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4.2 Weather forecasting   

 

Sunny          Partly Cloudy              Cloudy                  Rainy 

 

The  four  weather  icons  Sunny,  Partly  Cloudy,  Cloudy  and  Rainy  represent  the  short  range  (12-24  hours) 

weather forecast. The weather station uses air pressure patterns to predict the most likely upcoming weather, 

which can be quite different to the weather conditions you are experiencing at the time (i.e. the forecast is not 

an indicator of current conditions, just look outside for that). 

   

4.3 Weather forecast tendency indicator 

The  weather  tendency  indicator  arrows  are  located  between  the  weather  icons  to  show  the  air  pressure 

tendency and provide a forecast of the weather to be expected due to increasing or decreasing air pressure. 

The rightward arrow means that the air pressure is increasing and the weather is expected to become better. 

The leftward arrow means that the air pressure is decreasing and the weather is expected to become worse. 

 

The change of the weather forecast icon is based on the relationship between current relative pressure and 

the pressure change within the last twelve hours. If the weather is changing, the weather tendency indicator 

(animated arrows) will be flashing. If after a three hour period the weather conditions have become stable, 

the arrows will fix indicating a stable condition.     

 

Examples of changing weather icons: 

 

           

 

4.4 Storm warning indicator 

 

The storm threshold 

can be set to suit the user’s requirements for storm forecasting - anywhere from 3-9hPa 

(default 4hPa). When there is a fall below the pressure threshold within any given 3 hour period the clouds 

with rain icon as well as the tendency arrows will flash for 3 hours indicating the storm warning feature has 

been activated. 

 

Notes on pressure sensitivity settings for weather forecasting: 

 

The pressure threshold 

can be set to suit the user’s requirements for weather forecasting - anywhere from 

2-4hPa  (default  2hPa).  Areas  that  experience  frequent  changes  in  air  pressure  require  a  higher  setting 

compared to areas where the air pressure is more stable. For example if 4hPa is selected, then there must 

be a fall  or rise in air pressure of at least  4hPa  before the  weather station  will register this as a change  in 

weather.   

 

5.    Program Mode 

The base station has five keys for easy operation: the 

SET

 key, 

key, 

ALARM

 key, 

HISTORY

 key and the 

MIN/MAX

  key.  There  are  five  program  modes  available:  Quick  Display  Mode,  Setting  Mode,  Alarm  Mode, 

History  Mode  and  Min/Max  Mode.  The  Program  Mode  can  be  exited  at  any  time  by  either  pressing  the 

Summary of Contents for WS2073

Page 1: ...1 PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS WEATHER STATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL WS2073 ...

Page 2: ...e returned and replacement parts sent quickly if needed Purchased in AUSTRALIA As many issues can be a result of incorrect setup please contact our local distributor Monax Test Weather www monaxtestandweather com au and their team will be happy to help Genuine faults can typically be diagnosed without requiring the unit to be returned and replacement parts sent quickly if needed Purchased in NEW Z...

Page 3: ...r forecasting 9 4 3 Weather forecast tendency indicator 9 4 4 Storm warning indicator 9 5 Program modes 9 5 1 Quick display mode 10 5 2 Setting mode 10 5 3 History mode 11 5 4 Alarm mode 11 5 5 Min Max mode 12 6 Troubleshooting 14 7 Specification 15 8 Contact Information 15 This Operation Manual is part of this product and should be kept in a safe place for future reference It contains important n...

Page 4: ...and outdoor temperature display in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit user selectable Indoor and outdoor relative humidity displays Barometric pressure reading in inHg or hPa absolute or relative user selectable Detailed display of rainfall data within the last 1 hour 24 hours one week one month and total since the last reset user selectable in mm or inch Wind speed in mph km h m s knots or Beaufort us...

Page 5: ... light up or stays on make sure the batteries are inserted the correct way round and a proper reset has occurred The transmitter will make an initial data transmission and then start the radio controlled time reception routine If the time signal can be detected correctly the LED will flash 5 times and then remain on for 20s indicating the time signal has been found correctly note no time signal is...

