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| pro2_plus_receiver [2018/10/26 04:04] – [User Interface - List of available languages] werk_ag | pro2_plus_receiver [2020/01/14 12:36] (current) – [Installing and Configuring the software] tedem | ||
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| ===== Installing and Configuring the software ===== | ===== Installing and Configuring the software ===== | ||
| - | <WRAP round tip 75%> If you are a newcomer to the system you should start by reading some general information about: [[: | + | <WRAP round tip 75%> If you are a newcomer to the system you should start by reading some general information about: [[: |
| - | otherwise continue reading. </ | + | |
| - | At this point we are assuming that you already have all the required libraries installed. \\ After loading the Pro2 PLUS software in Arduino IDE, the first thing that should always be done, is reviewing all user configurable options. Click on the ' | + | At this point we are assuming that you already have all the required libraries installed.\\ |
| + | After loading the Pro2 PLUS software in Arduino IDE, the first thing that should always be done, is reviewing all user configurable options. Click on the ' | ||
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| Here you will define things like your Station_ID, Time Zone, user interface language, and many other things. Review them all, and edit each one to suit your individual installation. Each user configurable option includes comments about their use and available options. Most options are self-explanatory. | Here you will define things like your Station_ID, Time Zone, user interface language, and many other things. Review them all, and edit each one to suit your individual installation. Each user configurable option includes comments about their use and available options. Most options are self-explanatory. | ||
| - | After having finished reviewing and editing all the user configurable settings, click on the ' | + | After having finished reviewing and editing all the user configurable settings, click on the ' |
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| Now that the software is configured, save the changes and compile the code. If there aren't any compile errors (it should not have any) you are almost ready to upload the compiled code to the receiver microcontroller. | Now that the software is configured, save the changes and compile the code. If there aren't any compile errors (it should not have any) you are almost ready to upload the compiled code to the receiver microcontroller. | ||
| - | Do you remember having installed a PROGRAM / RUN switch? If so, it's time to use it! \\ Make sure that the switch is at PROGRAM position (switch open), and use the Arduino IDE to upload the code. \\ | + | Do you remember having installed a PROGRAM / RUN switch? If so, it's time to use it!\\ |
| + | Make sure that the switch is at PROGRAM position (switch open), and use the Arduino IDE to upload the code. | ||
| ===== Initialization Sequence ===== | ===== Initialization Sequence ===== | ||
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| * Enable the use of the data logger again in your weather software if you wish to use it. | * Enable the use of the data logger again in your weather software if you wish to use it. | ||
| - | ====== | + | ===== Accessing the internal webpage |
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| + | If the webserver is enabled in Config_Options, | ||
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| + | ===== Navigating between data screens ===== | ||
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| + | All Weatherduino devices equipped with a 2.8" TTF screen use the same navigational scheme.\\ | ||
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| + | ===== User Interface - List of available languages | ||
| - | All info about prices, availability and how to order can be found here: [[http:// | + | Currently, the user interface |
| - | ===== WeatherDuino Pro2 PLUS Receiver | + | * Czech - Translation by Zdenek |
| + | * Dutch - Translation by Pierrelux | ||
| + | * English - Base Language | ||
| + | * French - Translation by Laulau | ||
| + | * German - Translation by engolling | ||
| + | * Italian - Translation by kraken1881 | ||
| + | * Polish - Translation by jarekh3 | ||
| + | * Portuguese - Translation by Werk_AG | ||
| + | * Spanish - Translation by Ardummy | ||
| - | {{: | + | <WRAP round help 75%> Is your language not on the list? \\ Maybe you could contribute to the project with a translation. It will not take more than an hour of your time, and a whole country will thank you. \\ </ |
| - | This kind of data is so new that currently no weather software process them, so we have added three ways to allow the users to make use of them outside the Weatherduino system.\\ | ||
| - | Air Quality data can be sent to: | ||
| - | * A Thingspeak channel (See images bellow) | + | ===== Custom Box for the WeatherDuino Pro2 PLUS receiver ===== |
| - | * Your own server to store in a SQL database | + | |
| - | Both options can be used simultaneously, | + | {{: |
| - | **Example | + | A member |
| + | Anyone with a 3D printer can print it at home, or order it through any of the several 3D print services available online.\\ | ||
| + | The required files are freely available here: [[https:// | ||
| - | {{:wiki:ts_aqm.jpg? | + | If you don't have a 3D printer, you can order your case directly from online 3D printing services like [[https:// |
