spectrum-barometer 1.0.3

Monitor barometric pressure from Spectrum SAX2V1S routers

Spectrum Router Barometer

Monitor barometric pressure from Spectrum SAX2V1S routers.

Installation

Quick Install (Recommended)

pipx install git+https://github.com/BobaTeagrl/spectrum-barometer.git

Or with pip:

pip install git+https://github.com/BobaTeagrl/spectrum-barometer.git

Updating

For now you need to uninstall and reinstall i plan on making this cleaner soon but pipx only likes git so much

pipx uninstall spectrum-barometer
pipx install git+https://github.com/BobaTeagrl/spectrum-barometer.git

First Time Setup

# Configure your router credentials
barometer config

# Test the connection
barometer test

All data is stored in ~/spectrum-barometer/ regardless of where you run the command.

Usage

# Collect a single reading
barometer scrape

# Start continuous monitoring (every 5 minutes by default)
barometer monitor

# Generate a graph
barometer graph

# View statistics
barometer stats

# Archive old data
barometer archive

Append --help to any command to see extra options

Finding Your Data

Everything is stored in ~/spectrum-barometer/:

• Graphs: ~/spectrum-barometer/graphs/
• Data: ~/spectrum-barometer/data/readings.csv
• Config: ~/spectrum-barometer/config.yaml
• Logs: ~/spectrum-barometer/logs/barometer.log

You can run barometer info to see exact paths and current data.

FAQ

Why make this?

I find it funny.

Any other reason?

Spectrum is a very anti consumer company. this whole project started because i cant even access port forwarding, A VERY BASIC FEATURE and while trying to find a way around it i found the GitHub with the page and credentials used to find the barometer.

How often can it update?

The barometer seems to update every second but that's super overkill lol but you can if you want to.

Will you update this ever?

I may make a fully optional web GUI at some point for fun but its in a very usable state already. Plus cli tools are just kinda fun :3

How hard is it to run?

When taking a reading it might take a few % of CPU and max ram use i personally have seen is 111MB (though not to say it can never get higher i cant know for sure im just one person) but when sitting idle its no CPU. i wanted this to be able to run on anything from a raspberry pi you already have set up running pi hole or something to someones single laptop that they are actively pushing while it runs in the background (because that's me)

None of this would be possible without the work of MeisterLone on github

He actually put in the work to reverse engineer this stupid router and i wouldnt have even realized routers had barometers without it lmao

https://github.com/MeisterLone/Askey-RT5010W-D187-REV6