With the TSI-440 and TSI-880, can we implement the display of live sky images/percentage of sky cover on a web site as well as building up an image achieve?
YES. Both the TSI-880 and TSI-440 present live data of the latest sky image via the web, but the actual mechanism they use to store the data is quite different. On the TSI-440, you must run the TSI Manager application on a NT/2000 workstation. TSI Manager writes out the latest sky image data to a html data file, and you then point your organization’s web server to this file via an html link. Note that on the TSI-440 the file is only the latest image, and you cannot browses past data via the web interface. The TSI-440 does not support sky animations like the TSI-880 does. TSI Manager stores the data as files and you must browse the data from the NT/2000 workstation that TSI Manager runs on – there is no database functionality possible on the TSI-440. The TSI-880 contains its own web server and is therefore a Internet appliance. You can archive and browse the TSI-880 archive via the web via the optional YESDAQ/data visualization engine system. Because the TSI-880 data is presented via a
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