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WindMate

®

 

350 Weather Monitor  

 

User Manual

  

(Version 11/09) 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

You now own a sophisticated, precise,

 

and comprehensive weather monitor.  Please 
study the manual to understand all of the unit’s 
features and to maximize its benefits. 
 

Getting Started 

 
Open your 

WindMate

®

 

to 180° as 

shown on the right. If using a tripod, 
open it to a 90

angle as shown above 

to access the tripod fitting at the bottom 
of the unit. 
 
Press and hold 

Mode

  Key to turn on. 

Press and hold 

Mode

  for 3-4 secs. to 

turn off.  You can turn off the unit in any 
function. If the unit is idle for 5 minutes, 
it will auto shut down to preserve 
battery life. 

►Your  unit  can  be  customized  to: 

deactivate auto shut down or any other functions 
you do not need, choose memory settings or 
adjust display contrast. See 

Customizing your 

WindMate

®

 350

 

Operating the WindMate

®

 350 

 

When the unit is turned on for the first time, the 
default mode is 

Time

. Each time the unit is 

reactivated, it returns to the last function used. 
Press the 

Mode

 Key to move to other functions.  

For Backlight, press 

SET/EL

 

Mode Sequence 

  Time  

  Wind Speed  

  Compass (reads vertically) 

  Temperature 

  Wind Chill 

  Humidity 

  Wet Bulb 

  Dew point 

  Comfort Index  

  Delta Temperature 

  Barometric 

  Altitude 

  Density Altitude 

 

Choosing Measurement Units 

 
Pressing and holding the 

Set/EL

  Key at any 

mode, (except time, compass and humidity), 
chooses your preferred measurement unit. 
Press the 

View

 Key to select, then press 

Set/EL

  

to save and exit Units Setting. Below is the 
sequence of  measurement units for each mode. 
 

Wind Speed 

MPH---->KMPH---->MPS---->FPM---->KNT---->BF 

Temp. / Wind Chill/ Wet Bulb/ Dew Point/ Comfort 
Index/ Delta T 

0

F---->

0

Barometer  mbar---->inHg 
Altitude / Density Altitude  ft---->m 

 
 
Bar Graph Display 

 
For best results with any bar graph display, set 
the low and high limits of the instrument

 to 

reflect the range of actual conditions the unit will 

experience.  In all modes except Time and 
Compass, press and hold the 

Set/EL 

key until 

the current unit of measure is flashing.  Press 
the 

Mode

 key to see the “Low Limit” of measure 

the instrument will graph.  Press the 

View

 key to 

increase the value of the “Low Limit.”  Holding 
down the 

View

 key will cause the increase to 

take place much faster.  If you go past the value 
you desire, continue to increase the value until it 
scrolls around back to the number you need.  
When you have reached the value you need, 
press the 

Mode 

key and you will then be able to 

set the “High Limit” that the instrument will graph 
in exactly the same way.  When you have 
reached the value you need, press the 

Mode

 

key again and screen will go back to the current 
unit of measure flashing.  Press the 

Set/EL

 key 

to save and exit.  Changing the “Low Limit” and 
“High Limit” values of the WM-350 only changes 
the representation of the history graph.  It does 
not change any of the previously recorded data 
or have any impact on the data yet to be 
recorded.  

 

History and Min/Max Feature  

 

All modes, except Time and Compass, have a 
Min-Max and a History display option. Your unit 
is preset for 1-hr increments and 48-hr bar 
graph. (See 

Customizing your WindMate

®

 

350

 

to change the storage interval.) To change the 
display option from the normal view press the 

View

 Key. The diagram below will show you the 

sequence. 
 
 
 
 
The current view shown in the History is the 
recorded data of the previous hour. To view the 
recorded data history previous 2 hours, 3 hours 
and etc. press the 

Set/EL

  Key. The recorded 

data will be displayed in numerical format and at 
the same time will be indicated in the graph. 
 

Wind Impeller 
Wind Vane 
VIEW 
SET/ EL 
MODE/
On/Off 
Tripod Fitting 

Summary of Contents for WindMate 350

Page 1: ... Display For best results with any bar graph display set the low and high limits of the instrument to reflect the range of actual conditions the unit will experience In all modes except Time and Compass press and hold the Set EL key until the current unit of measure is flashing Press the Mode key to see the Low Limit of measure the instrument will graph Press the View key to increase the value of ...

Page 2: ...other spots the angle between the two poles is large To adjust your compass get declination information from a GPS or www ngdc noaa gov geomagmodels struts calc Declination Go to compass mode and hold Set EL Key till display shows HOLD TO SET Use the View Key to choose E or W Then press Mode and degrees will blink Use View to change the degrees Press Set El to lock in values Compass Deviation only...

Page 3: ...s Mode to go to the next function Storm Warning Alarm If there is a 6 millibar change in air pressure over a 3 hr period the Storm Alarm will sound BEEP BEEP BEEP every 15 minutes and an icon will blink on the screen This will also occur if you experience dramatic changes in elevation See Customizing your WindMate 350 to deactivate this feature Altitude Altimeter The Altimeter must be calibrated f...

Page 4: ...tion Deactivate Auto Shut Off The Auto Shut Off feature helps preserve the battery With Auto Shutoff deactivated the unit will work until the memory is full This feature can be switched on or off by pressing the View Key To save settings and go to the next option press the Mode Key Deactivate Storm Warning Alarm To turn off the alarm or reactivate press the View Key To save and go to the next opti...

Page 5: ...midity Change mode Hold to turn on or off View history Change view Wet Bulb Change mode Hold to turn on or off Hold to enter unit settings Change view Dew Point Change mode Hold to turn on or off Hold to enter unit settings Change view Comfort Index Change mode Hold to turn on or off Hold to enter Comfort Index setting Change view Comfort Index Setting Enter Solar Factor Advance Solar Factor Chang...

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