Does the display have
a back light? |
- Yes. It will shine
continuously when using AC power, or come on when a button is
pressed if using batteries for power.
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What is the range of
the sensors when operating wirelessly? |
- The maximum range
is 24.5 meters.
- Please keep in mind
that obstacles between the display and temperature/humidity
sensor will decrease the effective reception range.
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Can you extend the length
of the cables? |
- Yes, but we do not
recommend that the cables be extended more than 10 additional
meters.
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How long do the batteries
last? |
- The batteries will
last approximately one year.
- For optimum performance
please be sure to use quality alkaline batteries.
- When operating the
system completely wired while using batteries, the battery life
will be decreased due to an increased transmission rate.
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What part of the weather
center set must be wired? |
- The wind and rain
sensors must be hard wired to the temperature/humidity sensor.
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Do you have to wire
the temperature/humidity sensor to the display? |
- No, the temperature/humidity
sensor will transmit all of the sensor information wirelessly
via a 433 MHz signal.
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How often does the temperature/humidity
sensor transmit when operating wirelessly? |
- Every 32 to 128
seconds depending on wind speed.
- If wind speed is
>36 km/h the transmission time is 32 seconds.
- If wind speed is
<36 km/h the transmission time is 128 seconds.
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Can I calibrate the
Barometric Pressure for my altitude? |
- Yes. Press the “Set”
key 10 times, the barometric pressure will flash.
- Press and release
the “+” or “-“ key to adjust the pressure
to the pressure of your local weather station.
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Reception then no reception
- loss of transmission signal from the sensor to the base station |
- Press and hold the
PLUS (+) key for 2 seconds to synchronize the base station to
the sensors for weather data reception. If still no signal,
then change the sensor batteries and synchronize the units again.
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