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Internet Weather Observations, Data Logger with Rain Gauge

ab9nq

02/26/2020

 

 

All links verified to be working now!

 

ISP forced another WAN, ip address change; so previous web links are no longer valid.  Signed up with Noip.com for "Hostnames" that hopefully will eliminate this issue.

My apologies for the inconvenience this caused.

 

http://weather-1.ddns.net/Weather

ESP8266 Based, Wifi Client/Server

 

http://weather-3.ddns.net/Weather

ESP32 Based, ESPAsyncWebServer

 

https://observeredweather.000webhostapp.com

Project --Hosted, Domain web site:

 

 

Observations-I, web page driven by ESP8266 --Sketch, "NTP_Web_Interface_Data_Logger.ino."

Observations-II, web page driven by ESP32 --Sketch,  "Rain_Gauge_Two.ino."

 

Many thanks to everyone that have visited Project web pages!

 

Attached, "Project --Upload  Ver 2.7.zip"  current, online version of Sketch, "Rain_Gauge_Two.ino"; running ESPAsyncWebServer on ESP32. "dataCollector2.php" included for sending data from project to Hosted domain web site.  Also, included Serial Monitor output confirming operation of project.

 

Second  attachment "Project --NTP_Time-synced_Web_Interface.zip"  current, online version of Sketch; running WiFi Client/Server on ESP8266. "dataCollector.php" included for sending data from project to Hosted domain web site.

Latest project code

 

 

William, AB9NQ

Attachments:
Project --NTP_Time-synced_Web_Interface.zip
Project --Upload Version 2.7.zip
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    Hi William, just catching up with your project. Very impressive.

     

    I'm running a 2 sensor temperature monitor for my greenhouse - 1 probe inside and 1 probe outside - on ESP8266, posting data to a webserver on my private network.

     

     

    I'm very interested to see that some of your techniques are different to mine; I'm adding a note to my "to do list", to remind me to do some experiments.

  • in reply to neilk

    Good Morning Neil,

     

    Thank you for reply; it is appreciated. Are you using the Asyncwebserver?  Found it to be very much faster; responding to url requests.

     

    There have been some additional coding on the posted project; added some features and improved other features.

    My Github Repositories can be found at https://github.com/tech500/  most recent version of posted project can be found

    here:  https://github.com/Tech500/Environmental_Rain_Gauge.

     

    Checkout WIFI status monitoring and logging in the project.  My ISP "pushes" firmware/security patches to Router/Gateway on occasion;

    causing loss of WIFI connection. 

     

    William

  • in reply to ab9nq

    Hi William

     

    I'm not using Asynchwebserver, because I'm using the web server built in to my Netgear NAS. I chose to use it because it was easy, already there and the NAS is already running 24/7.

     

    It will be a while before I can study your code more deeply.

     

    Thanks again for posting

     

    Neil

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  • in reply to ab9nq

    Hi William

     

    I'm not using Asynchwebserver, because I'm using the web server built in to my Netgear NAS. I chose to use it because it was easy, already there and the NAS is already running 24/7.

     

    It will be a while before I can study your code more deeply.

     

    Thanks again for posting

     

    Neil

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