Elk outputs?

[WayneW]

Don't go out and buy a weather system yet.

Does that infer that Elk might be working on directly supporting a full weather station (such as the Oregon Scientific WMR968 with serial output) or just receiving the RF temp probes via some unknown receiver?

 

[Spanky]

That infers not to buy a weather station until it is working!!!!

 

[fleetz]

Currently the wired temperature probes must return to zones 1 to 16 on the main control. I am working on getting the Oregon Scientific wireless temperature probes working with the M1. They have a floating temperature probe that is good for pools or hot tubs.

Touch screens will use the RS-232 or ethernet module.

Looking at what you are doing, you may be better off price wise using a M1EZ8 control remoted from your main M1 as the input and output controller and let it talk to the main M1 through Cat5, X-10, UPB, Zwave or what ever.

Hi Spanky,

Tried before to flush you out on this one B4!

The part I am interested in is the "Currently the wired temperature probes must return to zones 1 to 16 on the main control. I am working on getting the Oregon Scientific wireless temperature probes working with the M1. They have a floating temperature probe that is good for pools or hot tubs."

Just want to clarify that just in case you wanted to quote the 5th!! :unsure:

I am wanting to get the pool temp into M1 either wireless or wired.

Do you know of an adaptor that enables the ELK temp probe to be inserted in a inline PVC pipe that doesn't leak at > 10 litres per minute!!??? :huh:

Cheers,

Fleetz

PS 4 Kangaroo out the back of our place this morning!

 

[Spanky]

We tried to work with Oregon Scientific on receiving their temp probes, but they told us to go take a hike.

Long term we will have a solution, but not short term.

 

[fleetz]

We tried to work with Oregon Scientific on receiving their temp probes, but they told us to go take a hike.

Long term we will have a solution, but not short term.

Thanks Spanky....Pity would have been a good fit some can't see the wood for the trees!

 

[Digger]

Oregan Scientific Recall

Looks like they have enough on their plates............

 

[Photon]

I wonder if this LaCrosse Data Logger has any potential to interface the Elk:

http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/8610ch/index.php