DAVIS 6322C User Manual page 34

Level the Solar and UV Sensors
If you have an ISS that includes a solar radiation and/or UV sensor, use the bubble
level on the sensors as a guide to verify that the sensors are level.
Adjust the level by tightening or
loosening the three screws that hold
each sensor onto the shelf. Make
sure that the sensor diffusers are not
shaded by the rim of the rain cone.
For the UV sensor, make sure the
entire comb structure is above the
rim of the rain cone.
For the Solar Radiation sensor,
make sure the top of the sensor
body is even with or above the rim
of the rain cone.
Note: If you are installing the solar or UV sensors separately, see the Solar Radiation and UV
Sensor installation manual for more information.
Start the 24-Hour Fan
If your ISS has a 24-Hour Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield, the batteries are factory
installed with plastic tabs between the batteries and the contacts. This prevents
batteries from draining during shipping.
The two clear plastic tabs
extend out from the largest disk
in the radiation shield. Pull
them out to start the fan.
Note: The Daytime Fan (as in product number 6334) does not use batteries.
If the ISS has been in storage for an extended period, the fan batteries may need to charge in sunlight
Tip:
for a few hours.
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Solar Radiation Sensor
Top should be even with or
above rain cone rim
Pull tabs
to start fan
24-Hour
Fan-Aspirated
Radiation Shield