Specifications
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pointing south. Or, if your station points in a direction other than south,
check that you have recalibrated the weather vane correctly. See the “Install-
ing the Anemometer” section of your owner’s manual for instructions.
✦
Console locks up
Insufficient power during power up or a power surge may cause the console
to lock up. If this occurs, remove all power by disconnecting any battery
backup and the AC/DC power cord. Wait for 1 minute with all of the power
removed. Then re-connect the AC/DC power cord and listen for 3 beeps
within 20 seconds (or, with the optional WeatherLink, 4 beeps within 30 sec-
onds). Once you have received the final beep, install a fresh backup battery,
if desired, and put the console back into service.
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PECIFICATIONS
SensorLink Receiver
Receive frequency: 916.5 MHz
ID codes: 8 user-selectable
Temperature range: 0 to 60 °C
Update interval
Wind speed: 2.5 seconds
Wind Direction: 2.5 seconds
Outside Temperature: 16 seconds
Outside Humidity: 1 minute
Rain: 10 seconds (rain counts are saved in the transmitter until successfully
received by the console)
SensorLink Transmitter
Transmit frequency: 916.5 MHz
ID codes: 8 user-selectable
License: Low power (less than 1 mW), no license required
Sensor connections: Telephone modular for Anemometer, Temp/Hum Sensor,
and Rain Collector
Temperature range: -40 to 60 °C
Power Input Options
Battery power: CR-123 3- volt lithium or equal; one or two cells
AC power adapter: Davis adapter or equal (5 to 10 VDC output @ 1mA)
Solar Power Kit: Davis solar charger (Optional, product #7709. Offers the
added capability of replacing current power with a rechargeable solar
power supply.)
