® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents ......................ii List of Figures ........................ iii List of Tables ........................iv IMPORTANT NOTES ......................v 1. SYSTEM OVERVIEW....................1 Introduction ............................1 Siting Considerations ........................2 1.2.1 Compass Accuracy .............................
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual List of Figures Figure 2.1 – Power Over Ethernet Injector ..................... 4 Figure 2.2 – Power Over Ethernet Splitter in J Box ..................5 Figure 2.3 – System Data and Power Flow Diagram ..................5 P/N: 0302-117-004 Rev.
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® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual List of Tables Table 2-1 – Wind Sensor Specification Data ....................6 Table 2-2 – AT/RH Sensor Specification Data ....................7 Table 2-3 – Barometer Specification Data ...................... 7 Table 3-1 – Scheduled Maintenance Intervals Summary (Days) ..............9 Table 3-2 –...
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual IMPORTANT NOTES Please call Coastal Environmental Systems if any issues arise or if you have questions regarding ® the WEATHERPAK EOC. Coastal Environmental Systems, Inc. 820 First Avenue South Seattle, WA 98134 Main: 800-488-8291 • Fax: 206-682-5658 Parts &...
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual SYSTEM OVERVIEW Introduction ® The WEATHERPAK EOC measures wind speed, wind direction, air temperature and GPS. ® Options for the WEATHERPAK EOC include relative humidity, barometric pressure, gamma ® radiation sensor, radio transmitter, base station, and 3 types of software; INTERCEPT (single ®...
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual This manual will familiarize you with the installation, operation, and maintenance of the ® WEATHERPAK EOC. Please read all of the instructions before attempting to operate or troubleshoot the system. Siting Considerations 1.2.1 Compass Accuracy ®...
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® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual BP – Barometric pressure in millibars RH – Relative humidity in percent (if available) CKSUM2 – Second checksum SAT – Number of satellites acquired GMT – Greenwich Mean Time LAT – GPS Latitude LON – GPS Longitude CKSUM3 –...
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual METHOD OF OPERATION Introduction This section provides detailed information about the system components and their interactions. System Power 2.2.1 Power Over Ethernet (POE) ® Power is supplied to the WEATHERPAK EOC via a Power Over Ethernet (POE) Injector. The POE Injector is an indoor piece of equipment requiring an AC outlet providing 100-240V AC 50/60 Hz (see Figure 2.1).
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual Figure 2.2 – Power Over Ethernet Splitter in J Box System Signal and Data Flow ® Data flow from the WEATHERPAK EOC is via the same Ethernet cable that provides power to ® the WEATHERPAK EOC.
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual Sensors The system uses COTS (commercial off the shelf) sensors. A brief description of each sensor, including sensor specifications, is provided in the following sections. 2.4.1 Wind Sensor The wind sensor measures both horizontal wind speed and wind direction. The wind sensor is ®...
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual fast and powerful computing of multiple routines and uses advanced power management for very low power consumption. A true real-time executive is used to achieve multi-tasking which ® samples and communicates simultaneously. The ZENO Datalogger operates using embedded firmware.
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual Scheduled Maintenance 3.3.1 Wind Sensor Material Required Cloth, Cotton, Lint-free Mild detergent w/ water a. Inspect and clean wind Sensor as necessary, using a soft, lint free cotton cloth moistened with water and a mild detergent. ®...
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION PROCEDURES Introduction This section describes the removal and replacement (installation) procedures for primary components. Wind Sensor 4.2.1 Removal Note the location of the cable ties; two small ones on the wind sensor reflector plate stanchion and two larger ones on the neck of the sensor.
® WEATHERPAK Operations & Maintenance Manual Install the three screws with washers removed earlier and carefully hand tighten them. Install cable ties: Two small ones on the wind sensor reflector plate stanchion and two larger ones on the neck of the sensor. WEATHERPAK 4.3.1 Removal...
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