Troubleshooting - PCE Health and Fitness PCE-WL 1 User Manual

Wind speed alarm
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Troubleshooting

Data is not written to the memory card.
Problem:
This is likely to be due to a corrupted memory card, excessive memory card
Solution:
power consumption or flat batteries. Some memory cards use much more
power than others. To guarantee a long battery life, the logger limits the
current being supplied to the memory card. We recommend using the
memory cards supplied. The logger is compatible with microSD cards up to
2 GB.
The time and date has reset to zero.
Problem:
The logger uses the batteries to keep its internal clock working. If at any
Solution:
time the batteries are removed, the logger will reset its time and date to 00.
Follow the instructions in chapter 5.1 to set the time and date.
The green LED is flashing continuously.
Problem:
Make sure the memory card is inserted properly and the card is working
Solution:
correctly. The logger is compatible with standard microSD cards up to 2 GB.
Wind direction is stuck at zero.
Problem:
Check if your sensor is able to measure the wind direction. If so, ensure that
Solution:
the wind vane wiring is correct and that there are no short circuits or open
circuits at the terminals. Check if the cable is damaged.
Wind speed is zero or incorrect.
Problem:
Ensure that the anemometer wiring is correct and that there are no short
Solution:
circuits or open circuits at the terminals. Check if the cable is damaged. Also
check if the anemometer type is set correctly, as this affects the speed
calculations.
The batteries go flat quite quickly.
Problem:
Ensure that the batteries are good-quality alkaline type. These will ensure
Solution:
longer life, especially at low temperatures. Ensure that the microSD memory
card is inserted properly and does not have large amounts of data stored on
it. Do not use the 10-second logging interval for normal long-term logging,
as this uses more power. Make sure there are no short circuits in the sensor
connections and that the sensors are working correctly.
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