I use this equipment:
cr1000
loggernet
NL120
Now i use the program Weather Display to read the loggernet datafile. WD display the data on my website.
www.hetweerinboskamp.nl
But.... Weather Display is a horrible program. Bad programmed. So i want to use another program.
Is there an alternative?
* Last updated by: Geert on 5/2/2014 @ 6:32 AM *
When I had nothing better to do and was looking for an interesting project I developed my own web data display system using MS Visual Studio hosted on an ASP.net web server. This is completely custom made to individual taste. The one feature I really wanted was to make the charts interactive and not just fixed images. This is now five years old and thanks to MS could be updated using the latest software versions and targeting Windows 8.1 which will be another interesting project when I am not busy.
Take a look.
http://www.datageo.co.uk/WebDataDemo/WebDemo.aspx
Obviously you could do the same.
With the right tools the world is you oyster!
Hi
its possible that you show us your CRBasic program?
regards.
Hi,
WeatherDisplay uses the public table (in my case), and you can select the sensors from it, very easy.
Well worth the money, 60 bucks, or use the 30 day evaluation first.
You can ask him on his forum on his website shown above, very regular updates to.
Oh i forgot, its possible to send the weatherdata to wow, weather underground, noaa warnings and much more.
Im very pleased with it.
Campbell Scientific does make the RTMC Pro software package that can display data on a website. It includes interactive graph displays. For many customers, it has all the features they need and the short development time is worth the price.
There are third parties that make more expensive software packages for data display, with more features.
Many customers choose to make their own software for data display. The data files generated by Loggernet are easy to read into other software. There are even XML and JSON options for output files. ASP and Java are the most common platforms customers choose for writing custom software. I have seen some very impressive websites customers have created.
When working with data, I highly recommend managing it in a database for data integrity. Campbell Scientific sells the LNDB package as a simple way to get Loggernet data into an SQL database. For years, customers have created scripts to read in the DAT files into other SQL databases.
Both RTMC Pro and LNDB have trial versions so you can try them to see if they meet your needs.
Hi JDavis,
Youre right about loggernet lndb and rtmc pro etc.
But you have to understand a bit of cr basic.
It is not just plug and play, like noaa charts, met office wow, weather underground uploads etc.
And rate of change last hour, max gust at time from which direction, max average today/last hour, wind chill, rainflow, sun hours, kwh, dew point, wet bulb to name a few.
its all possible, but that has to be programmed with cr basic or short cut.
i dont know how to achieve this shown below...:
Averages\Extremes for day :July 2016
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Day Temp Wind Gust Rain Max Temp Min Temp Av Hum Av Baro Av Dir Wind run Windchill Sunshine ET Max Solar
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01 16.8°C 14.1kmh 42.6kmh 00.0mm 18.8°C 13.9°C 082% 1011.3 mb 220 ° ( SW) 332.4km 12.3°C 00:06 2.4 396.7
02 16.1°C 17.8kmh 53.7kmh 00.0mm 20.8°C 12.9°C 068% 1014.0 mb 243 ° (WSW) 426.2km 11.3°C 05:42 7.4 1109.8
And:
MONTHLY CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY for JUL. 2016
NAME: CITY: STATE:
ELEV: LAT: LONG:
TEMPERATURE ( °C), RAIN (mm), WIND SPEED (kmh)
HEAT COOL AVG
MEAN DEG DEG WIND DOM
DAY TEMP HIGH TIME LOW TIME DAYS DAYS RAIN SPEED HIGH TIME DIR
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01 16.8 18.8 13:41 13.9 23:43 01.5 00.0 00.0 14.1 42.5 21:55 SW
02 16.1 20.8 14:09 12.9 06:15 02.2 00.0 00.0 17.8 53.6 17:25 WSW
03 17.2 23.2 13:56 12.4 05:36 01.1 00.0 00.0 11.3 35.1 11:26 WSW
04 18.3 25.9 13:23 00.0 17:05 00.0 00.0 00.0 04.8 22.2 20:04 WSW
05 16.6 19.6 15:25 00.0 07:18 01.7 00.0 00.0 12.3 46.3 11:31 W
06 17.6 24.2 15:15 12.9 03:21 00.7 00.0 00.0 05.1 24.1 17:20 NNW
And:
is it possible to have the data shown above?
i think so, but i dont have a clue how to do it.
possibly someone got an crbasic example?