Davis Instruments Energy EnviroMonitor User Manual page 63

E E
NERGY NVIRO
F
UNCTION
The lists below indicate what condition appears
when you press each function key. Each time you
press the key, the next item in the list appears.
COOL'G D-DAYS (Cooling Degree-Days)
Daily Cooling Degree-Day Sum
Total Cooling Degree-Days for the Period
Average Daily Cooling Degree-Days (Period)
Daily THI Cooling Degree-Day Sum
Total THI Cooling Degree-Days for the Period
Avg. Daily THI Cooling Degree-Days (Period)
Base Cooling Degree-Day Threshold
Period Start Date
Cooling Degree-Day Auto Clear Status
HEAT'G D-DAYS (Heating Degree-Days)
Daily Heating Degree-Day Sum
Total Heating Degree-Days for the Period
Average Daily Heating Degree-Days (Period)
Daily Wind Chill Heating Degree-Day Sum
Total Wind Chill Heating Degree-Days for the Period
Avg. Daily Wind Chill Heating Degree-Days (Period)
Base Heating Degree-Day Threshold
Period Start Date
Heating Degree-Day Auto Clear Status
TEMP (Temperature & Apparent Temperature)
Current Outside Temperature
Current Temperature-Humidity Index
Current Wind Chill
Current Inside Temperature
Apparent Temperature AutoClear Status
WIND (Wind)
Current Wind Speed
Daily Wind Run
Average Daily Wind Run for the Period
Current Wind Direction
Period Start Date
Wind AutoClear Status
SUN (Solar Radiation)
Current Solar Radiation Intensity
Daily Incident Solar Energy Sum
Average Daily Incident Solar Energy for the Period
Period Start Date
Daily Solar Energy AutoClear Status
RAIN (Rainfall)
Daily Rainfall and Rate of Rainfall
Total Rainfall
Rainfall AutoClear Status
BAR (Barometric Pressure)
Current Barometric Pressure
HUM (Relative Humidity)
Current Relative Humidity
Relative Humidity AutoClear Status
DEW (Dew Point)
Current Dew Point
TIME (Time and Date)
Current Time
Current Date
Current Year
AutoClear Time
Period Start Date
M S
ONITOR YSTEM
K
EYS
C Q
ONSOLE
H
IGHS AND
See "Highs and Lows" on page 13 for a list of highs
and lows stored by the console.
• To view the high or low, press the appropriate
function key to display the desired condition.
Press Recall to view the high/low. Wait a few
seconds and the time at which the high/low
occurred will appear. Press Recall again to view
the low if both a high and low are stored.
• To clear a high/low, press the appropriate keys
as necessary to display the desired high/low.
Press and hold Clear until the high/low value
is cleared.
A
See "Alarms" on page 14 for a list of available
alarms.
• To view an alarm threshold, press the appropri-
ate function key to display the desired condi-
tion. Press Alarm to view the threshold.
• To set an alarm, press the appropriate keys to
display the desired alarm threshold. Use Enter
to set the threshold.
• To silence an alarm, press Clear .
• To clear an alarm, press the appropriate keys to
display the desired alarm threshold. Press and
hold Clear until the alarm threshold is cleared.
P I
ERIOD
The console uses a single time period for all values
which accumulate totals or calculate averages over
an interval. See "Period" on page 11 for a list of val-
ues accumulated or averages calculated during the
period.
• To clear all "period" information and start a
new period, press TIME as necessary to display
the period start date. Press and hold Clear until
the period information is cleared.
A
UTO
The console may be set to automatically clear some
or all daily values at the same time each day. See
"AutoClear" on page 12 for a list of all information
which may be cleared using AutoClear.
• To enable/disable AutoClear for a condition or
group of conditions, press the appropriate func-
tion key as necessary to display the AutoClear
status. Press Enter to toggle the AutoClear set-
ting between OFF and ON.
• To set the time at which AutoClear clears val-
ues, press TIME as necessary to display the
AutoClear time. Use Enter to set the desired
time.
C U
HOOSING
To select the unit of measure in which a condition is
displayed, press the appropriate function key to dis-
play the desired condition. Press UNITS until the
desired unit of measure appears in the display.
R
UICK EFERENCE
L
OWS
LARMS
NFORMATION
C
LEAR
M
NITS OF EASURE