Hello Users,
We have a general announcement about our weather forecast service becoming EOL.
Grandstream will officially discontinue our built-in weather forecast service. The last day of the service will be 6/30/2022.
thank you!
Hello Users,
We have a general announcement about our weather forecast service becoming EOL.
Grandstream will officially discontinue our built-in weather forecast service. The last day of the service will be 6/30/2022.
thank you!
Will upcoming firmware updates for effected products “delete” this feature and existing programming on the device to eliminate the NA on the display? I know you can eliminate it through programming, but asking for all those you don’t change their programming effectively…
Hi alatarus,
Thanks for bringing this up. For phones currently have weather service, we plan to remove weather-related content from phone’s UI and release new firmware around the same time frame when the weather service is discontinued.
Best regards,
GSSupport
I was just wondering why it says “Weather Ending Soon”… Now I know. I have a lot of customers who liked the feature too. I’ll be expecting those calls.
This feature may seem a bit futile and unnecessary but is highly appreciated by users.
An alternative should be appreciated.
Grandstream sells telephones and telecommunication accessories,
that was an “optional” service that is no longer offered.
Other vendors sell the weather stations.
I have the latest firmware but the LCD still displays the N/A. Will this change in a newer firmware release?
Grandstream officially ceased support in June 2022 for the weather service,
just look at the post above
The newest firmware for the GXP phones does eliminate the “N/A” on the display as the weather service has been removed as a feature (I believe it is 1.0.11.64)
@alatarus thanks very much I was on 1.0.11.57 so not the latest so I just updated and yes it resolved it. Thanks again.
Very likely as they used Weather Underground which closed the API and / or made it so expensive its not feasible to use it.
We are developing a software related product that uses weather and there still are free API available, so not sure why Grandstream didnt investigate them