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MS-100
Weather
Station
Quick-start
Guide For WiFi Stations
57-6068 Rev B

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  • Page 1 MS-100 Weather Station Quick-start Guide For WiFi Stations 57-6068 Rev B...
  • Page 2 Intentionally left blank. Page 2/22...
  • Page 3 NOTICES..............................4 © Copyright 2018 Dyacon, Inc......................4 Manufacturer..........................4 1.0 MS-100 INTRODUCTION........................5 1.1 Scope...............................5 2.0 CONFIGURATION DATA FORM....................6 3.0 MECHANICAL SETUP AND INSTALLATION................7 3.1.1 Required Tools........................7 3.1.2 Mechanical Setup and Assembly Summary.................8 3.1.3 Set Vane North Position......................9 4.0 WIRE CONNECTIONS........................10 4.1 Wire Stripping and Mounting.......................10 4.2 Connection Diagram........................11...
  • Page 4 Dyacon, Inc. The information in this manual has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate. However, Dyacon, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies that may be contained in this manual. All information is subject to change.
  • Page 5 Dyacon meteorological (met) stations are based on a control unit, or data logger, that acts as the “brains” of the weather station. All sensors, power, and I/O devices connect to the control module (CM).
  • Page 6 Leave at zero (0) for absolute air pressure reported to Weather Underground and SMS text messages. ⸸ DyaconLive is a webportal for Dyacon weather stations that charts measurement data and operational parameters of the weather station. Contact Dyacon for your unique login.
  • Page 7 Installation tools depends on the mounting location. For purposes of this manual, it is assumed that CM-1 will be used with Dyacon MS-100 weather stations and mounted on Dyacon Tripod-1. Control Module 8 mm (5/16 inch) socket for band clamps Phillips #2 driver for Control Module cover 0.10”...
  • Page 8 The following is a summarized setup procedure. Videos are available at Dyacon.com 1. Erect Dyacon Tripod-1 with only one mast segment in place. This is typically the as-shipped condition. 2. Loop guy cables over top of mast. 3. Assemble WSD-1 vane.
  • Page 9 8. Attach solar sensor (pyranometer) to bracket. (Optional sensor.) The cable leaving the solar sensor should be directed to the north. 9. Attach solar sensor bracket to TPH-1 by removing two wing nuts. 10. Seat solar power module onto mounting bracket. 11.
  • Page 10 Press Select will enable Setup mode. Press ▼ (Down) until Wind Dir is seen. >Setup Wind Dir Press Select to enter the Set New North configuration. >Set New North Manually hold or tape the vane in the desired position (magnetic or grid north, depending the application.
  • Page 11 Care should be taken to ensure that there are no loose strands when inserting wires. Screw terminals should be firmly tightened and checked as part of a routine maintenance program. Image 4.1: Wired for Dyacon Control Module Image 4.2: Typical Installation Page 11/22...
  • Page 12 MODBUS TSSP-1 PSP-110 (DC Power) RAIN WIND TO HOST Temp Probe Solar Sensor SOLAR Temp Probe SMEC-5 TEMP/HUM PANEL Switches Aspiration Soil Moisture Dyacon Support 435-753-1002 Set ON for TSSP-1 dyacon.com Set switch OFF for support@dyacon.com other sensors. Page 12/22...
  • Page 13 All of the above settings, except North Setting, may be done through SMS text messages, if a cell phone module is installed and provisioned. WiFi may be configured using the LCD or the Windows program, Dyacon Control Module Utility. The LCD configuration is shown below.
  • Page 14 The Access Point Name, SSID, or Network Name is broadcast by the WiFi access point. This, and the corresponding password, are available from the network administrator. Dyacon weather stations use the 2.5 MHz WiFi band. Press Select to enter the cell phone settings.
  • Page 15 For networks that do not broadcast SSID, it may be necessary to setup the WiFi name manually. Follow the same process as above. Following the search, use the ▲ (Up) and ▼ (Down) buttons to scroll down to Manual Entry. Press Select to enter the WiFi network name.
  • Page 16 Data from WiFi weather stations is transmitted to DyaconLive (dyacon.net). DyaconLive (dyacon.net) is a weather station web portal designed and programmed by Dyacon staff. DyaconLive is access controlled. Users must contact Dyacon (support@dyacon.com) to create an admin user account. DyaconLive can be enabled or disable and the update rate specified.
  • Page 17 The display will exit Setup mode and return to the home screen and show the progress of the test packet transmission. WiFi UTC 17:33:51 Dyacon Connecting WiFi UTC 17:33:51 Dyacon Sending WiFi UTC 17:33:52 Dyacon Complete An error message may show if the test is unsuccessful. Contact Dyacon if the error is not obvious. Page 17/22...
  • Page 18 Locations that must measure still air while exposed to the sun or other radiating sources may benefit from Dyacon's aspirator option. The aspirator is available as an upgrade kit. Soil temperature and soil moisture probes are placed at the desired depth for the purpose.
  • Page 19 If this technique is inadequate, contact Dyacon for further instructions. Dyacon weather stations are for ADVISORY INFORMATION ONLY, they are not FAA certified as ASOS or AWOS systems. The information give here is for installer consideration only. Installers should consult appropriate experts and authorities as necessary.
  • Page 20 10-m mast should be at least 220 m from the runway centre line. These criteria are shown in more detail in Figure 3-1. The Dyacon tripod is less than than the 10-m mast referenced above and may be placed closer to the runway.

  • Page 21: Weather Station

    The location of the station should be outside of hover and taxi operations. For medium-weight helicopters, 100 ft separation from the landing site may be adequate to avoid affects to the weather sensors from rotor downwash and dust. Ideal weather station placement. (FAA Order 6560.20B, Siting Criteria For Automated Weather Observing Systems(AWOS), 7/20/98) 100 ft to 700 ft...
  • Page 22 Description Author Date Initial release. E. Bodrero 20 Jul 2018 Multiple changes to section 3.0, including E. Bodrero 31 Aug 2018 clarification to the text, update of required tools, the addition and update of images. Page 22/22...

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