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A Note on Securing Cables

To prevent fraying or cutting of cables, secure them so they will not whip 
about in the wind. Secure a cable to a metal pole by wrapping electrical 
tape around them both. Make sure cables are secure by placing clips or ties 
approximately every 3 – 5' (1 – 1.6 m).

Cable Clip

Cable Tie

Note: 

Do not use metal staples or a staple gun to secure cables. Metal staples—especially when 
installed with a staple gun—have a tendency to cut the cables.

Contacting Davis Instruments

(510) 732-7814

 for Technical Support, Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 

p.m. Pacific Time. 

(800) 678-3669

 Toll-Free Order Line, Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 

p.m. Pacific Time. Our customer service representatives can answer most 
questions and assist you with your purchases. 

(510) 732-9229

 For callers outside the USA or Canada.

(510) 670-0589 

Fax to Customer Service or Tech Support.

www.davisnet.com Copies of User Manuals are available on the “Support” 
page. Watch for FAQs and other updates. Subscribe to the e-newsletter.

[email protected]

 E-mail to Technical Support.

[email protected]

 E-mail to Customer Service.

[email protected]

 General e-mail. 

Note: 

Please do not return items to the factory for repair without prior authorization.

Summary of Contents for 6372

Page 1: ...he following components and mounting hardware 1 4 Flat Washers 1 4 Lock Washers 1 4 Hex Nuts 3 Volt Lithium Battery U Bolts 1 4 x 1 1 2 Lag Screws 8 Cable Ties 4 Cable Tie Shelter with Temperature Pro...

Page 2: ...sole to recognize the signals page 4 View current temperature page 5 If you don t see temperature from the correct Station No put the transmitter in TEST mode page 5 Choose a location for the wireless...

Page 3: ...RAIN RAIN WIND WIND TEMP TEMP HUM HUM Cable Clamp Test LED Cable Clamp Screw Sensor Interface Module on Wireless Temperature Station Note Note the location of the DIP switches You will work with them...

Page 4: ...ballpoint pen or paper clip to toggle DIP switches 1 2 and 3 The settings for transmitter IDs 1 8 are shown in the table below ID CODE SWITCH 1 SWITCH 2 SWITCH 3 1 default off off off 2 off off ON 3 o...

Page 5: ...PH until the word TEMP appears 5 To exit Setup Mode press and hold DONE See the Vantage Pro2 User s Manual Setup Guide Setup Mode Screen 2 Selecting Transmitters Viewing Current Temperature Press TEMP...

Page 6: ...you re finished testing wireless transmission If it is left ON the blinking LED will reduce battery life significantly Choosing a Location for the Wireless Temperature Station Locate the station s te...

Page 7: ...signal aluminum siding a furnace with metal ducts and your refrigerator are examples Sometimes transmission between wireless units is obscured by something you cannot identify or by some obstacle tha...

Page 8: ...Place a flat washer a lock washer and a hex nut on each of the bolt ends Flat Washer Lock Washer Hex Nut U Bolt Mounting Temperature Station on a Pole 3 Using an adjustable wrench or 7 16 wrench tight...

Page 9: ...rew Mounting Temperature Station on a Vertical Surface 3 Insert the 1 4 x 1 1 2 lag screws through the flat washers and through the holes at the top of the shelter into the post Using an adjustable wr...

Page 10: ...for Technical Support Monday Friday 7 00 a m 5 30 p m Pacific Time 800 678 3669 Toll Free Order Line Monday Friday 7 00 a m 5 00 p m Pacific Time Our customer service representatives can answer most...

Page 11: ...ve Frequency US Models 902 928 MHz FHSS Overseas Models 868 0 868 6 MHz FHSS ID Codes Available 8 Output Power 902 928 MHz FHSS FCC certified low power less than 8 mW no license required 868 0 868 6 M...

Page 12: ...t harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause ha...

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