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This manual covers installation of the wireless weather station.  Some fea-
tures discussed (such as barometric pressure and humidity) are only avail-
able with the Wireless Weather Monitor II

 

®

 

.  This manual also shows 

installation with the solar power option, which may not be included in 
your wireless weather station.  Other manuals included with the station 
cover the operation and maintenance of the console and sensors.

 

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OMPONENTS

 

The wireless weather station includes the following components.  Please 
make sure you have everything you need before beginning.

Wind Cups

Sensor Array

Extension
Tube

Power Adapter

2nd Power Adapter

(not supplied with

solar-powered

stations)

Weather Station Console

Anemometer

1-1/8" 
Saddles

5/16" Flat Washers

5/16" x 1-1/2" 

U-Bolt

5/16" Lock Washers

5/16" Hex Nuts

5/16" x 3" 

Lag Screws

5/16" 

Flat Washers

Cable

Tie

Allen

Wrench

3 Volt Lithium 

Transmitter Battery

(not supplied with

solar-powered

stations)

#8 x 3/4" 

Pan Head Screws

(for mounting Console)

Debris Screen

(place inside 

Rain Collector Cone 

after installation)

This hardware

comes installed 

on Sensor Array:

#12 x 1-1/2"
Pan Head Screw

#12 Lock Washer

#12 Hex Nut

Rain

Collector

Field Case

Summary of Contents for Weather Monitor II

Page 1: ...TS The wireless weather station includes the following components Please make sure you have everything you need before beginning Wind Cups Sensor Array Extension Tube Power Adapter 2nd Power Adapter n...

Page 2: ...mble and test the station page 3 Detach the extension tube page 3 Attach the anemometer page 3 Attach the wind cups page 3 Snip the cable tie in the rain collector page 4 Apply power to the console pa...

Page 3: ...er is positioned over the white field case and NOT over the black rain collec tor cone 3 Attach the wind cups to the anemometer by pushing the wind cups onto the shaft as far as they will go then tigh...

Page 4: ...up the console first remove the console s mounting base by press ing down on the large tab between the two oblong holes on the base s underside and pulling the base free Plug the power adapter into th...

Page 5: ...ll need to position the receiver outside the mounting base Antenna SensorLink Receiver Mounting Base Weather Station Console To Power Adapter SensorLink Receiver inside Console Base Power Adapter Weat...

Page 6: ...ouble life second is not provided Note Be sure dip switch 4 is set to Run rather than Test so that the LED indicator will not flash unnecessarily when not testing see Testing Proposed Locations on pag...

Page 7: ...ector cone and lay the debris screen feet down over the cone s funnel hole CHOOSING LOCATIONS FOR THE SENSOR ARRAY AND CONSOLE The range of the radio transmission depends on several factors Try to pos...

Page 8: ...ip switch 4 on the receiver to the position opposite its starting position to place the receiver in Test Mode as shown below Unlike Transmitter Test Mode Receiver Test Mode is activated whenever dip s...

Page 9: ...is ID Code 1 The transmitter and receiver will only communi cate with each other if they are both set to the same ID code Use the default setting unless you have another Davis wireless weather station...

Page 10: ...le with dip switch 4 in the OFF position as shown above Silent Mode would be off and audible warnings would be on On the other hand if you were to power up your console with the dip switch in the ON p...

Page 11: ...metal object can and may attract a lightning strike including your weather station or tripod If lightning strikes your station or strikes some where nearby the station s internal electronics may suff...

Page 12: ...Hemisphere for solar recep tion Note If you want to point your station in a direction other than south or need to point it north because you have a solar powered station and you live in the Southern H...

Page 13: ...r or Wizard owner s manual for instructions on mounting the con sole on a wall desk or shelf Because cordless phones may interfere with station reception it is advisable to keep the cordless phone s h...

Page 14: ...ear single beeps flip dip switch 4 to turn off Test Mode in both the transmitter and receiver If you hear a double beep the SensorLink Receiver in the console is not receiv ing data This occurs when t...

Page 15: ...console back into service SPECIFICATIONS 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...

Page 16: ...quipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc tions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there i...

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