| Downloaded: | 2 times |
| Download this release | |
Ecowitt Weather Station is an Indigo Domotics plugin that receives live weather data directly from your Ecowitt gateway over your local network — no cloud, no third-party account required.
What it does
The plugin runs a lightweight HTTP server inside Indigo. Your Ecowitt gateway is configured to POST its sensor readings to that server every 16–60 seconds using the Ecowitt local push protocol. Every reading becomes an Indigo device state, available immediately for use in triggers, schedules, control pages, and scripts.
- No cloud dependency — data flows directly from gateway to Mac over your LAN
- All sensors in one device — a single Ecowitt Gateway Hub device holds every state from every sensor attached to that gateway
- Dynamic states — new sensors appear automatically the first time their data is received; you never need to edit XML
- Units your way — choose Imperial or Metric; the plugin picks the right value when aioecowitt provides both
- Multiple gateways — add one Hub device per gateway; each is routed by its unique PASSKEY
Supported Hardware
Gateways / Hubs
| Model | Notes |
|---|---|
| GW1200 | Wi-Fi gateway |
| GW2000 | Ethernet + Wi-Fi gateway |
| GW3000 | Ethernet + Wi-Fi with on-board data storage |
| HP2560 / HP2564 | Console display hubs |
Any Ecowitt gateway that supports the Customized / Ecowitt protocol upload will work.
Sensors (examples)
WS90 · WH65 · WH40 · WH57 · WH51 · WH31 · WH55 · WH41 · WH43 · WH45 · WH46 · WN34 · WH80 · WH68 · WH85 · WH25 · WH26
Wiki Pages
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Installation | Download, install, and first launch |
| Ecowitt Gateway Setup | Configure your gateway to push data — app and web UI methods, per-model notes |
| Device Setup | Creating Hub devices, PASSKEY routing, multiple gateways |
| Sensor States Reference | Complete list of all states by sensor category |
| Code Architecture | How the plugin works — asyncio, dynamic states, unit priority |
| Troubleshooting | Common problems and diagnostic steps |
Quick Start
1. Install the plugin → Installation
2. Configure plugin → Plugin Configuration (set port, units)
3. Configure gateway → Ecowitt Gateway Setup (WSView Plus / web UI)
4. Create Hub device → Device Setup
5. Wait for first push — states appear automatically
Requirements
- Indigo 2025.2 or later (API 3.4+)
- macOS with Indigo running on the same LAN as the gateway
- An Ecowitt gateway with firmware supporting Customized upload (all current models do)
aioecowitt≥ 2025.9.2 — installed automatically by Indigo fromrequirements.txt
Plugin by Glenn Hawken · Uses aioecowitt by the Home Assistant team · Dynamic state pattern from GhostXML
Requirements
- Indigo 2025.2 or later (API 3.4+)
- An Ecowitt gateway configured to push to this Mac over your local network
aioecowitt≥ 2025.9.2 (installed automatically by Indigo fromrequirements.txt)
Ecowitt Gateway/Hubs supported
GW1200 Wi-Fi Gateway GW2000 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Gateway GW3000 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Gateway with Data Storage
Sensors
WH51 Wireless Soil Moisture Sensor WH40 Wireless Self-emptying Rain Gauge Sensor WH57 Outdoor Wireless Lightning Detection Sensor WS90 Wireless 7-in-1 Weather Sensor
Creates a EcoWitt Gateway Hub device for each gateway. This single Indigo device contains all the sensors. If new sensors are added - (Gateway supports quite a lot) then the new sensors will be created automatically and appear as a state. If sensors are removed (the states remain in the Indigo device but do not update). If this triggers OCD tendenceies then delete the indigo device and start afresh.
Installation
- Download the latest release
.indigoPluginfile. - Double-click it — Indigo will install the plugin automatically.
- Configure the plugin (see below) and create at least one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device.
