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- Page 1 PRODUCT MANUAL...
- Page 2 Contents Specifications General Overview Components Startup Installing the Battery Power-Up Sequence Setting the Date and Time Offloading Loggers/Stations Transferring Data to the PC Warranty Specifications Software: Spec8 Pro or greater; Spec 9 Pro 9.02 Build 0223 or greater for use with WatchDog 1000 Series Loggers. Compatibility: See chart on page 3.
- Page 3 Overview Thank you for purchasing the WatchDog 1000/2000 Data Shuttle. This manual describes how to use your shuttle in conjunction with SpecWare software to easily and conveniently retrieve data from your remotely located WatchDog 1000 and 2000 Series Loggers, Mini Sta- tions, and Weather Stations.
- Page 4 Startup Installing the Battery The WatchDog 1000/2000 Data Shuttle requires a 9V alkaline battery for operation. To install the battery, slide open the door on the back of the Data Shuttle. Remove any used battery, and insert a fresh battery. Refer to the embossed diagram on the bottom of the battery compart- ment for proper alignment.
- Page 5 1. Press the “SET” button. See “**-00-00 00:00 AM” Press the “READ” button until the correct month appears. 2. Press the “SET” button. See “00-**-00 00:00 AM”. Press the “READ” button until the correct day number appears. 3. Press the “SET” button. See “00-00-** 00:00 AM”.
- Page 6 date to estimate how much longer you will have to wait until the offload process is complete. You may note a date with a year of “00” display. This indicates that the data currently being offloaded was recorded when the weather station’s date and time were not set.
- Page 7 tions. Each line contains the model number, serial number, the time it was offloaded to the Data Shuttle, the oldest datapoint offloaded (or “(All)” if everything was offloaded), and the location name. Note on the example screen that “m2450s00011” was offloaded twice. There is no problem with offloading a single station more than once, except that it is using twice as much space as it needs to.
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