KKI 6555 WeatherLinkIP for Vantage Pro, Vantage Pro2 or Weather Envoy posts your weather data directly to the Internet without a PC — WeatherLinkIP does all the work for you. Simply plug the data logger into the back of your console or Weather Envoy and connect the cable to your cable/DSL router. Within minutes, you'll be able to see your weather data live on the Internet.

WeatherLinkIP for Davis Vantage Pro and Vantage Pro2 consists of Davis’ WeatherLink software and a specialized data logger that connects the Davis Vantage Pro, Vantage Pro2 console or Weather Envoy to an Ethernet connection. The software and data logger transfer your Vantage Pro or Vantage Pro2 weather data to your computer, allowing you to create a permanent weather database. Once stored in the database, your weather information can be used to generate a wide variety of reports and graphical displays.

In addition, the WeatherLinkIP data logger automatically uploads your console or Envoy information to a web server provided by KKI that lets you see your weather data via the Internet without having to set up your own web page. Your weather data is automatically saved to Davis’s web servers which provide four times the storage of the data logger. Using the WeatherLinkIP data logger lets you become part of the WeatherLink Network, a collection of websites containing customer weather information that is stored on a server owned by KKI. Being part of the WeatherLink Network and having a site on WeatherLink.com means you are part of a community of weather enthusiasts who use the WeatherLink Network to view their own weather data and share that weather data with friends and people across the world quickly and easily.

Get more details on Weatherlink.com and check the FAQ's on WeatherLinkIP. WeatherLinkIP is "plug-and-play," when used with Weatherlink.com. Simple configuration steps are required to upload to third-party weather sites or set e-mail alert conditions. Includes software on CD, data logger, and 5’ (1.5 M) cable to connect the data logger to your broadband router. Choose a logging interval of 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, or 120 minutes.

System Requirements:
Requires Windows 2000/XP/Vista and a broadband router with an available Ethernet port and an “always-on” connection to the Internet.

Features:
WeatherLink Software Features:

• Displays the current weather station data in a real-time “bulletin” on the computer.
• Allows you to set and clear data in the weather station console (time and date, highs and lows, alarm thresholds, calibration numbers, etc.) from the computer.
• Graphs archived weather data on an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.
• Generates Weather Watcher reports in the National Climatic Data Center (NOAA) format.
• Collects data from multiple weather stations on the same computer.
• Includes support for GLOBE, an international weather-related science program for students from elementary through high school. Visit www.globe.gov for more information.
• APRS data protocol allows volunteers in the Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP) to send real-time weather data to the National Weather Service. CWOP is data used for weather education and research projects. Visit www.wxqa.com for more information.
• Gives you multiple options for connecting to your WeatherLinkIP data logger.
  
  WeatherLink Data Logger Features:
• Archives weather data for subsequent transfer to the computer.
• Manages data communication between the weather station and the WeatherLink software.
• Information on WeatherLink communications protocols and data formatting can be found on the Software Support page at the Davis website (www.davisnet.com/support/weather/).
• Automatically sends data to Weatherlink.com without connection to a computer.
• Automatically uploads archive data to the Weatherlink.com website.
  
  Weatherlink.com Website Features:
• Gives you a real time summary of your station’s current weather conditions.
• Sends daily summary and alarm e-mails.
• Stores archived record data for download to the WeatherLink software.
• Lets you view other weather stations in the WeatherLink Network.
• Lets you setup direct data uploads to other third-party applications and tools, such as CWOP and Globe.
  
  Box Contents:
• WeatherLinkIP data logger
• 5 foot (1.5 m) Ethernet cable
• WeatherLink Software CD