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The ConsoleLink transmits weather data from your host weather station to
other DavisTalk™ compatible consoles and receivers. This allows you to send
weather data to one or more locations without using any wires.
The ConsoleLink connects to the Weather Monitor II and Weather Wizard II &
III. When the host station is equipped with all external and optional sensors,
the ConsoleLink can transmit the following weather data:
Data from Host
Inside Humidity
Outside Humidity
Inside Temperature
Outside Temperature
Rainfall
Wind Speed
Wind Direction
Barometer
For example, if your host station does not have a rain collector the ConsoleLink
will not transmit rainfall readings. Make sure the DavisTalk compatible
receiver you choose, displays the sensor data you need.
The ConsoleLink can communicate using one of 8 different ID codes. This
means that multiple systems can coexist in the same geographical area. The
unit includes a pass-through connector so that you can use a WeatherLink data
logger with the host weather station.
Note: The ConsoleLink operates on a low power frequency that does not require you to obtain an FCC
license.
For a complete listing of all DavisTalk compatible products, please see our
latest catalog.
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- Page 1 WeatherLink data logger with the host weather station. Note: The ConsoleLink operates on a low power frequency that does not require you to obtain an FCC license. For a complete listing of all DavisTalk compatible products, please see our latest catalog.
- Page 2 Radio interference from wireless products such as 900 MHz cordless phones. NSTALLATION TEPS The ConsoleLink comes already assembled; all you need to do is: 1. Attach the ConsoleLink to the host weather station, page 3. If you wish, you can also attach a WeatherLink Data Logger, page 3,or attach a ConsoleLink to a wireless weather station, page 4.
- Page 3 Note: We recommend not to plug in the power cord at this time. The diagram above is for you to refer to when you power the ConsoleLink (see page 6). TTACHING A EATHER You can attach a WeatherLink data logger to the ConsoleLink as follows: ConsoleLink inside console base WeatherLink...
- Page 4 4. Reinstall the console base following the instructions in your host station manual. The SensorLink remains outside the console base. 5. Insert the WeatherLink connector into the ConsoleLink jack as shown in diagram B. Both the WeatherLink and SensorLink remain outside the console base.
- Page 5 ETTING THE RANSMITTER The ConsoleLink uses any of eight selectable ID codes (the default is ID Code #1). The transmitter and receiver communicate with each other only if they are both set to the same ID code. Use the default setting unless you have another Davis wireless system operating nearby which you want to work separately from the new system.
- Page 6 ESTING RANSMISSION To verify that the ConsoleLink transmits data, you need to set the unit to test mode by moving dip switch #4 to the ON position. In this mode, the ConsoleLink beeps each time the unit transmits data at about 2.5-second intervals.
- Page 7 PECIFICATIONS Transmit frequency—U.S. Model: 916.5 MHz, Overseas Model: 868.35 MHz ID codes—8 user selectable License—Low power, no license required Temperature range—32 to 140 °F (0 to 60°C) Specifications Page 7...
- Page 8 Shielded cables and I/O cords must be used for this equipment to comply with the relevant FCC regulations. Changes or modifications not expressly approved in writing by Davis Instruments may void the user's authority to operate this equipment. Product Number: 7617 & 7617OV Davis Instruments Part Number: 7395.067...
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