meteohub.de

The weather-template I have developed supports from day 1 already Meteohub. Thereafter Weatherdisplay Weatherlink and Cumulus were added.

Now also the implementation of Meteobridge is ready.
http://www.wiri.be/weather2/index.php?p ... MB&lang=nl in Dutch
http://www.wiri.be/weather2/index.php?p ... MB&lang=en in English
http://www.wiri.be/weather2/index.php?p ... MB&lang=de in German
http://www.wiri.be/weather2/index.php?p ... MB&lang=fr in French

As English, German nor French is my native language you will probably encounter some language errors. Those errors are easily removed when you implement the template by changing the language files. All texts on the screen are translated from inside texts in "English" into the desired language and this includes correct English also.

More documentation can be found following the links on those pages.
The appearance of the website can be heavily changed using settings inside the template or by the visitor of the website by the bottom menu choice called "Customize", "Personaliser" or "Anpassen"

I will test the system for another two days and put the download for Meteobridge online on Monday.
This "delay" is mostly needed to test the steelseries which are used for realtime display.
The looks should be the same as in the other implementations, for instance on:
http://www.weerstation-wilsele.be/weath ... x.php?p=25

Wim van der Kuil

Thank you,nice work!

As of today the Soil/Moist sensors for Davis stations are supported in the template for Meteobridge also.
Take a look at:
http://www.wiri.be/weather2/index.php?p=10&lang=en
On the start page the sensors (I own two) are shown with the daily values.
There is an extra page with "historical" data and some explanation.
http://www.wiri.be/weather2/index.php?p=69
As Meteobridge is just released all values are based on a short period of time.

wvdkuil wrote:As of today the Soil/Moist sensors for Davis stations are supported in the template for Meteobridge also.

That I don't understand : Meteobridge by itself for the time being only supports the first Davis soil humidity sensor (nothing shows up in the "live data" page or as a "th11hum" variable in an email) : how do your templates get these values ?

Medor wrote:

wvdkuil wrote:As of today the Soil/Moist sensors for Davis stations are supported in the template for Meteobridge also.

That I don't understand : Meteobridge by itself for the time being only supports the first Davis soil humidity sensor (nothing shows up in the "live data" page or as a "th11hum" variable in an email) : how do your templates get these values ?

Well, I have 2 complete sets of soil/humidity sensors. They show up in the live data as
Soil #10 39 sec 11.7°C 8cbar
Soil #11 31 sec 8.9°C 11cbar
and they show up as th10 and th11 with temp and hum as tag for templates and so on.
Also the one connected leaf sensor shows as leaf#15.
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I think your other post is because you have a hum sensor without a matching temp sensor.

Have a nice day,

Wim van der Kuil

wvdkuil wrote:I think your other post is because you have a hum sensor without a matching temp sensor.

Ah, that's a good deduction, Sherlock ! I assume your templates would behave the same ?
Let's hope Meteobridge soon releases a version that can read an humidity sensor without a corresponding temp sensor...

the data from the soil moisture sensor depends from the temperature. The combination soil temp plus soil moisture ( Watermark) is necessary to have a good reading of the sensor. That is what people told me.

regards

May well be true !
But still, I could have my single temp sensor about midway between the humidity sensors and get an accurate enough value for my needs (can I work the soil yes or no).
The original Davis Weatherlink Windows software does give me a reading for my 3 sensors, and what I get is good enough for my needs...

Here is hoping meteobridge does the same !

New version of the Leuven -Template is online as of today.

Support , downloads at http://leuven-template.eu/index.php
Demo current (April 25 2015) http://www.weerstation-leuven.be/weather2/?lang=en


Wim van der Kuil