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Note:

 First-generation weather stations (Models 900ET, 

800, 700, 600, 550, 525) 

MUST 

be launched initially with 

the gray PC interface cable (Refer to the 

SpecWare Soft-

ware User’s Guide 

for details on launching WatchDog 

data loggers).   
 
For SpecWare (Spec8 Pro or Spec7 Pro) to communicate 
with the wireless modem,  the station must be set up in the 

WatchDog Manager 

screen (Fig. 1).  If the station has 

already been established, select the station and click the 

Properties

 button to bring up the 

WatchDog Properties 

screen (Fig. 2).

 

Setting Up a Weather 

station in SpecWare 

To set up a new, remotely connected weather station, click 
the 

New Station 

button on the 

WatchDog Manager 

screen.  This will bring up the 

WatchDog Properties 

screen (Fig. 2).   

Figure 1. WatchDog Manager screen 

Operation 

Setting Up a station 

Setting Up a steation in 

Specware 

1.  If this is a new entry, enter a Logger/Station Name in 

the top text field.  If the station has been previously 
used, the name entered in this field must exactly match 
the name entered into 

Data Identification 

field when 

the weather station was previously launched.  

2. Select 

the 

WatchDog Type 

(

2000 Series

 or 

Original 

(for first-generation stations)) 

3. For 

Connection Type

 select 

Wireless (Multipoint)

.  

4.  Enter the Radio Address into the 

Number 

field.  For 

2000 Series stations, the radio number is the station’s 
serial number. 

Note: If you did not perform the 

“CONFIGURE RADIO” step at the end of the In-
stallation instructions, go back and do it now.

  For 

first-generation stations, the number will be printed on 
a sticker on the side of the transceiver or mounting 
bracket. 

 
Once a weather station is set up in SpecWare, it can be 
launched, downloaded and queried for current conditions 
by a PC connected to the base station transceiver (refer to 

Operation

, pg. 6). 

Setting Up a Weather 

station in SpecWare  

Figure 2.  WatchDog Properties screen 

Summary of Contents for WatchDog 3391B

Page 1: ...iod Spectrum will at its op tion either repair or replace products that prove to be de fective This warranty does not cover damage due to im proper installation or use lightning negligence accident or unauthorized modifications or to incidental or consequen tial damages beyond the Spectrum product Before return ing a failed unit you must obtain a Returned Materials Au 12360 S Industrial Dr E Plain...

Page 2: ...itial launch of the weather station the software s weather station monitor feature will be available The wireless modem allows you to contact your weather station at any time to obtain real time weather data There are two methods of bring up the real time bulletin 1 First generation stations only Click on the Weather Station Monitor icon in the SpecWare toolbar or select Weather Station Real Time ...

Page 3: ...w The WatchDog Wireless Modem system will allow you to extend the range of your WatchDog Weather Station up to 2 miles with line of sight The transceiver in the field is equipped with a solar panel that maintains battery power indefinitely under most climatic conditions The wireless connection allows the user to download data as well as remotely observe real time weather conditions using the weath...

Page 4: ...e 1 If this is a new entry enter a Logger Station Name in the top text field If the station has been previously used the name entered in this field must exactly match the name entered into Data Identification field when the weather station was previously launched 2 Select the WatchDog Type 2000 Series or Original for first generation stations 3 For Connection Type select Wireless Multipoint 4 Ente...

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