Hi guys,
I would like to know if there are options to export weather data locally in the LAN/WLAN to the Loxone MiniServer. It would be possible via UDP for example.
Best regards,
Matthias
Meteobridge DataExport via UDP
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Re: Meteobridge DataExport via UDP
Possibly...it depends on the nature of the "service" your're asking for...and whether the http(s) request is UDP or TCP under the covers. Boris can answer this.
You can make you own http(s) request that can be processed by your server. This would be an "event" service on the meteobridge. You can then pass any of the collected data variables to your server and it is you server that processes the info passed from meteobridge.
I think you may have to be a bit clearer as to what data you need to send and why UDP is essential.
A quick scan of the Loxone mini-server looks to be a tool for home-automation. Thus you'd be passing temperature related data to the loxone and taking action based on rules you define. Not knowing enough about the OS and what format the inputs need to be limits the help available.
You can make you own http(s) request that can be processed by your server. This would be an "event" service on the meteobridge. You can then pass any of the collected data variables to your server and it is you server that processes the info passed from meteobridge.
I think you may have to be a bit clearer as to what data you need to send and why UDP is essential.
A quick scan of the Loxone mini-server looks to be a tool for home-automation. Thus you'd be passing temperature related data to the loxone and taking action based on rules you define. Not knowing enough about the OS and what format the inputs need to be limits the help available.
Re: Meteobridge DataExport via UDP
ok I am trying to find some information about how the data has to look like.
Another question would be: If I use the Davis Vantage Pro 2 and a Raspberry Pi with Meteobridge, is the Console of the Vantage actually needed or is the Raspberry able to read out the data directly from the Vantage?
Another question would be: If I use the Davis Vantage Pro 2 and a Raspberry Pi with Meteobridge, is the Console of the Vantage actually needed or is the Raspberry able to read out the data directly from the Vantage?