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Plug your Davis Vantage Pro 2 weather station to any network connection, then log into WeatherElement to begin viewing realtime weather information. Before you know it, you'll have a personal record of weather conditions for your specific location. Next, share your weather station page with other users, or browse a map of all connected WeatherElement devices.
How It Works
Your WeatherElement appliance arrives already programmed to send your weather data to our server. Each appliance has a unique unit ID so that our server knows which unit is sending it weather data. When you register with us, we associate your unit with you and your location and set up your own web site for you, to display it.
The details (if you really wanna know): After you connect the WeatherElement appliance to your weather station and home or business network and power it up, it gets a local network address from your router, starts getting data from your weather station, and then uploads it our server. Uploading is done using the same network protocol as a web browser, to minimize firewall issues.
The WeatherElement server then acknowledges receipt of the data back to your appliance. It can also send commands back to the appliance.
What it Is
WeatherElement is the painless, PlugNPlay way to have your own weather station's date appear on your own weather web site.
Until now, it's taken a lot of work and knowledge to display the conditions from your personal weather station on the Internet. You had to choose a weather station, software, domain name, and hosting, configure everything to work together, and know how to build a web page.
WeatherElement.com takes care of all that for you. The first part of the solution is the WeatherElement Internet Appliance. It connects to the serial WeatherLink data logger in your Davis Vantage Pro 2 weather station, and to your home or business network. Once connected and powered up, it gathers data from the station and starts automatically uploading data to the WeatherElement server.
Once on the server, your weather conditions are displayed on your own weather page; including daily highs and lows, graphs, local radar, satellite imagery, and forecasts. And, your data is stored on our servers for future searching and trending.
What You Need
To put your local weather conditions on the Internet, WeatherElement.com's requirements are simple. You need a Davis Vantage Pro 2 weather station and a Davis WeatherLink Serial interface. You need a broadband Internet connection (cable, DSL, or satellite) with a router and a free network jack. And, you need one of our WeatherElement.com interfaces. That's it. As soon as you plug your interface into your weather station, your network, and power, it starts automatically sending data to the WeatherElement.com servers.
Then, all you do is go to the WeatherElement.com web site, and fill out our simple registration form and you'll be able to see your weather conditions ready to go. Then you name your site, tell us where it's located, and choose how you'd like it to look.
That's it!
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