I am sorry for the confusion. I had emailed Tom Keffer with some questions about the WLL model 6100 and he answered me saying I should use the Windows Data Logger. I replied that I do not use Windows; I use Ubuntu 22.04 Linux. I asked if the Vantage Vue plus the WLL would work. He replied that I should post on the weewx-user group. I have not purchased either the Vantage Vue or the WLL yet as I want to make sure that they will work with weewx. I had a AcuRite Isis 5 in 1 that I sent back to Amazon because I could not figure out how to capture the WiFi that is sent to Weather Underground. So that is the rest of the story.
Now I want to know if the weewx program can be used with the Vantage Vue and the WLL before I purchase them from Amazon. The WLL has both WiFi and an Eithernet port. It does not have USB. Can the Eithernet be run into my desktop computer (it does not have WiFi) and can I somehow capture the data and route it to weewx? Does weewx only work with serial or USB? Thanks. On Monday, July 22, 2024 at 6:09:24 PM UTC-4 vince wrote: > Uncertain what exactly you're asking there. Are you replying to a post > that isn't visible or an email or something perhaps ? > > If you have the old original 1970s-LCD-looking ugly console, you can use > the absurdly overpriced Davis USB or serial datalogger to connect it to > your weewx computer (and throw the unnecessary Windows software in the > trash). I have a serial version and use a serial2usb converter to connect > it to my raspi. There are a variety of third-party variants that do > basically the same thing for less cost. Meteopi is one of those. > https://www.scaledinstruments.com/product-category/shop-by-category/data-loggers/ > > has some others. > > If you have the new tablet-like color console, you can not connect that > directly to your weewx computer because Davis provides no way to do so at > all. There's also no programming interface. Ugh. > > The WLL 6100 is on sale at scientificsales.com currently it seems if > that's what you're wanting to buy, but I can't speak to how to connect that > to weewx. > > If you have a rtl-sdr antenna and dongle you 'can' sniff the RF from the > ISS sensor directly with the rtldavis driver but that's a little painful to > get working. Once you do so, it seems pretty stable, although you do miss > data if your weewx computer goes down. There's no data logger in that > setup, just an antenna that can hear the RF. > > On Monday, July 22, 2024 at 1:38:48 PM UTC-7 Barton Phillips wrote: > >> You suggested the the 'Davis Instruments 6510USB WeatherLink USB Data >> Logger and Software for Windows'. I don't use Windows, I have Ubuntu >> 22.04. Are you saying that I need something that communicates via USB not >> WiFi? I had a Davis Vanage Vue in Colorado from 2006 to 2014 and I had to >> buy that product to convert from my console to USB to my computer. Is the >> WetherLink-Live model 6100 not compatible with WeeWx? How would I connect >> from the new console using the data logger? I was not going to get the >> console but rather just the WetherLink-Live 6100. >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to weewx-user+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/e3807b02-172d-40bc-8e3a-205dd4f07eban%40googlegroups.com.
