30-04-2020, 08:01
Hi everyone,
I'm Alessandro from Rimini (Italy).
I have a Pro2 Compact and everything works well but I have to ask you for two info.
1 - What do the 3 leds at the top left of the screen indicate?
In the forum I found info only on Pro2 Plus where 1st led indicates the operation of the NTP server and the 2nd for the connection with WU.
Do they have the same function on the Pro2 Compact?
And what does the 3rd led indicate?
2 - Currently my Weatherduino is connected to the RaspBerry via USB required for power and data transmission to CumulusMX.
I wanted to ask if it is possible to power the Weatherduino with external power (i thinks yes..) and send the data to the RaspBerry via WiFi (both Weatherduino and the RaspBerry are on the same LAN).
If yes, how, and above all, which port to use and in what format (TCP or UDP?).
This is necessary because I have to place Weatherduino very far from the RaspBerry and with a very long USB cable, I have a big drop in voltage and so I can't properly power Weatherduino.
Thanks for your advice.
Alessandro
I'm Alessandro from Rimini (Italy).
I have a Pro2 Compact and everything works well but I have to ask you for two info.
1 - What do the 3 leds at the top left of the screen indicate?
In the forum I found info only on Pro2 Plus where 1st led indicates the operation of the NTP server and the 2nd for the connection with WU.
Do they have the same function on the Pro2 Compact?
And what does the 3rd led indicate?
2 - Currently my Weatherduino is connected to the RaspBerry via USB required for power and data transmission to CumulusMX.
I wanted to ask if it is possible to power the Weatherduino with external power (i thinks yes..) and send the data to the RaspBerry via WiFi (both Weatherduino and the RaspBerry are on the same LAN).
If yes, how, and above all, which port to use and in what format (TCP or UDP?).
This is necessary because I have to place Weatherduino very far from the RaspBerry and with a very long USB cable, I have a big drop in voltage and so I can't properly power Weatherduino.
Thanks for your advice.
Alessandro