Hi,
TX board is in its box and powered on AC for now.(I am considering a solar power)
The sensors are almost to their final position. I finally bought a Davis anemometer for Christmas which is currently about 1.5 m above the roof (6.5 m above the ground) but will be 10 m above the floor in its final position.
I also quickly tested the solar radiation sensor, but to optimize its precision I'll have to wait until summer (UV sensor was also ordered).
I could buy the kit proposed by Werk in the meantime
I also intend to build two WD stations , one for the living room and on for the bedroom.
Internet test site here:
http://laurentmey.fr/test/index.htm
Software side:
I assembled pieces of code that could be named "OregonDuino".
This is based on some code found on the internet (decoding Oregon V2 RF protocol) and "send_SensorID0 ()" code of the TX software. This allows me with an Arduino, a transmitter and a receiver to send the data from my Oregon additional sensors to WeatherDuino.
A fonction should be created that allows the transmission of one sensor at a time, but it involves also editing the code of the RX board that is already saturated.
The code is not very clean but I can publish it if anyone is interested.
(23-12-2015, 21:26)laulau Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
TX board is in its box and powered on AC for now.(I am considering a solar power)
The sensors are almost to their final position. I finally bought a Davis anemometer for Christmas which is currently about 1.5 m above the roof (6.5 m above the ground) but will be 10 m above the floor in its final position.
I also quickly tested the solar radiation sensor, but to optimize its precision I'll have to wait until summer (UV sensor was also ordered).
I could buy the kit proposed by Werk in the meantime
I also intend to build two WD stations , one for the living room and on for the bedroom.
Internet test site here: http://laurentmey.fr/test/index.htm
Software side:
I assembled pieces of code that could be named "OregonDuino".
This is based on some code found on the internet (decoding Oregon V2 RF protocol) and "send_SensorID0 ()" code of the TX software. This allows me with an Arduino, a transmitter and a receiver to send the data from my Oregon additional sensors to WeatherDuino.
A fonction should be created that allows the transmission of one sensor at a time, but it involves also editing the code of the RX board that is already saturated.
The code is not very clean but I can publish it if anyone is interested.
Interested in looking at the code you have written for Oregon sensors. I have both WeatherDuino and Oregon systems running here. I use the Oregon system to monitor the temperature of my wine cellar. It would be good to incorporate to the one system.
(23-12-2015, 23:44)dormani Wrote: [ -> ]... I use the Oregon system to monitor the temperature of my wine cellar. It would be good to incorporate to the one system.
Hi dormani,
Supposing the RF signal from your cellar can reach your WeatherDuino Pro2 receiver, you can do this task very easily.
Just add a second TX unit, attach to it one or two temperature / humidity sensors, in the RX software, just map those sensors to Extra Sensor 1 and 2, and thats it!
You can even have a record of these data, Cumulus records them! They can also be instantly seen on your Wireless Display unit, or with Cumulus (Extra Sensors window).
And all will be integrated in the WeatherDuino Pro2 system, without writing a line of code.
Wishing you and family a Mery Christmas
Cheers, Werk_AG
(24-12-2015, 03:26)Werk_AG Wrote: [ -> ] (23-12-2015, 23:44)dormani Wrote: [ -> ]... I use the Oregon system to monitor the temperature of my wine cellar. It would be good to incorporate to the one system.
Hi dormani,
Supposing the RF signal from your cellar can reach your WeatherDuino Pro2 receiver, you can do this task very easily.
Just add a second TX unit, attach to it one or two temperature / humidity sensors, in the RX software, just map those sensors to Extra Sensor 1 and 2, and thats it!
You can even have a record of these data, Cumulus records them! They can also be instantly seen on your Wireless Display unit, or with Cumulus (Extra Sensors window).
And all will be integrated in the WeatherDuino Pro2 system, without writing a line of code.
Wishing you and family a Mery Christmas
Cheers, Werk_AG
Hi Caneira
Maybe I have missed something here. I was assuming that I could just add an Oregon sensor to my existing setup with a bit of additional code. It is just that I have the sensors and they are battery powered units. Am aware of the ability to add extra transmitter to the WeatherDuino Pro2. I was going to go down that path in the new year. Just thought that this may save me doing this.
All the best to you and your family my friend and thank you for your continued support with this great project over the past year.
Ian
Hi Ian,
It's ok, now I understand. Sorry, I thought you wasn't aware of the possibility to use an extra TX unit just for some Extra Sensors.
I also would like to see the laulau code.
Regards
Hi,
I'll post a new thread about "OregonDuino" soon.
Laurent
(24-12-2015, 09:35)laulau Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I'll post a new thread about "OregonDuino" soon.
Laurent
Hi
Any update on OregonDuino.
Thanks
(24-12-2015, 09:35)laulau Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I'll post a new thread about "OregonDuino" soon.
I gave a look at the code.
Go ahead, the concept is interesting.