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Chapter 3
Using Your Weather Station
The console LCD screen and keyboard provide easy access to your
weather information. The large LCD display shows current and past envi-
ronmental conditions as well as a forecast of future conditions. The key-
board controls console functions for viewing current and historical
weather information, setting and clearing alarms, changing stations types,
viewing and/or changing station settings, setting up and viewing graphs,
selecting sensors, getting the forecast, and so on.
Console Modes
The Vantage Pro2 console operates in five different modes:
Setup Mode
Setup Mode provides access to the station configuration settings that con-
trol how the station operates. Setup Mode consists of series of screens for
selecting console and weather station options. The screens that display in
Setup Mode vary depending on the weather station type (cabled or wire-
less), or if the console has a WeatherLink connection already established.
See the WeatherLink Getting Started Guide for more information on con-
necting your console to your computer.
Setup Mode Commands
Setup Mode displays when the console is first powered up. This mode can
be displayed at any time to change any of the console/weather station
options. Use the following commands to enter, exit and navigate Setup
Mode:
• Enter Setup Mode by pressing DONE and the down arrow (-)
at the
same time.
Note:
The console automatically enters Setup Mode when first powered.
• Press DONE to move to the next screen in the Setup Mode.
• Press BAR to display the previous screen in the Setup Mode.
Mode
Description
Setup
Use Setup Mode to enter the time, date, and other information required to
calculate and display weather data.
Current Weather
Use Current Weather Mode to read the current weather information, change
measurement units, and to set, clear or calibrate weather readings.
High/Low
High/Low Mode displays the daily, monthly or yearly high and low readings.
Alarm
Alarm Mode allows you to set, clear, and review alarm settings.
Graph
Graph Mode displays your weather data using over 100 different kinds of graphs.
