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Access to Gill Windsonic Anemometer
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We use the second serial port to receive data from the Gill Windsonic
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ultrasonic anemometer:
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http://gillinstruments.com/products/anemometer/windsonic.htm
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The Windsonic needs to be set up properly to send data periodically
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(every two seconds in my setup) in the Polar Format with fixed CSV
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sizes at 9600 baud.
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I used a MAX3323EEPE to translate the RS232 from Windsonic to Merkurboard
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3.3V levels.
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The complete setup is driven by a 12V solar charged acid battery. The
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/power_supply ressource measures the voltage level on the input.
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The voltage is measured by a simple 1M/100k voltage divider directly
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connected to the merkurboard.
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A small DC/DC converter is used to power the merkurboard.
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Next step maybe put the merkurboard and MAX3323 in the Windsonic's case
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to have the first open source ipv6 addressable windsonic on earth ;-)
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