Additional Resources
Here is a link to the CWOP guide which outlines the general advice for the
location of the personal meteorological stations:
https://www.weather.gov/media/
The CWOP location guide is a great reference, but for the vast majority of the
user-friendly users simply you can not satisfy every guide line (especially being
100 feet from any concrete and no closer to 4 times the height of trees or
buildings). It's okay! Your Tempest system is not a reference location for climate
research. We invite you to consider your unbealing challenges / opportunities
and observation needs when you decide where to fit your Tempest. Do not
discuss you if your options are not ideal for each parameter. A common question
among the observer meteorologists is that "you know a observation, is more
useful", so we encourage all users to maintain their accurate and up-to-date
metadata. This will improve your capacity of the Tempest system to provide you
with the best weather data for your location.
7.
Tempest device LED status indicators
The Tempest device LED will not remain illuminated, even when powered. To
activate the LED status indicator, press the translucent button on the base of the
unit once next to the power switch.
RED LED:
sensor fault; the state replaces all other states. If you see a failed
sensor status in the app or a red LED on the device itself, check the Tempest
device troubleshooting steps above. Contact us
for assistance if you can't solve the problem.
1.
Try turning the unit off and on again; For AIR, open and close the battery
door. For SKY, disconnect and reconnect the solar power accessory.
Check the status again: Press the clear button on the base of the unit for an
indicator light. Do you use the SKY solar accessory? Use a thin tool to go
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