Optional Accessories - DAVIS Vantage Pro2 Console Manual

Vantage Pro2 Options
WeatherLink Option
WeatherLink for Macintosh OS X,
USB connection (# 6520)
WeatherLink for APRS, Windows
version, with streaming data
logger, serial connection (# 6540)
WeatherLink for Alarm Output,
Windows version, with streaming
data logger, serial connection
(# 6544)
WeatherLink IP for Windows 2000/
XP/Vista (#6555)
WeatherLink for Emergency
Response teams, Windows
version, with streaming data
logger, serial connection (# 6550)
WeatherLink for Irrigation Control,
Windows version, with streaming
data logger, serial connection
(# 6560)

Optional Accessories

The following accessories are available from your dealer or may be ordered
directly from Davis Instruments.
Sensor Mounting Shelf (# 6673)
Required for mounting the optional Solar Radiation and/or UV sensors. The
mounting shelf attaches to the base of the rain collector on the ISS.
USB-to-Serial (DB-9) Cable (# 8434)
Allows the Serial version of WeatherLink (# 6510SER, 6540, 6550, 6560) to
connect to a USB port on your computer.
Telephone Modem Adapter (# 6533)
Creates a dialup connection between the station and the computer.
Extension Cables (# 7876)
Allows you to place the Cabled Vantage Pro2 ISS further away from the con-
sole using the extension cable provided by Davis Instruments. Maximum cable
length is 1000' feet (300 m).
• # 7876-040 Cable, 40' (12 m)
• # 7876-100 Cable, 100' (30 m)
• # 7876-200 Cable, 200' (61 m)
Davis Baseball Cap (# PR725)
100% cotton twill cap is two-toned with a washed khaki crown, dark blue
brim, and embroidered Davis logo. Self-fabric closure with brass buckle. One
size fits all.
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Includes WeatherLink software and USB data logger. Allows you to
save and view your weather data on your Mac.
Includes WeatherLink software and streaming serial data logger.
Allows real-time display of current weather conditions for use with
APRS (Automatic Position Reporting System), for HAM radio users.
Includes WeatherLink software and streaming serial data logger.
Gives you the ability to control external devices based on various
combinations of weather trends and events.
Requires a broadband router with available Ethernet port. Allows you
to post your weather data directly to the Internet without a PC.
Among other features, allows you to receive e-mail alerts of current
weather conditions or simple alarm conditions.
Includes WeatherLink software and streaming serial data logger.
Allows real-time display of current weather conditions for use by
emergency response teams.
Includes WeatherLink software and streaming serial data logger.
Allows intelligent and efficient control of popular automated irrigation
systems using weather data.
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