15-01-2020, 13:55
Hi.
This was my first post, i was unable to follow up on the advice due to Family issues etc;, i am now in a position to carry on uninterrupted.
Up until recently I had an OREGON SCIENTIFIC WMR Weather Station, using WEATHER DISPLAY software on my Desktop pc, connected via a VGA cable.
I have built a Personal Weather Station using an ARDUINO UNO R3, Complete with sensors BME280 + BH1750 & UV30A Displaying on a 20,4 LCD. It all works fine, now i have a better understanding of how Arduino works, i would like to connect my ARDUINO weather station up to my PC, so that i can record data, the problem i have is a lack of money and knowledge, i am 71 years old, and sometimes fine new technologies bewildering, especially the choice of software.
As previously stated, i used "Weather Display" on my Desktop pc running Windows 7, which would be the cheapest and best software for me, a list would be nice so i can make in informed choice.
What do i need to do this, can anyone help.
Regards
Ray
This was my first post, i was unable to follow up on the advice due to Family issues etc;, i am now in a position to carry on uninterrupted.
Up until recently I had an OREGON SCIENTIFIC WMR Weather Station, using WEATHER DISPLAY software on my Desktop pc, connected via a VGA cable.
I have built a Personal Weather Station using an ARDUINO UNO R3, Complete with sensors BME280 + BH1750 & UV30A Displaying on a 20,4 LCD. It all works fine, now i have a better understanding of how Arduino works, i would like to connect my ARDUINO weather station up to my PC, so that i can record data, the problem i have is a lack of money and knowledge, i am 71 years old, and sometimes fine new technologies bewildering, especially the choice of software.
As previously stated, i used "Weather Display" on my Desktop pc running Windows 7, which would be the cheapest and best software for me, a list would be nice so i can make in informed choice.
What do i need to do this, can anyone help.
Regards
Ray