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Advanced Weather Station with Wireless 

Sensor Set & Mounting Package

Model: WMR100N / WMR100NA

USER MANUAL

CONTENTS

Introduction ............................................................... 1
Packaging Contents ................................................. 1

  Base station ........................................................... 1
  Wind Sensor / Temperature & Humidity Sensor ..... 1
  Rain Gauge ............................................................ 2
  Assembly Parts ...................................................... 2

Accessories - Sensors ............................................. 2
Overview .................................................................... 2

  Front View .............................................................. 2
  Back View .............................................................. 3
  LCD Display ........................................................... 3
  Wind Sensor ........................................................... 4
  Rain Gauge ............................................................ 4
  Outdoor Temperature / Humidity Sensor ................ 5

Getting Started .......................................................... 5

  Set Up Remote Wind Sensor ................................. 5
  Set Up Remote Temperature / Humidity Sensor .... 5

Remote Unit Assembly ............................................. 5

  Alternative Set Up:  Remote Wind Sensor on 
  Existing Pole .......................................................... 6
  Alternative Set Up:  Temperature / Humidity 
  Sensor Mounted Separately ................................... 7
  Set Up Rain Gauge ................................................ 7

Set Up Base Station ................................................. 8
Base Station .............................................................. 8

  Change Display / Setting ........................................ 8

Clock Reception ....................................................... 8
Clock / Calendar ....................................................... 9
Clock Alarm ............................................................... 9
Moon Phase .............................................................. 9
Auto Scanning Function .......................................... 9
Weather Forecast ..................................................... 9
Temperature and Humidity .................................... 10

  Temperature and Humidity Trend ......................... 10
  Comfort Level ....................................................... 10

Wind Direction / Speed .......................................... 10
UVI / Barometer / Rainfall ....................................... 11

  UV Index .............................................................. 11
  Barometer ............................................................ 12
  Rainfall ................................................................. 12

Weather Alarms ...................................................... 12
Set Up Software (First time use) ........................... 12

  Additional step for Windows Vista users only ...... 12
  Install software ..................................................... 13

Disable Sleep Mode ................................................ 13

  To disable sleep mode on computer .................... 13 
  (Windows XP)
  To disable sleep mode on computer .................... 13  
  (Windows Vista)

Upload data to PC software ................................... 13
Software updates .................................................... 14
Backlight ................................................................. 14
Reset ........................................................................ 14
Specifications ......................................................... 14
Precautions ............................................................. 15
About Oregon Scientific ........................................ 15
EU Declaration of Conformity ............................... 15
FCC Statement ........................................................ 16

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for selecting the Oregon Scientific™ Weather 
Station (WMR100N / WMR100NA).  

The  base  station  is  compatible  with  other  sensors. To 
purchase additional sensors, please contact your local 
retailer. 

Sensors  with  this  logo 

  are  compatible  with  this 

unit.

  NOTE 

  Please  keep  this  manual  handy  as  you  use 

your  new  product.  It  contains  practical  step-by-step 
instructions,  as  well  as  technical  specifications  and 
warnings you should know about.

PACKAGING CONTENTS
BASE STATION

 

1 x Base Station

1 x USB cable

1 x 6V adapter

4 x AA UM-3 1.5V 

batteries

WIND SENSOR / TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY

SENSOR

1 x Wind 

Sensor 

(1 x Wind 

Vane Above 

and 1 x 

Anemometer 

Below)

1 x Aluminium 

pole

2 x AA UM-3 

1.5V batteries

2 x AAA UM-4 
1.5V batteries

Summary of Contents for WMR100N

Page 1: ...ainfall 12 Weather Alarms 12 Set Up Software First time use 12 Additional step for Windows Vista users only 12 Install software 13 Disable Sleep Mode 13 To disable sleep mode on computer 13 Windows XP...

Page 2: ...ity or UV readings in various locations Optional wireless remote sensors such as those listed below can be purchased separately For more information please contact your local retailer Solar Panel STC8...

Page 3: ...a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Temperature trend 2 Wind Chill level temperature is showing 3 Heat Index level temperature is showing 4 HI LO temperature HI Heat Index and LO Wind Chill alarms are set 5 Selecte...

Page 4: ...1 Clock radio reception 2 Alarm 1 and 2 are displayed and set 3 Timestamp is displayed 4 Offset time zone 5 Moon phase 6 Time date calendar Humidity Dew Point Area 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Dew point level Temper...

Page 5: ...anemometer from the wind sensor carefully 2 Insert batteries matching the polarities and replace the anemometer Press RESET after each battery change 3 3 Slide wind vane onto the end of the plastic at...

Page 6: ...ment bracket on top of the top pole 11 Using two screws x it rmly into place To mount the temperature humidity sensor 12 12 Slide outdoor sensor onto vertical attachment bracket To mount the wind sens...

Page 7: ...00 meters 328 feet in an open area The rain gauge should be mounted horizontally about 1 meter 3 feet from the ground in an open area away from trees or other obstructions to allow rain to fall natura...

Page 8: ...hange the display and settings use the following buttons on the rotating dial SELECT MEMORY ON OFF MODE and ALARM In addition the UNIT and SEARCH buttons located at the bottom of the base station allo...

Page 9: ...2 is displayed Alarm 1 or 2 is activated No icons No alarm is set To set an alarm 1 Press SELECT to navigate to the Clock Area will show next to the Area 2 Press ALARM to toggle between alarm 1 and a...

Page 10: ...Index MAX Wind Chill 1 only MIN Humidity Humidity Indoor and 1 10 outdoor MAX MIN Dew Point MAX MIN The timestamp is displayed accordingly in the Clock Area To clear the memories and timestamp for the...

Page 11: ...te or deactivate the alarm UVI BAROMETER RAINFALL The weather station works with one UV sensor and one rain gauge The station is capable of storing and displaying the hourly history data for the last...

Page 12: ...l reading display Press and hold MEMORY ON OFF to reset the accumulated rainfall to 0 and to set the timestamp to current date and time To change the HI rainfall rate alarm 1 In the UV Barometer Rainf...

Page 13: ...1 Right click on Desktop 2 In context menu click on Properties 3 Click on Screen Saver tab in the Display Properties dialogue box 4 Click on Power located at the bottom half of dialogue box 5 In new d...

Page 14: ...level User setting for compensation Weather display Sunny Partly Cloudy Cloudy Rainy and Snowy Memory Historical data and bar chart for last 24hrs INDOOR TEMPERATURE Temp unit C F Displayed range 0 C...

Page 15: ...this product ensure it is collected separately for special treatment and not as household waste Placement of this product on certain types of wood may result in damage to its nish for which Oregon Sci...

Page 16: ...ion reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the re...

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