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** That means the [[Monthly log files]] do not capture any extremes recorded in the time (by default 599 seconds) between logs | ** That means the [[Monthly log files]] do not capture any extremes recorded in the time (by default 599 seconds) between logs | ||
** Therefore the detailed log files are not normally the most accurate source | ** Therefore the detailed log files are not normally the most accurate source | ||
** Please note, this less accurate way of deducing daily extremes/totals (to update dayfile.txt) is used by | ** Please note, this less accurate way of deducing daily extremes/totals (to update dayfile.txt) is used by Cumulus software: | ||
*** For Legacy Cumulus 1: [[Amending_dayfile#Create_Missing_on_legacy_dayfile_editor|Create Missing in legacy dayfile editor]]. | |||
*** For MX: [[Calculate_Missing_Values#CreateMissing.exe|CreateMissing.exe]] utility. | |||
* Using [[dayfile.txt]] as source for recalculating past extremes | * Using [[dayfile.txt]] as source for recalculating past extremes | ||
** MX typically processes data from your weather station every second (even if you use a weather station type that only reads its sensors every 40 or 60 seconds). Cumulus 1 processes data from your weather station at intervals that vary for the different station types, but we can assume it is at least every 60 seconds. | ** MX typically processes data from your weather station every second (even if you use a weather station type that only reads its sensors every 40 or 60 seconds). Cumulus 1 processes data from your weather station at intervals that vary for the different station types, but we can assume it is at least every 60 seconds. | ||
