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The wind level is shown by a series of icons:

ICON

LEVEL

DESCRIPTION

N/A

<2 miles/h (<4km/h)

Light

2-8 miles/h (3-13 km/h)

Moderate

9-25 miles/h (14-41 km/h)

Strong

26-54 miles/h (42-87 km/h)

Storm

>55 miles/h  (>88 km/h)

To view the maximum wind speed and minimum wind 
chill readings:

1.  Press 

SELECT

 to navigate to the Wind Speed / Wind 

Direction / Wind Chill Area.    will show next to the 
Area.

2.  Press 

MAX / MIN 

to toggle between current /

 

MAX 

wind speed and current / MIN

 

wind chill

 

displays.

The  timestamp  of  when  maximum  wind  speed  was 
recorded is displayed accordingly in the Clock Area.

To clear minimum wind chill reading / maximum wind 
speed reading:

1.  Press 

SELECT

 to navigate to the Wind Speed / Wind 

Direction / Wind Chill Area.   will show next to the 
Area.

2.  Press 

MAX

  / 

MIN

  repeatedly  until  minimum  wind 

chill  reading  or  maximum  wind  speed  reading  is 
displayed.  

3.  Press and hold 

MAX /

 

MIN 

to clear the readings.

 NOTE 

 

The wind chill factor is based on the combined 

effects of temperature and wind speed.  Displayed wind 
chill is calculated solely from Channel 1 sensor.

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 10 hours 
of  UV  index,  and  24

 

hours  of  rainfall  and  barometric 

pressure readings. 

UVI

BAROMETER

RAINFALL

The bar chart display shows the current and historical 
data for the UV index, barometric pressure and rainfall 
readings.

  NOTE 

 The  number  shown  in  the  horizontal  axis  (Hr) 

indicates how long ago each measurement was taken (e.g. 
3  hours  ago,  6  hours  ago,  etc.). The  bar  represents  the 
measurement taken for that specific 1 hour period.  E.g., if it 
is 10:30 pm now, the bar plotted directly above -1 shows the 
reading recorded from 9 to 10 pm and -6 shows the reading 
recorded earlier in the evening, between 4pm-5pm.

To view the UV / Barometer / Rainfall readings:

1.  Press 

SELECT

 to navigate to the UV / Barometer / 

Rainfall Area.   will show next to the Area.

2.  Press 

MODE

  to  toggle  between  UVI  /  Barometer 

/  Rainfall  readings.  The  corresponding  icon  will 
appear:

UVI

BAROMETER

RAINFALL

To select the measurement unit for the barometer or 
rainfall readings:

In  the  UV  /  Barometer  /  Rainfall Area,  press 

UNIT

  to 

switch between:
•  Barometer: Millimeters of mercury (

mmHg

), inches 

of mercury (

inHg

), millibars per hectopascal (

mb

).

•  Rainfall: Millimeters (

mm

), inches (

in

), recorded for 

that hour.

 NOTE 

  As the purpose of the bar graph is only to provide 

a quick comparison between the records of the past 24 
hours, the vertical axis cannot convert from inches to mm.  
Therefore, changing the measurement unit will have no 
effect on the bar graph display.

UV INDEX

The UV index levels are as follows:

UV INDEX

DANGER LEVEL

ICON

0-2

Low

3-5

Moderate

6-7

High

8-10

Very high

11 and above

Extremely high

To view the maximum UV reading:

1.  Press 

SELECT

 to navigate to the UVI / Barometer / 

Rainfall Area.    will show next to the Area.

2.  Press 

MODE

 repeatedly to select UV display.

3.  Press 

MAX / MIN 

to toggle between current /

 

MAX 

UV index display.

The timestamp of when maximum UV was recorded is 
displayed accordingly in the Clock Area.

To clear maximum UV reading:

1.  Press 

SELECT

 to navigate to the UVI / Barometer / 

Rainfall Area.    will show next to the Area.

2.  Press 

MODE

 repeatedly to select UV display.

3.  Press and hold 

MAX

 / 

MIN

 to clear the readings.

BAROMETER

To  set  the  altitude  level  compensation  for  the 
Barometer readings:

1.  Press 

SELECT

 to navigate to the UVI / Barometer / 

Rainfall Area.    will show next to the Area.

2.  Press 

MODE

  repeatedly  to  select  Barometric 

display.

3.  Press and hold 

MODE

 to enter the altitude setting.

4.  Press 

UP

 / 

DOWN 

to increase / decrease the setting 

value. 

5.  Press

 MODE

 to confirm the setting.

Summary of Contents for WMR88

Page 1: ...ndex 8 Barometer 8 Rainfall 9 Upload data to PC software 9 Backlight 9 Reset 9 Speci cations 9 Precautions 10 About Oregon Scienti c 10 EU declaration of conformity 10 FCC statement 11 INTRODUCTION Th...

Page 2: ...W EU UK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 x AA UM 3 1 5V batteries 4 x screws Type B 1 x rain collector 1 Wall mount holes 2 Battery compartment 3 SEARCH Searches for sensors or for the radio controlled clock signal 4...

Page 3: ...ator 5 Time date calendar 6 Moon phase WIND SENSOR 1 2 3 4 1 Wind direction 2 Wind vane casing 3 Anemometer 4 Solar power socket RAIN GAUGE Base and funnel 1 2 3 1 Rain gauge 2 Battery compartment 3 R...

Page 4: ...ptor The batteries are for back up use only NOTE Make sure the adaptor is not obstructed and is easily accessible to the unit NOTE The base station and adaptor should not be exposed to wet conditions...

Page 5: ...Secure the sensor connector in the desired location a Align the back of the sensor connector to an existing pole Secure in place by inserting the ends of the U bolt into the holes on the sensor conne...

Page 6: ...appears when it is enabled NOTE For best reception the base station should be placed on a at non metallic surface near a window in an upper oor of your home The antenna should be placed away from elec...

Page 7: ...t unit Press UNIT to select C F NOTE The unit of all temperature related displays will be changed simultaneously To view temperature Current Max Min temperature readings 1 Press SELECT to navigate to...

Page 8: ...recorded from 9 to 10 pm and 6 shows the reading recorded earlier in the evening between 4pm 5pm To view the UV Barometer Rainfall readings 1 Press SELECT to navigate to the UV Barometer Rainfall Area...

Page 9: ...om http www2 os weather com help Click on PC Software Manual BACKLIGHT Press LIGHT to activate the backlight for 5 seconds RESET Press RESET to return to the default settings SPECIFICATIONS BASE STATI...

Page 10: ...s product on certain types of wood may result in damage to its nish for which Oregon Scienti c will not be responsible Consult the furniture manufacturer s care instructions for information The conten...

Page 11: ...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 receiving antenna Increase t...

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