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different addresses, according to the diagram below. The relevant jumpers are iden-
tified on the board with JP1, JP2 and JP3.
In order that the base station only receives data from the sensor assigned to it, the
corresponding address must also be set. To modify the basic address, activate
Calibration Mode and press the arrow button ‘<-’ three times and then select the
required address using the ‘Indoor’ button.
The basic address of the wind and rainfall transmitters can also be modified in this
operating mode, processes which are seldom necessary. Modifying the addresses
of the wind or rainfall transmitters is only necessary when two neighboring wind or
rainfall sensors are installed within the range of one base station. The basic addresses
of the wind and rainfall transmitters must be changed by the manufacturer, so that
it may be necessary to return the sensor concerned.
5. Changing the Batteries
Radio sensors S 2010 ID, S 2010 I and S 2010 IA
All the batteries in these sensors have a working life of up to 3 years (alkali batte-
ries). They must be replaced when the display of the corresponding sensor does
not appear for over 24 hours and no other general, longer term interference in the
transmission path needs to be taken into account. This can generally be determi-
ned if data transmission from other sensors located nearby is not displayed either
(refer to Chapter 6 ‘Faults’).
The batteries are changed by opening the battery compartment on the rear of the
sensor housing, removing the used batteries and inserting two new round cell bat-
teries of the type AA Alkaline, ensuring correct polarity according to the markings
on the compartment cover. The sensor is operational again after replacing the co-
ver. The data from the sensor should reappear in the display after the base station
has completed its sensor polling cycle (refer to Chapter 6 ‘Faults’).
Base station WS 2010 B
The base station indicates that the battery is becoming weaker by means of the
battery symbol at the right of the display.
Since stored data is lost following a change of battery, call it into the display and
note down the values required.
Open both battery compartment covers on the rear side of the unit, remove the
four used, round cell batteries and inserting four new ones of the type AA Alkaline,
ensuring correct polarity corresponding to the markings in the compartments.
Other component parts of the system do not require changing the batteries
because they are driven via solar cells. Integrated backup batteries overcome
periods of darkness and bad weather.