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Viewing WD data remotely
Weather Display can be used to display data from your station on other PCs connected to
your LAN or across the Internet. This allows the weather station to be connected to a PC
which is not in the desired viewing location but is on the same LAN or connected to the
Internet.
General definitions
• €If a PC is the source of the data, i.e. the PC with the weather station attached to it, it is
called the Server.
• €If a PC is a viewer of the data, i.e. a PC without a weather station attached to it, it is
called the Client.
Follow the steps in the Server or Client paragraphs below. When completed, all data
collected from the weather station by the Server PC will be broadcast on the LAN. This
broadcast data will be received by all client PCs and will be displayed on their Weather
Display screens.
Viewing Weather Display data across a LAN
Server
At the PC where the weather station is connected:
1. €Click on Setup, Setup FTP/Internet/...
2. €Click on the tab labelled "TCP/IP Client/Server".
3. €Click the button at the upper left side labelled "Server Enabled".
4. €You may also want to click the button labelled "Show indoor temp/hum on client".
5. €Click OK.
Client
At each PC where the weather data is to be viewed:
1. €Install Weather Display on the machine.
2. €Follow the procedures in → Quick Start but choose a station type of "Stationless". You
do not need to select a COM port, nor do you have to enable FTP.
3. €Click on Setup ,Setup FTP/Internet/...
4. €Click on the tab labeled "TCP/IP Client/Server".
5. €Click the button at the middle left side labelled "Client Enabled".
6. €You may also want to click the button labelled "Show indoor temp/hum on client".
7. €Click OK.
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