Page 6: ...isposing of all used batteries at designated disposal points Never dispose of batteries in a fire as this may cause an explosion risk of fire or leakage of dangerous chemicals and fumes 3 2 Mounting 1 The base station With one foldable leg at the back of the unit the base station can be placed onto any flat surface or wall mounted using the hanging holes on the back of the unit It is important to ...

Page 7: ... wind sensor and rain sensor are fixed onto the mast connect the cable to the corresponding thermo hygro sensor socket 4 LCD overview 4 1 LCD overview The following illustration shows the full display of the LCD for description purposes only the LCD will not appear like this during normal operation and use ...

Page 8: ... Time alarm on indicator 13 Time 14 Day of week time zone history 15 Radio controlled time version DCF 16 Radio controlled time receipt icon 17 Date 18 Rain display 19 Rainfall display unit mm or in 20 Rainfall alarm on indicator 21 Rainfall 1h 24h week month or total hours 22 Wind speed display unit m s km h knots chill mph or bft 23 Wind display 24 Wind alarm on indicator 25 Wind speed high alar...

Page 9: ... will be flashing If after a three hour period the weather conditions have become stable the arrows will fix indicating a stable condition Examples of changing weather icons 4 4 Storm warning indicator The storm threshold can be set to suit the user s requirements for storm forecasting anywhere from 3 9hPa default 4hPa When there is a fall below the pressure threshold within any given 3 hour perio...

Page 10: ...al Mode to enter the Setting Mode Press the SET key to select the following settings in sequence 1 Time zone setting 2 12 24 hour format 3 Manual time setting hours minutes 4 Calendar setting year month date the weekday will be calculated 5 Temperature display unit in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit 6 Air pressure display units in hPa or inHg 7 Relative pressure setting from 919 0hPa 1080 0hPa defau...

Page 11: ...s the ALARM key again to enter Low Alarm mode Note After the initial pressing of the ALARM key the display will be refreshed to show the current high and low alarm values The normal alarm values will be displayed only for those already activated all other non activated values will be displayed with Press the ALARM key again to return to Normal Mode In the High Alarm Mode press the SET key to selec...

Page 12: ...ill not sound but will continue to flash until the weather conditions have become more stable This feature is useful to avoid repeated triggering for the same alarm value Note The alarm will reactivate automatically once the value has fallen below the set value The outdoor weather alarm When a set outdoor weather alarm has been triggered it will flash on the LCD display and the general outdoor ala...

Page 13: ...m In the Minimum Mode press the key to display the following minimum values together with the time and date at which these values were recorded Pressing the SET key will reset the value to the current reading together with the current time and date 1 Indoor humidity minimum 2 Indoor temperature minimum 3 Outdoor humidity minimum 4 Outdoor temperature minimum 5 Wind chill temperature minimum 6 Dew ...

Page 14: ...ed appears to be under reporting When set to Average wind speed is measured as the average speed recorded over the 48 second period between transmissions In gusty weather this can appear as though it is under reading Set this to Gust see Quick Display Mode section above to view the maximum wind speed during each 48 second period My rain gauge is under reporting rainfall or not recording it at all ...

Page 15: ...XAA 1 5V Alkaline batteries Remote sensor 2xAA 1 5V Alkaline batteries 8 Contact Information Purchased in UK EU Please contact our local distributor Greenfrog Scientific www greenfrogscientific co uk and their team will be happy to help Genuine faults can typically be diagnosed without requiring the unit to be returned and replacement parts sent quickly if needed Purchased in AUSTRALIA Please cont...

Page 16: ...1999 5 EC A copy of the signed and dated Declaration of Conformity is available on request from contact aercusinstruments com COUNTRIES RTTE APPROVAL COMPLIED All EU countries This handbook may contain mistakes and printing errors The information in this handbook is regularly checked and corrections made in the next issue We accept no liability for technical mistakes or printing errors or their co...

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