Topic: readout data from IP-100

[docbee]

A IP-100 user interested in using Meteobridge asked me for support for this kind of logger.
As I don't have that equipment, I hope you can give me some ideas how to grab data
from the IP-100. Does it have a web interface where to grab data from? Any idea
is helpful. Thanks.

[WVZR-1]

I can't help you but I'm interested. I just bought a Vantage Pro 2 and have the MeteoHub that was marketed by Ambient as WeatherHub4, I put it on line last evening and I believe I'll like it. It took me a while to stumble through it but I did get there. Being new to the Vantage Pro 2 console etc. slowed me down I believe.

I have an IP-100 coming for my RainWise Mark III the I believe should have shipped today. I put the RainWise in the yard for testing this evening and when the battery and the IP 100 arrive I'll put it on line. I know that the MeteoHub that I have supports the IP-100. How? I'm unsure but I'll be finding out. I am certainly new and know "nothing to very little" regarding this stuff.

My MeteoHub is actually a SilverStone SST-DC01S/DC01B.

Does your user/acquaintance already have the IP-100 and the MeteoBridge or not? Does he maybe have the model # of what he was actually supplied? Only curious.

[WA7FWF]

The IP-100 does have a web interface, I would think you could do a wget or something similar and  grab the data and then format it, have your user open his firewall to it and you should then be able test on it.

Kevin

[docbee]

Thanks for your replies! Hard to believe that no IP-100 owner in this tech forum has tried
to have his PC also reading from the unit and not just having it to report data to a few
predefined servers in the web... May be I am lucky and someone having tried this successfully
will reply.

[VaJim]

Thanks for your replies! Hard to believe that no IP-100 owner in this tech forum has tried
to have his PC also reading from the unit and not just having it to report data to a few
predefined servers in the web... May be I am lucky and someone having tried this successfully
will reply.

I can appreciate your 'tech' attempt to extract data from the ip-100.  However, for me I'm fairly satisfied with the way the ip-100 was designed.  Having been involved with data feeds to personal websites for over 15 years, the ip-100 was a welcomed relief.  i wish you luck.

[ggsteve]

I just wish the IP-100 would work with CWOP.

[docbee]

I can appreciate your 'tech' attempt to extract data from the ip-100.  However, for me I'm fairly satisfied with the way the ip-100 was designed.  Having been involved with data feeds to personal websites for over 15 years, the ip-100 was a welcomed relief.  i wish you luck.

When you have a look at Meteobridge features "www.meteobridge.com" your satisfaction with what the IP-100 has to offer might get a dip
I am simply looking for a way to make use of IP-100 connected Rainwise stations to a Meteobridge, which up to now supports the old serial MKIII logger and the cc3000 USB one.

[BertSP]

I would be interested to look into a Rainwise unit if Meteobridge could talk to the IP-100.

[VaJim]

wayne.burnett@rainwise.com

Wayne Burnett  (aka Mr. IP-100)

[weatherjim]

Ggsteve, you can send data to CWOP from your IP-100 via the web server provided by Rainwise network. It's under settings, 3rd party services. I use this to send data to Weather Underground.

[ggsteve]

Ggsteve, you can send data to CWOP from your IP-100 via the web server provided by Rainwise network. It's under settings, 3rd party services. I use this to send data to Weather Underground.

Yup, Rainwise added this functionality right about the time of my original post.  I've been reporting to CWOP ever since.

[weatherjim]

PS. You also can read data directly from the IP-100 using you web browser. You just need to know the IP address assigned to the IP-100. It will return data as a web page to your browser, also you can get raw data using the IP address/status.xml.
Jim