Plugin Configuration
Open Plugins → Ecowitt Weather Station → Configure…
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Listen Port | 45000 |
TCP port the plugin's HTTP server listens on. Must be reachable from the gateway. |
| Listen Path | /data/report/ |
URL path the gateway POSTs to. Must match WSView Plus settings exactly. |
| Units | Imperial | Preferred unit system. When aioecowitt provides both °F and °C, the preferred variant wins. |
| Debug Logging | Off | Logs every push and sensor update to the Indigo log. |
Firewall: macOS may block incoming connections on the listen port. Allow it in System Settings → Network → Firewall or it will be prompted on first connection.
Gateway Setup (WSView Plus)
In the WSView Plus app, configure a Customised upload server: This is in the Web Tab of the Gateway settings, or via the App.
Option 1: Use the Ecowitt app (on your phone):
In the top-left corner, select the menu icon () and select Devices. Under My Devices, select your Ecowitt station. In the top-right corner, select the ellipsis icon (). From the list, select Others. Select the DIY Upload Servers button, and from the Supported Servers List, select Customized. From the Protocol Type Same As list, select Ecowitt. Enter the Server IP / Host Name, Path, and Port from the integration. The path has to match! Remove the first forward slash from the path, as the app will prepend one. Save your settings.
Option 2: Navigate to the Ecowitt web UI in a browser at the station IP address:
Select Weather Services then scroll down to the Customized section. Under Customized, select 🔘 Enable and Protocol Type Same As 🔘 Ecowitt. Enter the Server IP / Host Name, Path, and Port from the integration. Save your settings.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Protocol | Ecowitt |
| Server IP / Hostname | IP address of your Indigo Mac |
| Path | /data/report (must match plugin setting) |
| Port | 45000 (must match plugin setting) |
| Upload Interval | 16 s – 60 s (recommended) |
Device Setup
Create one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device per physical gateway:
- PASSKEY (optional): paste the PASSKEY value your gateway sends. Leave blank to accept data from any gateway — useful when you have a single gateway.
The gateway model and station type are auto-populated from the first push received. All sensor states are created dynamically — a brand-new device has only connectionStatus until the first push arrives.
Supported Sensors
States are created only for sensors your specific gateway and attached sensors actually report. States persist across plugin restarts.
Gateway metadata
connectionStatus · lastUpdate · gatewayModel · stationType
Outdoor
outdoorTemp · outdoorHumidity · dewPoint · feelsLike · windChill
Indoor
indoorTemp · indoorHumidity · indoorDewPoint
Wind
windDirection · windDirAvg10m · windSpeed · windSpeedAvg10m · windGust · maxDailyGust
Rain (tipping-bucket gauge)
rainRate · eventRain · hourlyRain · dailyRain · weeklyRain · monthlyRain · yearlyRain
Rain (WS90 piezoelectric gauge)
rainRatePiezo · eventRainPiezo · hourlyRainPiezo · dailyRainPiezo · weeklyRainPiezo · monthlyRainPiezo · yearlyRainPiezo · last24hRainPiezo · rainStatePiezo
Pressure
pressureRelative · pressureAbsolute
Solar / UV
solarRadiation · solarRadiationLux · uvIndex
Vapour Pressure Deficit
vpd
CO₂ / Air Quality (WH45 / WH46)
co2 · co2Avg24h · co2Indoor · co2IndoorAvg24h · pm25Co2 · pm25Co2Avg24h · pm1Co2 · pm4Co2 · pm10Co2 (+ 24h averages) · humiCo2 · tempCo2
Lightning (WH57)
lightningDist · lightningCount · lightningLastTime
Leak sensors (WH55)
leak1 – leak4
PM2.5 channels (WH41 / WH43)
pm25Ch1 – pm25Ch4 (+ 24h averages)
Multi-channel temperature/humidity (WH31, WH51, WH57 etc.)
ch1Temp – ch8Temp · ch1Humidity – ch8Humidity · ch1DewPoint – ch8DewPoint · soilMoisture1 – soilMoisture8 · soilTemp1 – soilTemp8 · leafWetness1 – leafWetness8
Battery / Power
battWh65 · battWh40 · battWh80 · battWh57 · battWh68 · battWh90 · battWh25 · battWh26 · pm25Batt1–pm25Batt4 · ch1Battery–ch8Battery · soilBatt1–soilBatt8 · ws90CapVolt
Stale Detection
If no push is received for more than 5 minutes, connectionStatus is set to Stale. It returns to Connected on the next push. The check runs every 60 seconds.
