Davis Instruments Vantage VUE Sensor Suite Manual page 20

3. When all parts are clean, rinse with clear water.
To clean the tipping spoon assembly, it must first be removed from the ISS base.
1. Unscrew the thumbscrew securing the tipping spoon
assembly to the ISS base. Slide the assembly down
and away from the base.
2. Use a damp, soft cloth to gently remove any debris
from the tipping spoon assembly, being careful not
to damage any moving parts or scratch the spoon
surface.
3. When all parts are clean, rinse with clear water, and
replace the assembly. See "Install the Rain Collector
Tipping Spoon Assembly" on page 4.
Troubleshooting
The Transmitter ID LED on the ISS did not light after I installed the battery.
Press and release the white transmitter ID pushbutton next to the battery
compartment.
If the light still does not come on after pressing the transmitter pushbutton, there may
be a problem with the ISS transmitter. Call Technical Support.
If, after pressing the Transmitter Pushbutton, the Transmitter ID LED flashes every
2.5 seconds (indicating transmission) but your Envoy isn't picking up a signal
anywhere in the room, it could be related to one of the following causes:
• You changed the ISS Transmitter ID at the ISS or Envoy, but not at both.
• Reception is being disrupted by frequency interference from outside sources, or the dis-
tance and barriers are too great.
Note: Interference has to be strong to prevent the Envoy from receiving a signal while in the same room
as the ISS.
• There is a problem with the Envoy.
If a problem with receiving the wireless transmission still exists, please contact
Technical Support.
The data is not what I expect.
Comparing data from your ISS to measurements from TV, radio, newspapers, or a
neighbor is NOT a valid method of verifying your readings. Readings can vary
considerably over short distances. How you site the ISS can also make a big difference.
If you have questions, contact Davis Technical Support.
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