Clarke WCP150, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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RADIO TIME SIGNAL
After the initial setup period, the weather station will start to search for a radio
time signal.
In the UK the time and date signal is sent by a highly accurate government-
operated atomic clock. The weather station will continually scan for the radio
controlled time signal each day.
• If reception is unsuccessful, then the radio time signal icon will not
appear and the manually entered time will be displayed. See page 9 for
instructions on how to enter the time manually.
• If reception has been successful, the radio time signal icon will be
shown and the received time and date will overwrite any manually set
time and date.
ASSEMBLY
SENSOR MAST
FITTING THE WIND SENSOR (FIG 3)
Fig 3
1. Slide the wind sensor onto the mast
as shown.
2. Secure the wind sensor using the
Ø2.2x8 mm screw and Ø3x25 mm
bolt and nut supplied.
3. Make sure the wind sensor can rotate freely.
FITTING THE RAIN SENSOR (FIG 4)
Fig 4
1. Remove the four bolts on one of
the support arms.
2. Fix the support arm to the mast as
shown, replace the bolts.
3. Place the rain sensor onto the
support arm and secure it using the
Ø2.6x10 mm screw supplied.