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INSTALLING THE MASTHEAD UNIT

The masthead sensor is designed for mast mounting and is supplied 
with 20 metres of cable. Choose a position where the masthead unit 
can receive an unobstructed flow of air from all directions. The masthead 
unit must be substantially horizontal, however the orientation with 
respect to the vessel is unimportant. Four mounting blocks together 
with four stainless steel self tapping screws are supplied to screw the 
masthead unit to a metal mast. If the masthead unit is to be fitted to a 
wooden mast, suitable screws should be used. After the masthead
unit is securely fitted, run the cable to the display unit and connect it, 
using the terminal block, to the short cable. Plug the short cable into
the socket on the rear of the Meteoman display unit. The masthead 
sensor is a generic device and can be used independently of the
Meteoman. Refer to section 2 for details.

USING THE METEOMAN

Connect the Meteoman to the vessel's 12 volt supply and full user
instructions will be displayed on the screen.
The operation of each key is shown by the box above the key. The
first task is to press SETUP where the clock can be set to the correct
time and the pressure adjusted to compensate for altitude. After each
setting press OK to return to system setup options. To complete the 
setup options press MORE where there are more settings for
backlight period, the standby period, the display contrast and the
wind vane calibration. Press DONE to exit setup and the instrument
is ready for use.

Pressing MODE enables selection of INSIDE which gives internal 
temperature and supply voltage or OUTSIDE which gives air pressure,
external temperature, wind speed and direction or CLOCK which
gives access to the clock, stopwatch and countdown timer.
When in outside mode the historical atmospheric  pressure (Barograph)
can be selected. From the barograph the 24 hour trend
(pressure tendency) can be selected. Finally the anemograph can be
selected from the trend screen.

 

Summary of Contents for Meteoman

Page 1: ...Meteoman Barometer NASA MARINE LTD www nasamarine com DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED IN ENGLAND RoHS 2002 95 EC ...

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Page 3: ...signed to be panel mounted and is supplied with a 12 volt fused cable An optional cradle mount is available direct from NASA Marine INSTALLING THE DISPLAY The Meteoman is not waterproof and should only be cabin mounted Select a convenient position for the display on a panel or bulkhead The site must be flat and the cavity behind the panel must remain dry at all times Cut a hole in the panel 103mm ...

Page 4: ... details USING THE METEOMAN Connect the Meteoman to the vessel s 12 volt supply and full user instructions will be displayed on the screen The operation of each key is shown by the box above the key The first task is to press SETUP where the clock can be set to the correct time and the pressure adjusted to compensate for altitude After each setting press OK to return to system setup options To com...

Page 5: ...ply 2 Link the NMEA output blue wire to supply negative 3 Connect the 12 volt power supply 4 Remove the link between the NMEA output and negative The display will now show bow or north up on the display SECTION 3 Questions Answers Q This Display is completely blank A Check the power supply It should be 12 volts with the centre pin of the power supply connector positive Check the 1 amp fuse in the ...

Page 6: ...pper wind does not have a temperature sensor so the Meteoman will display the internal temperature Q What are the connections to the DIN connector socket on the Meteoman A Rear view of socket Negative Power to masthead unit NMEA input Q Why does the voltmeter read slightly different than my main voltmeter A The Meteoman reads the voltage at the unterminated end of the power supply cable A slight v...

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Page 8: ... prudently and check its operation from time to time against other data Inspect the installation from time to time and seek advice if any part thereof is not fully seaworthy Nasa Marine Ltd warrants this instrument to be substantially free of defects in both materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase Nasa Marine Ltd will at its discretion repair or replace any com...

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