Clima is a solar-powered, custom embedded-IoT solution that tracks climate from a suite of sensors, saves data locally for access via Bluetooth, uses a RESTful Web API, and synchronizes data to the cloud.

Contents

• Clima Pro
• Assembly Instructions
• Getting Started
• Hardware Specifications
• Support

Clima

With this kit, it includes the complete package of sensors, PCB enclosure and mount to place this outdoors. You'll be able to measure wind speed/direction, rain volume, atmospheric conditions like temperature, pressure, humidity, CO2 levels and GPS Coordinates.

Assembly Instructions

A complete kit of Clima.Pro can be found on the Wilderness Labs Store and the Instructions for assembly can be found here.

The store version is 100% kit complete, including the option to upgrade the PCB, Enclosure and Battery only, if you include a previous version of the kit.

You can also source all of the components yourself. For a list of components see the Clima Pro Bill of Material (BoM)

Getting Started

To simplify the way to use this Meadow-powered reference IoT product, we've created a NuGet package that instantiates and encapsulates the onboard hardware into a Clima class.

1. Add the ProjectLab Nuget package your project:

   • dotnet add package Meadow.Clima, or
   • Meadow.Clima Nuget Package

2. Change the App type on your MeadowApp class to ClimaAppBase and initialize Clima's MainController passing the Hardware and a INetworkAdapter such as your WiFi adapter onboard the Meadow Core Compute Module:

public class ClimaApp : ClimaAppBase
{
    public override Task Initialize()
    {
        Resolver.Log.Info($"Initialize...");

        var mainController = new MainController();

        var wifi = Hardware.ComputeModule.NetworkAdapters.Primary<IWiFiNetworkAdapter>();

        mainController.Initialize(
            hardware: Hardware,
            networkAdapter: wifi);
            .
            .
            .

3. Run the Clima_Demo project that does periodic readings of all its sensors and sends them to Meadow.Cloud if you have a Wilderness Labs account and have provisioned your device.

Hardware Specifications

You can find the schematics and other design files in the Hardware_Design folder.

Support

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• File an issue with a repro case to investigate, and/or
• Join our public Slack, where we have an awesome community helping, sharing and building amazing things using Meadow.