DAVIS Wireless Temperature/Humidity Station Install Manual page 6

2. Press the DONE key to move on to Screen 2: Selecting Transmitters.
Setup Mode – Screen 2 is where you will set the console to recognize signals
on that ID as coming from a temperature/humidity station.
3. Press the LEFT or RIGHT arrow key, or the STATION key, to scroll through transmitter
IDs.
When you see the ID you chose for the temperature/humidity station, use
the UP or DOWN arrow keys to activate reception of that ID code. Make
sure the screen shows "ON".
4. Press the GRAPH key to change the type of station assigned to that transmitter ID.
Press the GRAPH key until "TEMP HUM" appears.
5. To exit Setup Mode, press and hold the DONE key.
(See the Vantage Pro User's Manual & Setup Guide: "Setup Mode – Screen 2:
Selecting Transmitters.")
Viewing Current Temperature and Humidity
Press the TEMP key until you see an 'outside' temperature displayed on the
console screen, with the correct Station No. displayed above or below it. Do the
same with the HUM key. This confirms communication between your trans-
mitting station and the console — go on to "Choosing a Location for the Tem-
perature/Humidity Station" on page 7.
If You Do Not See Current Values from the Correct Station No.
First, verify that the console/receiver is powered and is not in Setup Mode (exit
Setup Mode by pressing DONE key and holding it for a moment). Then, on the
temperature/humidity station, check that the battery is properly installed.
Walk around the room with the console, standing for a few moments in various
locations to see if you are picking up signals.
If you don't see readings no matter where you stand with the console, put your
transmitter in TEST mode.
TEST mode
DIP switch #4 on the SIM (see illustration on page 5) is the TEST DIP-switch.
Switch it to the ON position using a ball-point pen or paper clip. This puts the
transmitter in Test Mode. An LED indicator light will flash each time it trans-
mits:
The LED will immediately flash once to show that the light itself functions.
Then it will flash each time the transmitter broadcasts a signal, which should be
every 10 seconds.
If the LED flashes only once and then remains dark, there is a problem with the
transmitter. See "Contacting Davis Instruments" on page 11.
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