Multiple Gateways
Create one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device per gateway and set the PASSKEY on each. Data from each gateway is routed to its matching device. All gateways share the same listen port and path.
Troubleshooting
No data received
- Confirm the gateway is configured for Ecowitt protocol (not Wunderground) in WSView Plus.
- Check the path matches exactly — /data/report/ with trailing slash.
- Run sudo tcpdump -ni any -A port 45000 to confirm packets are arriving at the Mac.
States not appearing - Enable Debug Logging in plugin preferences and reload the plugin. The log will show sensor discovery and state registration.
"No matching Indigo device" warning - Create an Ecowitt Gateway Hub device, or if one already exists, check the PASSKEY matches.
Credits
- Uses
aioecowittby the Home Assistant team. - Dynamic state pattern adapted from GhostXML by IndigoDomotics.
| Released on: | May 22, 2026 |
| Requires: | Indigo v2023.2.0+ |
| Downloaded: | 1 times |
| Download this release | |
Ecowitt Weather Station — Indigo Plugin
Receives local weather data from Ecowitt gateways (GW1000, GW2000, GW3000, HP2560, etc.) via HTTP push using the Ecowitt protocol. All sensor readings are stored as states on a single Indigo device per gateway.
Requirements
- Indigo 2025.2 or later (API 3.4+)
- An Ecowitt gateway configured to push to this Mac over your local network
aioecowitt≥ 2025.9.2 (installed automatically by Indigo fromrequirements.txt)
Ecowitt Gateway/Hubs supported
GW1200 Wi-Fi Gateway GW2000 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Gateway GW3000 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Gateway with Data Storage
Sensors
WH51 Wireless Soil Moisture Sensor WH40 Wireless Self-emptying Rain Gauge Sensor WH57 Outdoor Wireless Lightning Detection Sensor WS90 Wireless 7-in-1 Weather Sensor
Creates a EcoWitt Gateway Hub device for each gateway. This single Indigo device contains all the sensors. If new sensors are added - (Gateway supports quite a lot) then the new sensors will be created automatically and appear as a state. If sensors are removed (the states remain in the Indigo device but do not update). If this triggers OCD tendenceies then delete the indigo device and start afresh.
Installation
- Download the latest release
.indigoPluginfile. - Double-click it — Indigo will install the plugin automatically.
- Configure the plugin (see below) and create at least one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device.
Plugin Configuration
Open Plugins → Ecowitt Weather Station → Configure…
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Listen Port | 45000 |
TCP port the plugin's HTTP server listens on. Must be reachable from the gateway. |
| Listen Path | /data/report/ |
URL path the gateway POSTs to. Must match WSView Plus settings exactly. |
| Units | Imperial | Preferred unit system. When aioecowitt provides both °F and °C, the preferred variant wins. |
| Debug Logging | Off | Logs every push and sensor update to the Indigo log. |
Firewall: macOS may block incoming connections on the listen port. Allow it in System Settings → Network → Firewall or it will be prompted on first connection.
Gateway Setup (WSView Plus)
In the WSView Plus app, configure a Customised upload server: This is in the Web Tab of the Gateway settings, or via the App.
Option 1: Use the Ecowitt app (on your phone):
In the top-left corner, select the menu icon () and select Devices. Under My Devices, select your Ecowitt station. In the top-right corner, select the ellipsis icon (). From the list, select Others. Select the DIY Upload Servers button, and from the Supported Servers List, select Customized. From the Protocol Type Same As list, select Ecowitt. Enter the Server IP / Host Name, Path, and Port from the integration. The path has to match! Remove the first forward slash from the path, as the app will prepend one. Save your settings.
