#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE UPDATE#
#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE ARCHIVE#
#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE PATCH#
#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE FULL#

Bruce (the support guy) asked me if I had updated the IP Data Logger firmware according to their January notice. This morning, I was the first person to call Davis Tech Support after they opened up for the day. I tried using a different ethernet cable and also using a different ethernet port on the Mac. I then had to leave for the entire day and by the time I got back home, no magical self-repair had occurred. I tried rebooting the Mac, which didn't help. The green light on the IP data logger was flashing, indicating that data was being sent from the console, but it was apparently not being received on my Mac. My console was correctly displaying weather data from the ISS. When I woke up yesterday morning, thankful for one more COVID-19-free day at our house, I noticed that I had several thousand Comms Errors, and the WC WatchDog had tried, unsuccessfully to restart the Cat. But first, I'll share how I got there in the first place.

#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE UPDATE#

I have an update on this firmware issue, which I will get to later in this post. If it is a new issue, be please email so the next available technician can help you. **If you are replying to an ongoing issue, feel free to reply to this email. It makes our job much easier to see the whole conversation

#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE FULL#

*If you need to reply, please be kind enough to use the REPLY (or REPLY ALL), keep the full mail intact and don't change the subject. (510) 732-7814 | M-F 7:00am to 5:30pm Diablo Ave, Hayward, CA 94545įacebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn I realize these options are not ideal and if nothing else is possible at your end we are happy to update the firmware here in our service department. Call and get an RMA and instructions from us at (510) 732-7814 | M-F 7:00am to 5:30pm pacific time You will only need to send us the datalogger itself, you can hold on to your console.

Send your WeatherLinkIP datalogger to our service center for us to update the firmware. Take the console and WeatherLinkIP datalogger to another network and use a Windows PC at that site. Use Parallels or Bootcamp on your Mac to run Windows and the WeatherLinkIP updater program. If you need to update your IP firmware and you do not use a Windows based machine you can do any one of the following.įind a Windows PC on the same network your WeatherLinkIP is connected to and update from that PC.īring a Windows PC laptop into your network and update from that PC.

Unfortunately, we only have a firmware updater available for Windows PCs. I am sorry to hear you are having troubles. I wonder about Mac support though - so I e-mailed Davis just to see what they'll say. I assume this is a bigger deal for folks who signed up for Davis' 'Pro' level on as then if you were looking at historical data there might be an issue. I don't use my WLIP to feed into my computer (I have a direct USB connection from another console), but I do use a WLIP to feed weather info to one part of a webpage. The only issue of course is that their fix is a.

#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE PATCH#

This firmware patch will fix that and ensure your weather station clock stays accurate and in synch.'

#WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE ARCHIVE#

You may have noticed that when downloading archive records into your PC software or looking at archive records on that they are not entirely up to date. Your WeatherLinkIP datalogger has a critical bug that will prevent it from keeping its time properly synched with Davis servers and cause it to stop uploading historical archive records. 'Everyone using a WeatherLinkIP datalogger (p/n 6555) with their Davis weather station.

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