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Care & Maintenance
Display Unit Care
Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use caustic cleaners or abrasives. Keep
away from dust, dirt and moisture. Clean ventilation ports regularly with a
gentle puff of air.
5-in-1 Sensor Care
Clean The Sensor
Clean with a soft damp cloth. Do not use caustic cleaners or abrasives that will
mar the polished surfaces of the rain collection funnel or the solar cell.
Scratches will result in decreased performance and reliability.
Insect Prevention
Insects may cause obstructions and interrupt data by nesting in or on the 5-in-1
sensor. To limit this problem, spray sensor with a household insect repellent.
Consult the insect repellent instructions prior to use.
Snow & Freezing Weather
The 5-in-1 sensor will not be damaged by freezing conditions. NOTE: If the rain
collector cup fills with snow and then melts, it will register as rain on the
display unit.
Clean The Rain Collector Cup
Remove and empty rain collector debris filter. The debris filter is located in the
rain collector funnel. Remove from the top by gently squeezing and pulling out.
Clean the Wind Vane & Anemometer
Remove foreign matter from the outside of the sensor for free movement of the
wind vane and anemometer. If needed, use a small amount of spray lubricant,
clear silicone or graphite powder on the anemometer for improved movement.
Calibration
Calibrate Temperature & Humidity
The indoor / outdoor temperature and humidity readings can be calibrated on
the display unit to improve accuracy. Calibration improves accuracy when
5-in-1 sensor placement or environmental factors impact your data accuracy.
1. Choose the weather category you wish to calibrate by pressing the"
"
" buttons until the category is displayed on the Selectable Category part
V
of the display unit.
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1. Peak Wind Speed
Highest speed from past 60 minutes.
2. Average Wind Speed
of all speeds from past 2 minutes.
3. Pressure History Graph
Current pressure on right with trend
(Rising, Steady or Falling).
4. Historical Barometric Pressure
Pressure reading 12 hours ago.
5. Weather Select
Heat index, dew point, wind chill,
indoor temperature / humidity, and
rainfall rate (in/mm of rain per hour)
6. Wireless Sensor Signal Strength
7. Alarm On/Off Indicator
for Selectable Category (23)
8. Programmable Alarm Setting
9. Current Outdoor Temperature
Arrow icon indicates direction the
temperature is trending.
10. Outdoor Temperature Alarm On
Indicator
11. Current Outdoor Humidity
Arrow icon indicates the direction the
humidity is trending.
12. Outdoor Humidity Alarm On
Indicator
13. 12 to 24 Hour Weather Forecast
Self-Calibrating Forecasting pulls
data from your 5-in-1 sensor to
generate your personal forecast.
14. Learning Mode Icon
Disappears after weather forecast
self-calibration is complete.
15. Storm Alert Alarm On Indicator
16. Current Rainfall
Accumulates data during rainfall.
17. Rainfall Alarm On Indicator
18. All-Time Rainfall
" or
19. Current Month Total Rainfall
20. Date
21. Record High
Shown for current category selected
on the display (23).
22. Record Low
Shown for current category selected
on the display (23).
23. Selectable Category
24. Previous 2 Wind Directions
25. Current Wind Direction
26. Current Wind Speed
27. Wind Speed Alarm On Indicator
28. Clock
29. Weather Select Button
Press to change the Weather Select
category data being display.
30. "
" Button
Activate alarm; press and hold to
adjust alarm values.
31. "
" "
" Buttons
V
To select Category (shown in 23)
and for setup preferences.
32.
Button
For setup preferences.
33.
Button
Press for all-time low and date
recorded for current category
selected on display (23). Press twice
for all-time high and date recorded.
34. Clear Button
Deletes record high (21) shown.
35. Clear Button
Deletes record low (22) shown.
BACK OF DISPLAY UNIT
(in battery compartment)
36. A-B-C Switch (not shown)
ID code that must match 5-in-1
sensorʼs A-B-C switch to ensure units
synchronize.
37. Clear Today (not shown)
Clears data recorded since 12:00am.
38. Clear All (not shown)
Clears all data recorded without
having to reset date and time.
39. Reset (not shown)
Full reset to factory defaults.
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