2010
01.15
01.15
Arduino weather station receiver
Based entirely on the Practical Arduino Weather Station Receiver project, I have created my first arduino shield.
I have a BIOS/Thermor DG950R weather station (purchased from Jaycar), and whilst the Practical Arduino project sketch is for a La Crosse weather station, I have rewritten the Practical Arduino code to receive, decode and output the weather information from the DG950R. This allows me to capture the data, and store in a database.
Once I have finished fine tuning the sketch for the DG950R, I will upload it for all to see.
Update: A further post contains links to the sketch/code: http://kayno.net/2010/01/18/arduino-based-thermorbios-weather-station-receiver-sketch/
- High resolution image
- Practical Arduino Weather Station Receiver
- Thermor DG950 Wireless Home Weather Station Reviewed
[...] can also take a look at the ThermorWeatherRx Protoshield I soldered up after the recent SparkFun [...]
I’ve just done a blog post on the Practical Arduino site pointing to this page, and added a reference to it at the bottom of the Weather Station Receiver project page. I hope that’s OK.
Cheers :-)
Jon
Hi Jon – No problems, thanks for the mention :)
[...] via Kanio.net [...]
Any update on the code? i’d love to see it! :)
Hello,
Thanks for the post, I am looking forward to trying this out.
I do have one question. I live near a race track that I believe transmit timing between scoring stations and was wondering if they might be sending out the signals at the same frequency? Don’t laugh if I seam way off, I am very new to the arduino world.
Thanks
Gerry
[...] can also take a look at the ThermorWeatherRx Protoshield I soldered up after the recent SparkFun [...]
Great work.
Interested to see the final code
Hi Rick – there is info about the code here: http://kayno.net/2010/01/18/arduino-based-thermorbios-weather-station-receiver-sketch/