Receiving Data From The Weather Station; Install The Mobile Application; Registering The Weather Station; Data Transfer Frequency - Prointegra Meteobot User Manual

5 Receiving data from the weather station

In order to start receiving data from your weather station, you need to install the Meteobot®
app on your mobile device (smartphone or tablet).
If you already have installed the Meteobot® app, go on to the next section: "Registering the
weather station".

5.1 Install the mobile application

Download and install the Meteobot® app from the app on your mobile device. If you start the
app for the first time, you will go through the following steps:
 Enter your e-mail address. You will receive there a confirmation code. Press "Next";
IMPORTANT: Please use an e-mail address, which you check frequently. In the future
you will receive service information about your Meteobot® there;
 Check your e-mail for the code and type it / copy it in the next screen. Press "Next".
This ends the initial user registration and you can go on to registering the weather station.

5.2 Registering the weather station

From the app menu (top left on the screen) select „New weather station", and follow the
steps on the screen:
 Scan the registration QR code from the weather station label. If your device cannot
scan it, press the "Skip" button and type the serial number and the PIN-code from the
label in the next screen;
 Give your weather station a name, according to your preference;
 Wait for your mobile device to determine your current location and then press "Next";
 Give this location a name, according to your preference;
 Fill in the sensor configuration data (number, type, depth, etc.)
This ends the weather station registration and you can see data from your Meteobot®.
Depending on the configuration, you may need to wait for maximum one hour until you
receive the first data.
5.3

Data transfer frequency

By default, the weather station records data from the sensors every 10 minutes and sends
them every hour.
IMPORTANT: The more frequently the station sends data, the bigger the power consumption
is. During winter the low temperature decreases the useful battery capacity, so too frequent
data transmission can deplete the battery.
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