Re: [weewx-user] Re: Weatherlink IP replacement

2020-11-21 Thread John S 
I would guess that the Davis customer support has their scripts which they 
must stick to, that's pretty common these days. Sell those subscriptions!

On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 6:35:17 PM UTC-8 galfert wrote:

> That the WLL can not be access through your LAN is not true, and it really 
> is unfortunate when customer support from Davis can be so clueless. Davis' 
> own Weatherlink mobile app does just that...it accesses data on you LAN 
> from the WLL and also from Weatherlink.com. There is a software driver that 
> allows WeeWX to do exactly the same thing. Not only that but you can also 
> do so with other software like Cumulus MX, Meteobridge, Weather-Display 
> software. Davis is not going to help you do any extra things like this. But 
> the weather enthusiast community has your back in this regard.
>
> On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 2:31:21 AM UTC-5 kk44...@gmail.com 
> wrote:
>
>> I asked the support of Davis Instruments about local asscess. The answer 
>> was:
>>
>> "Both the EnviroMonitor IP and WeatherLink Live are strictly cloud based 
>> and you would not be able to access through your LAN."
>>
>> Nevertheless, I actually see no alternative to the WeatherLink Live 
>> device. 
>>
>> Nicolas Peninguy schrieb am Mittwoch, 18. November 2020 um 21:13:36 UTC+1:
>>
>>> Hello, 
>>>
>>> Le 11/18/20 à 2:07 PM, galfert a écrit : 
>>> > Davis pretty much discontinued the Weatherlink IP around the time they 
>>> > released the WeatherLink Live. My recommendation is to go with the 
>>> > WeatherLink Live. 
>>>
>>> It took me some time to find relevant information on the Internet, so 
>>> may be this will be of some interest for someone. 
>>>
>>> This thing embeds an HTTP server with a local API described here: 
>>>
>>> https://weatherlink.github.io/weatherlink-live-local-api/ 
>>>
>>> There are some good things, like broadcast of live data or discovery 
>>> through mDNS. 
>>>
>>>
>>> BUT: 
>>>
>>> Currently there is no local access to archive data, nor device health 
>>> data: https://github.com/weatherlink/weatherlink-live-local-api/issues 
>>>
>>> This thing will be useless if for whatever reason using Davis 
>>> weatherlink.com service is not wanted or possible. 
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards, 
>>>
>>> Nicolas 
>>>
>>>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Weatherlink IP replacement

2020-11-19 Thread galfert 
That the WLL can not be access through your LAN is not true, and it really 
is unfortunate when customer support from Davis can be so clueless. Davis' 
own Weatherlink mobile app does just that...it accesses data on you LAN 
from the WLL and also from Weatherlink.com. There is a software driver that 
allows WeeWX to do exactly the same thing. Not only that but you can also 
do so with other software like Cumulus MX, Meteobridge, Weather-Display 
software. Davis is not going to help you do any extra things like this. But 
the weather enthusiast community has your back in this regard.

On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 2:31:21 AM UTC-5 kk44...@gmail.com wrote:

> I asked the support of Davis Instruments about local asscess. The answer 
> was:
>
> "Both the EnviroMonitor IP and WeatherLink Live are strictly cloud based 
> and you would not be able to access through your LAN."
>
> Nevertheless, I actually see no alternative to the WeatherLink Live 
> device. 
>
> Nicolas Peninguy schrieb am Mittwoch, 18. November 2020 um 21:13:36 UTC+1:
>
>> Hello, 
>>
>> Le 11/18/20 à 2:07 PM, galfert a écrit : 
>> > Davis pretty much discontinued the Weatherlink IP around the time they 
>> > released the WeatherLink Live. My recommendation is to go with the 
>> > WeatherLink Live. 
>>
>> It took me some time to find relevant information on the Internet, so 
>> may be this will be of some interest for someone. 
>>
>> This thing embeds an HTTP server with a local API described here: 
>>
>> https://weatherlink.github.io/weatherlink-live-local-api/ 
>>
>> There are some good things, like broadcast of live data or discovery 
>> through mDNS. 
>>
>>
>> BUT: 
>>
>> Currently there is no local access to archive data, nor device health 
>> data: https://github.com/weatherlink/weatherlink-live-local-api/issues 
>>
>> This thing will be useless if for whatever reason using Davis 
>> weatherlink.com service is not wanted or possible. 
>>
>>
>> Regards, 
>>
>> Nicolas 
>>
>>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Weatherlink IP replacement

2020-11-18 Thread Robin Hunt 
Thanks for all the responses, much appreciated!

