The Fox Weather Provider is an available type when adding a WeatherReport in the Weather Manager, as an alternative to the default NwsWeatherProvider. See it in the drop-down Type to Add field in the New dialog when adding a new WeatherReport.
Figure 24. Fox Weather Provider in initial New dialog, type selection
NOTE: Usage is intended for a remote
JACE station without Internet access, but which is a subordinate of a Supervisor station already using the WeatherService. Otherwise,
you can use the default type: NwsWeather Provider. To use, the following must already be configured:
- An enabled NiagaraStation in its NiagaraNetwork, representing the remote Supervisor station.
- The remote Supervisor station must have an enabled NiagaraStation representing the remote station.
- The remote Supervisor’s WeatherService must have one or more working WeatherReports.
When adding, in a secondary New dialog, you select the NiagaraStation that represents the Supervisor, and then a specific WeatherReport in that remote station’s
WeatherService.
Figure 25. Secondary New dialog, selecting Supervisor station, then WeatherReport
Once added, the remote station gets updated weather data by connecting to the Supervisor and “pulling” the values from the
Supervisor's WeatherService.
Figure 26. Edit dialog of added WeatherReport shows FoxWeatherProvider selections
Figure 27. FoxWeatherProvider property sheet
| Name |
Value |
Description |
| Station Name |
text string |
Name of the selected NiagaraStation that represents the remote Supervisor station. |
| Ord |
text string |
Path in the remote Supervisor station for the source WeatherReport component.
NOTE: Typically, you do not edit these properties, but instead use the New or Edit dialog in the Weather Manager to make selections from the two drop-down controls in the “Provider” field.
|