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How to: Connect a Station. A weather station you already own joins the farm through the customized upload its gateway already has. No serial, no key in firmware, no bridge script. The gateway posts its readings on the interval you set and the app records them under the station like any other device.

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What You Need

  • A weather station whose gateway or console has a customized upload: a server, a path and a port you can type in. Most consumer stations sold in the last few years do.
  • A farm on a plan that allows a sensor. A station counts as one.

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Connect It

1

Add the station in the app

Sensors → Connect a station. Name it, and pick the field its channel 1 soil probe sits in. Leave the field empty for a station with no soil probe. The app shows four lines.The path is the station’s credential. It is shown once. The station’s page can issue a new one, and the old one stops working the moment it does.
2

Type them into the gateway

In the gateway’s app or its own web page: weather services → customized upload → enable, the gateway’s own protocol, then the server, path and port above. An upload interval of one to five minutes is fine.
3

Wait one interval

The first upload lands within an interval. Until then the station shows as silent on the Sensors tab, with what to check.
The gateway speaks plain HTTP, port 80, and does not follow a redirect to HTTPS. A reverse proxy that forces HTTPS must exempt the bridge path.

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What Is Fed

Units are converted on the way in. Not fed: soil probes on channels 2 to 8, solar radiation and UV, lightning and battery levels. Put the probe that matters on channel 1. Every reading carries the station as its source. A field with both a station and an AgriHub360 Sensor names both under its chart.

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Test Without a Gateway

The reply lists every field that was not mapped. The gateway discards the reply; a person testing with curl reads it.