I'd like to create some HS2 devices using WeatherBug parameters. I unsuccessfully tried installing xapmcsWeatherAWS, so couldn't answer the question for myself - and couldn't find anything on the mcsSprinklers site or the Message Board here, either. My installation problem is that the setup won't find local stations. The Data folder appears to have received a downloaded html page/file, but isn't extracting the station info. I haven't tried while running Viewer, so I'm uncertain what's happening at the xap level.
If it won't allow me to create HS2 devices, I probably would rather go with the UltraWeatherBug PI or one that's available for the Insteon ISY99.
BTW, I promised (maybe threatened?) I'd be back for more help when I last posted in this sub-forum 2/3/10. After all my early travails, my proficiency level with 1wire has improved dramatically. Both McsTemperature and a Hobby Boards LCD gave me a lot of difficulty, but they're running now ( the "Bedroom Buddy" thread in the HS2 Specific sub-forum was a big help with the LCD). I wrote a nifty one-liner for the LCD ( 4x20) that eliminates the seconds from the "now" time string and produces four lines of precisely 20 characters each ( regardless of temperature or humidity etc. readings) using the VB mid() command ( which I'd gladly share if there's any interest). Anyway, thanks for the support out there - And to anyone just starting out - take heart!
If it won't allow me to create HS2 devices, I probably would rather go with the UltraWeatherBug PI or one that's available for the Insteon ISY99.
BTW, I promised (maybe threatened?) I'd be back for more help when I last posted in this sub-forum 2/3/10. After all my early travails, my proficiency level with 1wire has improved dramatically. Both McsTemperature and a Hobby Boards LCD gave me a lot of difficulty, but they're running now ( the "Bedroom Buddy" thread in the HS2 Specific sub-forum was a big help with the LCD). I wrote a nifty one-liner for the LCD ( 4x20) that eliminates the seconds from the "now" time string and produces four lines of precisely 20 characters each ( regardless of temperature or humidity etc. readings) using the VB mid() command ( which I'd gladly share if there's any interest). Anyway, thanks for the support out there - And to anyone just starting out - take heart!
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