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Wireless Weather Stations

1-Wire™ Weather Station

  1-Wire Equipment
 

 Texas Weather Instruments developed the 1-Wire™ Weather Station, using technology licensed from Dallas Semiconductor (see Sensors magazine June 1998), to solve the problems of attaching multiple cables, power supplies and consoles associated with weather instruments to a Windows PC. The 1-Wire Weather Station utlizes the Dallas Semiconductor 1-Wire MicroLan. All that is needed to get data directly from various sensors into your computer is a host adapter (HA3) that plugs into the computer's serial port, one twisted pair cable, any of the Texas Weather Instruments 1-Wire weather sensors and the OneSix™ server software loaded into a Windows PC. There are no power supplies, consoles, displays or switches needed with this system. Adding a sensor is a snap by simply plugging the new device anywhere in the 1-Wire cable. The OneSix™ server identifies the new sensor and the sensor calibration information.

      The weather data ends up in a Windows DDE link via Points Six's OneSix™ server. What is DDE? Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) is a standard inter-application communication protocol built into the Microsoft® Windows® operating system. It allows Windows® programs that support DDE to exchange data between themselves. By simply specifying an application, topic and item a client application can exchange data with a server application. A DDE server is a program that has access to data and can provide that data to another Windows® programs. A DDE client is a program that can obtain data from a server.

OneSix™ is a data acquisition Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) server that acquires data from weather sensors attached to a 1-Wire™ network and passes this data using DDE to a client application. Any Windows® application that can use DDE can obtain this data from the OneSix™ Server. Examples of such applications include Weather View 32, Microsoft® Office products like Word® & Excel®, Wonderware® Intouch, National Instruments® LabView® & LookOut®, Capital Equipment Corp.® TestPoint, general development applications like Microsoft® Visual Basic and Borland® Delphi. This system allow you to run several software packages at the same time all reading from one set of weather sensors.

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1-Wire Equipment

 

  Wind Sensor ($249)
  Temp/Humidity Pagoda ($299)
  Rain Collector ($149)
 

Leaf Wetness Sensor ($199)
 

Lightning Sensor ($249)
 
     Barometric Pressure Sensor ($229)
 
Weather View 32 ($149/$249)
 
HA3 Host Adapter
includes OneSix Server ($99)
 
HA4 Isolated Host Adapter
includes OneSix Server
($169)

1-Wire Price List

1-Wire Manual

Point Six is a registered trademark of Point Six, Inc. 1-Wire is a trademark of Dallas Semiconductor.
 

 

 

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