#Weathercat via wifi full#
#Weathercat via wifi registration#
#Weathercat via wifi software#
#Weathercat via wifi mac#

The basic answer is yes, but there are actually three parts to this overall question:

#Weathercat via wifi mac#

Is the WiFi logger compatible with Mac and other Apple products? And the design of the WFL platform allows continuing expansion of WFL capabilities via firmware upgrades and several new features are currently being worked on – this web page will be updated as new features become available Extra features Further options are also built-in such as automatic synchronisation of the date/time with Internet time via the NTP protocol.These pages are accessed via the Setup menu visible on this screenshot

#Weathercat via wifi full#

Full management via a web interface Accessing the IP address of the WFL in a standard web browser displays a multi-page web interface through which all functions of the logger and console can be controlled.

Local viewing of current weather data direct from the WFL Any phone or tablet (or indeed any other WiFi device such as a laptop) can view a real-time text report of current weather conditions – see screenshot right – direct from the logger simply by accessing the logger’s IP address in a standard web browser.In other words, using WFL to upload data to platforms like WU and WOW completely avoids the need to run a separate computer 24/7.

#Weathercat via wifi registration#

No other computer is required to use this feature, simply registration and username/password etc for the target network(s).

Uploads to Internet weather networks WFL has the capability built-in to upload directly to weather networks such as Weather Underground, the UK Met Office WOW platform and several other networks, including the Davis service (see note in FAQ below).

#Weathercat via wifi software#

( Note: Software is not supplied with the WiFi logger but should be downloaded from the main site for each program) As a result, it should interface to any software that can connect locally to a WeatherlinkIP logger via TCP/IP – this includes CumulusMX, Weather Display, Weatherlink, Weathercat (for Mac users) and several others.

WiFi connection to a local computer running weather station software The WFL behaves essentially like a local WeatherlinkIP logger and offers exactly the same storage capacity and data formats as the standard Davis logger, including real-time (LOOP and LOOP2) and archive/summary data.

The WiFi Logger provides five main features: **If your console still has older firmware (from Nov 2005 on) then updates are downloadable from the support section of the Davis website.Ī key benefit with the WFL is that the console no longer needs to be close to either computer or router – the only requirement is reasonable WiFi reception at the console location. Please note that the WFL connects only via WiFi – there is no provision for a cabled data connection. The WFL logger fits into the console socket in a similar way to the standard logger and occupies much the same space – ie it is fully contained within the standard console case. It is compatible with all Vue and VP2/Envoy consoles running firmware v1.9 or later**. The WiFi logger (WFL) is small (40x25mm) and completely replaces the standard Davis logger. Quantity discounts (min 5 units) are available – please enquire.

We can ship to Europe and worldwide (except N America) – please email us for a prompt Paypal quotation to include shipping. UK orders can be placed on our secure online shop. WFL v2Īvailability: These loggers are a stock item. We’re delighted to announce the launch of a data logger for all Davis Vue and VP2/Envoy consoles that interfaces to PCs & other computers via your WiFi network and also uploads directly to Internet weather networks.

Features for v2 are unchanged from v1, but v2 has upgraded hardware to permit new features in future firmware updates. WiFi Logger v2 available from our online shop!