Option 2: Navigate to the Ecowitt web UI in a browser at the station IP address:
Select Weather Services then scroll down to the Customized section. Under Customized, select 🔘 Enable and Protocol Type Same As 🔘 Ecowitt. Enter the Server IP / Host Name, Path, and Port from the integration. Save your settings.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Protocol | Ecowitt |
| Server IP / Hostname | IP address of your Indigo Mac |
| Path | /data/report (must match plugin setting) |
| Port | 45000 (must match plugin setting) |
| Upload Interval | 16 s – 60 s (recommended) |
Device Setup
Create one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device per physical gateway:
- PASSKEY (optional): paste the PASSKEY value your gateway sends. Leave blank to accept data from any gateway — useful when you have a single gateway.
The gateway model and station type are auto-populated from the first push received. All sensor states are created dynamically — a brand-new device has only connectionStatus until the first push arrives.
Supported Sensors
States are created only for sensors your specific gateway and attached sensors actually report. States persist across plugin restarts.
Gateway metadata
connectionStatus · lastUpdate · gatewayModel · stationType
Outdoor
outdoorTemp · outdoorHumidity · dewPoint · feelsLike · windChill
Indoor
indoorTemp · indoorHumidity · indoorDewPoint
Wind
windDirection · windDirAvg10m · windSpeed · windSpeedAvg10m · windGust · maxDailyGust
Rain (tipping-bucket gauge)
rainRate · eventRain · hourlyRain · dailyRain · weeklyRain · monthlyRain · yearlyRain
Rain (WS90 piezoelectric gauge)
rainRatePiezo · eventRainPiezo · hourlyRainPiezo · dailyRainPiezo · weeklyRainPiezo · monthlyRainPiezo · yearlyRainPiezo · last24hRainPiezo · rainStatePiezo
Pressure
pressureRelative · pressureAbsolute
Solar / UV
solarRadiation · solarRadiationLux · uvIndex
Vapour Pressure Deficit
vpd
CO₂ / Air Quality (WH45 / WH46)
co2 · co2Avg24h · co2Indoor · co2IndoorAvg24h · pm25Co2 · pm25Co2Avg24h · pm1Co2 · pm4Co2 · pm10Co2 (+ 24h averages) · humiCo2 · tempCo2
Lightning (WH57)
lightningDist · lightningCount · lightningLastTime
Leak sensors (WH55)
leak1 – leak4
PM2.5 channels (WH41 / WH43)
pm25Ch1 – pm25Ch4 (+ 24h averages)
Multi-channel temperature/humidity (WH31, WH51, WH57 etc.)
ch1Temp – ch8Temp · ch1Humidity – ch8Humidity · ch1DewPoint – ch8DewPoint · soilMoisture1 – soilMoisture8 · soilTemp1 – soilTemp8 · leafWetness1 – leafWetness8
Battery / Power
battWh65 · battWh40 · battWh80 · battWh57 · battWh68 · battWh90 · battWh25 · battWh26 · pm25Batt1–pm25Batt4 · ch1Battery–ch8Battery · soilBatt1–soilBatt8 · ws90CapVolt
Stale Detection
If no push is received for more than 5 minutes, connectionStatus is set to Stale. It returns to Connected on the next push. The check runs every 60 seconds.
Multiple Gateways
Create one Ecowitt Gateway Hub device per gateway and set the PASSKEY on each. Data from each gateway is routed to its matching device. All gateways share the same listen port and path.
Troubleshooting
No data received
- Confirm the gateway is configured for Ecowitt protocol (not Wunderground) in WSView Plus.
- Check the path matches exactly — /data/report/ with trailing slash.
- Run sudo tcpdump -ni any -A port 45000 to confirm packets are arriving at the Mac.
States not appearing - Enable Debug Logging in plugin preferences and reload the plugin. The log will show sensor discovery and state registration.
"No matching Indigo device" warning - Create an Ecowitt Gateway Hub device, or if one already exists, check the PASSKEY matches.
Credits
- Uses
aioecowittby the Home Assistant team. - Dynamic state pattern adapted from GhostXML by IndigoDomotics.
- Plugin by Glenn Hawken for the Indigo community.