WeatherPlus2 - All in One Weather Station Controller

WeatherPlus2 is an all in one weather station controller and is the board that is used in the OurWeather Complete Weather Kit. WeatherPlus2 contains an ESP32 processor (includes WiFi) and does not require an external computer to run. If you want to program the WeatherPlus2 board, we supply all of the source code to allow you to do that. The software for the board is written using the Arduino IDE with the ESP32 libraries added. Here is our tutorial on how to install the Arduino IDE for the ESP8266.

Note:  Requires an external UFL antenna!

• - Grove OLED Display (fits Grove connector on Weather Plus2)
• - Grove SHT30 Outside Humidity and Temperature Sensor

Features

• Provides an excellent controller for a Weather Station hooked up to Raspberry Pi or Arduino
• Includes Arduino and Raspberry Pi Software
• Supports SwitchDoc Labs WeatherRack Wind Vane / Anemometer / Rain Bucket
• Inside Temperature and Barometric Pressure
• Uses standard GROVE connectors
• Works with Raspberry Pi (3.3V) GPIO and Arduino (5.0V) GPIO
• Works with 3.3V and 5.0V I2C bus
• All onboard devices are 3.3V
• Supports I2C Lightning Detector Thunder Board
• Supports I2C AM2315 Temp/Hum Sensor
• Supports I2C SHT30 Temp/Humidity Sensor
• Full Source Code Provided

What are Grove Connectors?

Grove Connectors are a standard way of connecting a variety of devices quickly and safely. See our full tutorial here. The WeatherPlus2 board has an I2C Grove Connector that can be connected to 3.3V I2C devices.

Questions

Q: I only have one I2C connector on my WeatherPlus board?

A: You have a Revision 1 board.

Q: I only have two I2C connectors on my WeatherPlus Board?

A:  You have a Revision 1 board.

Downloads For WeatherPlus2 Board

WeatherPlus2 Board

• Current Specification: WeatherPlus2_Specification
• Github Source Code Archive for WeatherPlus
• Advanced Programming

Downloads For WeatherPlus Revision 1 Board

WeatherPlus Version 1

• Current Specification: WeatherPlus_Specification
• Github Source Code Archive for WeatherPlus
• Advanced Programming

We embrace the open source model of software! There are lots of LEDs on the OurWeather Board to allow you to know what is going on. The GPIO0 LED can be controlled by a simple call on the web (for example: http://192.168.1.134/led?params=0) where the argument is 0 for GPIO0 LED off and 1 to turn it on.

Simple! The other LEDs show if the board is plugged in and what is going on with the instruments. However, you can display a lot more using a Grove OLED display. There is built in software support for this OLED display.

SwitchDoc Labs Custom Grove OLED Display

You can put big numbers up on the display (and graphs too if you are clever!) and also show a lot of information at the same time.