24-12-2015, 10:27
Hi,
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 WD TX software.
My code starts from here :
Arduino intercepting Oregon sensor
This allows me with an Arduino, a transmitter and a receiver to send the data from my Oregon additional sensors to WeatherDuino.
The code takes about 48% of an arduino memory, i think it's not possible to add that in the WD RX software even without the transmit part of the code but i'm not a programing expert.
There is also the display/debug part which can be removed.
Only V2 protocol is included, checksum fonction isn't yet.
The other problem i can see is after a battery change the Oregon sensors change their Ids and the soft is based on the sensor ID to manage many identical sensor (with same identification code).
If you only have one sensor you can do without the ID selection. On some extra temp/hum sensor (THGR228)you can select the channel, this allow three sensors based on their channels without detecting their Ids.
I hope my explanation is understandable.
If you have any questions, I'll try to answer them.
Laurent
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 WD TX software.
My code starts from here :
Arduino intercepting Oregon sensor
This allows me with an Arduino, a transmitter and a receiver to send the data from my Oregon additional sensors to WeatherDuino.
The code takes about 48% of an arduino memory, i think it's not possible to add that in the WD RX software even without the transmit part of the code but i'm not a programing expert.
There is also the display/debug part which can be removed.
Only V2 protocol is included, checksum fonction isn't yet.
The other problem i can see is after a battery change the Oregon sensors change their Ids and the soft is based on the sensor ID to manage many identical sensor (with same identification code).
If you only have one sensor you can do without the ID selection. On some extra temp/hum sensor (THGR228)you can select the channel, this allow three sensors based on their channels without detecting their Ids.
I hope my explanation is understandable.
If you have any questions, I'll try to answer them.
Laurent