On Thu, Nov 19, 2020 at 9:31 AM Karen K  wrote:

> I asked the support of Davis Instruments about local asscess. The answer
> was:
>
> "Both the EnviroMonitor IP and WeatherLink Live are strictly cloud based
> and you would not be able to access through your LAN."
>
> Nevertheless, I actually see no alternative to the WeatherLink Live
> device.
>
> Nicolas Peninguy schrieb am Mittwoch, 18. November 2020 um 21:13:36 UTC+1:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Le 11/18/20 à 2:07 PM, galfert a écrit :
>> > Davis pretty much discontinued the Weatherlink IP around the time they
>> > released the WeatherLink Live. My recommendation is to go with the
>> > WeatherLink Live.
>>
>> It took me some time to find relevant information on the Internet, so
>> may be this will be of some interest for someone.
>>
>> This thing embeds an HTTP server with a local API described here:
>>
>> https://weatherlink.github.io/weatherlink-live-local-api/
>>
>> There are some good things, like broadcast of live data or discovery
>> through mDNS.
>>
>>
>> BUT:
>>
>> Currently there is no local access to archive data, nor device health
>> data: https://github.com/weatherlink/weatherlink-live-local-api/issues
>>
>> This thing will be useless if for whatever reason using Davis
>> weatherlink.com service is not wanted or possible.
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Nicolas
>>
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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Weatherlink IP replacement

2020-11-18 Thread Karen K 
I asked the support of Davis Instruments about local asscess. The answer 
was:

"Both the EnviroMonitor IP and WeatherLink Live are strictly cloud based 
and you would not be able to access through your LAN."

Nevertheless, I actually see no alternative to the WeatherLink Live device. 

Nicolas Peninguy schrieb am Mittwoch, 18. November 2020 um 21:13:36 UTC+1:

> Hello,
>
> Le 11/18/20 à 2:07 PM, galfert a écrit :
> > Davis pretty much discontinued the Weatherlink IP around the time they 
> > released the WeatherLink Live. My recommendation is to go with the 
> > WeatherLink Live.
>
> It took me some time to find relevant information on the Internet, so 
> may be this will be of some interest for someone.
>
> This thing embeds an HTTP server with a local API described here:
>
> https://weatherlink.github.io/weatherlink-live-local-api/
>
> There are some good things, like broadcast of live data or discovery 
> through mDNS.
>
>
> BUT:
>
> Currently there is no local access to archive data, nor device health 
> data: https://github.com/weatherlink/weatherlink-live-local-api/issues
>
> This thing will be useless if for whatever reason using Davis 
> weatherlink.com service is not wanted or possible.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Nicolas
>
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Weatherlink IP replacement

2020-11-18 Thread Nicolas Peninguy 

Hello,

Le 11/18/20 à 2:07 PM, galfert a écrit :
Davis pretty much discontinued the Weatherlink IP around the time they 
released the WeatherLink Live. My recommendation is to go with the 
WeatherLink Live.


It took me some time to find relevant information on the Internet, so 
may be this will be of some interest for someone.


This thing embeds an HTTP server with a local API described here:

https://weatherlink.github.io/weatherlink-live-local-api/

There are some good things, like broadcast of live data or discovery 
through mDNS.



BUT:

Currently there is no local access to archive data, nor device health 
data: https://github.com/weatherlink/weatherlink-live-local-api/issues


This thing will be useless if for whatever reason using Davis 
weatherlink.com service is not wanted or possible.



Regards,

Nicolas

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[weewx-user] Re: Weatherlink IP replacement

2020-11-18 Thread galfert 
Davis pretty much discontinued the Weatherlink IP around the time they 
released the WeatherLink Live. My recommendation is to go with the 
WeatherLink Live. Doing so will allow you to even run additional software. 
You could even run two instances of WeeWX on different computers if you'd 
like simultaneously. That way you can play around testing plugins and 
customizations and the production system keeps running. You could also 
simultaneously then run Cumulux MX or Meteobridge or Weather-Display. 
You'll also gain live data on the Weatherlink mobile app when on your WiFi. 
The WeatherLink Live is the essential building block for a very expandable 
weather station. The WeatherLink Live is also capable of receiving data 
from multiple ISS and expansion transmitters.

On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 12:13:19 AM UTC-5 robinh...@gmail.com 
wrote:

> Hi
>
> I used to use the Davis WeatherLink IP ethernet data logger which has 
> broken.
>
> I tried to buy a new one but I see it has been discontinued.
>
> How do I connect my Davis Vantage Pro 2 to my weewx installation now? What 
> hardware should I buy?
>
> Kind regards
> Robin
>

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