## Monitor Sensor Value from Web Page

### Step 1: Enter Sensor Data Page URL

Website URL:
Enter the web address where the sensor value is displayed.

This tool can scrape numerical or text-based sensor data from publicly accessible web pages. For example:

- Scraping current temperature from a local news or weather website.
- Monitoring server status (e.g., "Online", "Offline") from an internal dashboard.
- Tracking IoT sensor readings (e.g., humidity, pressure) from a public data feed.
- Checking water tank levels or energy consumption from a web-based monitoring system.

Ensure the page content is relatively stable and the value you want is directly visible as text on the page.

Fetching page content...

### Step 2: Select Sensor Value Block

Filter Blocks:
Type here to filter the blocks below based on their text content.
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### Step 3: Send Sensor Value to Meshtastic Node

#### Selected Sensor Value:

Content from block ID: None
Sensor Label (Prefix):
Label for the sensor reading (e.g., "Outdoor Temp", "Tank Level", "Device Status")
Destination Node ID:
The Meshtastic node ID to send the sensor value to (e.g., !93f84d8f)
Channel (Optional):
Channel index to use for transmission (default: 0)

## How to Monitor Web-Based Sensor Data

### Using the Web Sensor Monitor

This tool helps you extract specific sensor readings (like temperature, humidity, pressure, status) displayed on a website or web page and send them to a Meshtastic node. It's great for monitoring publicly accessible IoT device dashboards or weather station pages.

#### Step 1: Enter the Web Page URL

Enter the full web address (URL) of the page showing the sensor data you want to track. Click "Fetch Content" to analyze the page's text elements.

#### Step 2: Select the Sensor Value Block

Look through the extracted text snippets presented below. Use the "Filter Blocks" input to search for specific text within the blocks. Find and select the block that contains the exact sensor value you need (e.g., just the number "23.5" for temperature). The system will highlight your choice.

#### Step 3: Configure and Send

Give your sensor reading a clear label (e.g., "Outdoor Temp", "Device Status", "Tank Level") in the 'Sensor Label (Prefix)' field. This label will appear before the value in the message. Specify the destination Meshtastic node ID and optionally change the channel. Click "Send to Node".

#### After Sending: Scheduling Regular Checks

After successfully sending a value, a "Create Task" button will appear in the success confirmation. Click this to set up a schedule (e.g., run once later, daily, weekly) to automatically fetch and send this sensor value at regular intervals.

#### Example Uses:

- Weather Monitoring: Extract temperature/humidity from a public weather station page.
- Device Status: Track the status ("Online", "Offline", "Error") of an online device shown on a simple status page or dashboard.
- Environmental Sensors: Get readings from environmental sensors (CO2, air quality) displayed on a web interface.
- Resource Monitoring: Check water tank levels or energy consumption data from a web-based monitoring system.

## Status

## Schedule Sensor Check

Task Summary:

Web Page:

Block ID:

Sensor Label:

Destination: (Channel: )

Schedule Type:
Run Once Daily Weekly
Date & Time:
Time:
Day:
Time:
Calculated Crontab:

    Select schedule options...