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common_questions_weatherduino_system [2018/05/30 02:23] – [What hardware I need to build an WeatherDuino Weather Station?] werk_ag | common_questions_weatherduino_system [2018/09/17 13:18] (current) – Corrected typos & minor changes. tedem | ||
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- | ====== Common questions | + | ====== Common questions |
+ | ====== What hardware do I need to build a WeatherDuino Weather Station? ====== | ||
- | ====== What hardware | + | The minimal |
+ | Besides transmission of the RF signal, the transmitter units act as an interface where all outdoor weather instruments are connected.\\ | ||
+ | One transmitter unit is enough to connect all the most common weather instruments, | ||
- | The minimal hardware | + | ====== Where can I get the circuit boards |
- | Besides transmission of the RF signal, the Transmitter Units act as an interface where all outdoor weather instruments are connected.\\ | + | |
- | One Transmitter Unit is enough to connect all the most common weather instruments, | + | |
- | ====== Where I can get the circuit boards to build an WeatherDuino weather station? ====== | + | All information |
- | All info about circuit | + | |
- | ====== How data is transmitted? | + | |
- | As almost every weather station, WeatherDuino works by using Radio Frequency signals for communication between the Transmitters and the Receiver Unit.\\ | + | ====== How is data transmitted? |
- | Currently WeatherDuino uses OOK/ASK radio modules, available in 433Mhz and 315Mhz versions. Mainly 433MHz | + | |
- | Up to four Transmitter Units can be used per each Receiver. | + | |
- | {{: | + | In common with most weather stations, |
+ | Currently WeatherDuino uses OOK/ASK radio modules, available in 433Mhz and 315Mhz versions. Most systems use 433MHz, however, depending on national regulations users may prefer to use 315MHz versions.\\ | ||
+ | Up to four Transmitter Units can send data to each Receiver Unit. | ||
+ | {{: | ||
====== What's the maximum RF range? ====== | ====== What's the maximum RF range? ====== | ||
- | The maximum distance which can be achieved between Transmitters and Receivers, as happen with any RF signal, depends of several factors.\\ | ||
- | In favourable conditions the range can go up to more than 100 meters. WeatherDuino users haven' | ||
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+ | As with any RF signal, the maximum distance which can be achieved between Transmitters and Receivers depends on several factors.\\ | ||
+ | In favourable conditions the range can extend to more than 100 meters. WeatherDuino users haven' | ||
+ | ====== Do WeatherDuino receivers have a data logger? ====== | ||
+ | Yes, both the WeatherDuino Pro2 and Pro2 PLUS systems have data logging capabilities. Both systems emulate a Davis data logger, so they work in exactly the same way and have the same capabilities of the Davis data loggers.\\ | ||
+ | For a quick comparison between WeatherDuino receivers, please refer to [[: | ||
- | ====== Does WeatherDuino receivers have a data logger? ====== | + | The number of data records which can be stored depends |
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- | The WeatherDuino Pro2 and Pro2 PLUS systems have data logger capabilities. Both systems emulate a Davis data logger, so it works exactly the same way and have the same capabilities of the Davis data loggers.\\ | + | |
- | For a quick comparison between WeatherDuino receivers, please refer to [[: | + | |
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- | The number of data records which can be stored depends | + | |
^Sample Interval^Capacity of logger in time| | ^Sample Interval^Capacity of logger in time| | ||
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|1 hour|106 days and 16 hours| | |1 hour|106 days and 16 hours| | ||
|2 hours|213 days and 8 hours| | |2 hours|213 days and 8 hours| | ||
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====== Which weather instruments are supported? ====== | ====== Which weather instruments are supported? ====== | ||
- | One of the strengths of the WeatherDuino weather | + | One of the strengths of the WeatherDuino weather |
Click on the link to consult a [[: | Click on the link to consult a [[: | ||
+ | ====== I have a weather instrument which isn't on the list of supported instruments. Can I use it? ====== | ||
- | ====== I have an weather instrument which isn't in the list of supported instruments. Can I use it? ====== | + | Maybe yes, maybe no. Please visit the [[http:// |
- | Maybe yes, maybe not. Please visit the [[http:// | + | ====== Does WeatherDuino support Solar Radiation |
- | + | Yes, through the use of the [[:solar_uv_interface|Solar / UV interface]]. | |
- | ====== Does WeatherDuino support Solar Radiation / UV sensors? ====== | + | |
- | Yes, through the use of the [[solar_uv_interface|Solar / UV interface]]. | + | |
====== Does WeatherDuino support Soil Moisture, Soil Temperature and Leaf Wetness sensors? ====== | ====== Does WeatherDuino support Soil Moisture, Soil Temperature and Leaf Wetness sensors? ====== | ||
- | Yes, through the use of the [[soil_leaf_interface|Soil / Leaf interface]]. | ||
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+ | Yes, through the use of the [[: | ||
====== What weather software does WeatherDuino work with? ====== | ====== What weather software does WeatherDuino work with? ====== | ||
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* Spanish - Translation by Ardummy | * Spanish - Translation by Ardummy | ||
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