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I'm regulary using my custom WS8610 software since one year, and it
works very well.
It runs on win7 x64, on a pc with real serial port.
Features include: dump memory, show arbitrary portions of memory, write
memory, a windows service which downloads records and save them in
sqlite format every x hours, plot of temperature and humidity data,
detection of daylight saving time, and more...
See screenshot in files section: WS8610Software.png
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If ayone interested I can give source code in C#.

--- In Lacrosse_weather_stations@..., Jeff Bogumil
<rjbogumil@...> wrote:

Fyi, on this general topic of running WS8610 software under 64bit

Windows--

to my surprise I've found that on a PC equipped with a legacy RS232
hardware Uart, I've been able to read/"export" the WS8610's 2000+

record

internal data cache using the old/original LaCrosse "Data Recorder"
running under MS Windows HomeServer 2011 (a 64bit, abbreviated "home"

OS

variant of MS Win Server 2008 R2.) I haven't attempted installation

under

64bit Win7, but that may also be possible. In addition to the

presence of

a legacy RS232 Uart (in my experience ESSENTIAL for DataRecorder
operation), I've used XP compatibility mode at both DR install and run
time.

NO disrespect to Open8610, a VERY important/useful open-source
reverse-engineered public service by volunteers-- sadly, with no help

from

LaCrosse Inc, even to document their bit-banging nonstandard interface
protocol-- but my particular WS8610 application/need requires use of

the

WS8610's internal 2000+ record data cache. (I.e., as opposed to

requiring

that the device be continuously cabled-up to a PC, so as to read

current

temp/humidity values with Open8610's "Log" utility.) Unhappily, but
understandably given the obfuscated comm challenge, I've never seen
Open8610's "History" utility successfully retrieve more than a few

hundred

records (even thru legacy RS232 Uart hardware.)


On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 8:51 AM, junie10020 junie10020@... wrote:

Thanks for that, although I dont have a compiler installed

currently...

Any chance of sharing the compiled version? Will be much apreciated

:)

--- In Lacrosse_weather_stations@..., "sgnuf" sgnuf@
wrote:

Yes, check open8610win2.1.zip and WS8610-CS.zip in the files

section.

I'm using it on Windows 7 x64 and it works very well.

--- In Lacrosse_weather_stations@..., "junie10020"

<junie10020@> wrote:

Anyone managed to get this to work? Any hints or tips?

is it possible?

Hello sgnuf,

Hi Alexandre, I've uploaded the source code here:?

?

Hi,

I'm also working in getting the ESP8266 integrated into the WS8610. Since yesterday I can read out the records and display it via a WebBrowser directly from the ESP8266.

The connection of the ESP8266 is directly to the internal i2c bus and not to the external connector. The power comes from the internal 3.3V of the WS8610.

One of my biggest concerns is the battery consumption. What I want to do is put the ESP8266 in sleep mode and wake up once an hour to upload the data to an internet server. Currently I'm testing how long the batteries last without sleep mode and just waiting for http connection.

? Michael