La Crosse Technology 328-1414BW User manual

SET UP GUIDE
MODEL NUMBER: 328-1414BW
WIRELESS PROFESSIONAL
WEATHER STATION

Table of Contents
BASICS
ALERTS
Initial Setup
Buttons
LCD Display Icons
Station Settings
Atomic Time Signal
Daylight Saving Time
Options
Time Zone Selection
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FORECAST
PRESSURE & RAIN
Pressure Settings
View Pressure & Rain
Readings
Change Display
View Rain Records
Reset Rain Records
Positioning the Rain Sensor
Search for Rain Sensor
Cleaning and Storage
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WIND
Viewing Wind Data
Wind Speed Records
Reset Wind Records
Position the Breeze
Sensor
Included Mounting
Accessories
Basic Installation
Advanced Installation
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TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY
BASICS
Set Alerts
Alert Indicators
Active Alert
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Viewing Forecast
Readings
Seasonal Trees
Forecast Icons
Trend Arrows
Day/Night Forecast
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View Temp/Humidity
Readings
View Temp/Humidity
Records
Reset Records
“Feels Like” Temperature
Add-on TH Sensor
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Power Up
Note: It may take up to 10 minutes for your sensor data to appear on your
station’s screen.
3. Insert 3 “AA” batteries
into the Battery
Compartment of your
Weather Station
Bottom of Breeze Sensor
Model No. TX145WSDTHv3
Back of Station
Model No. 328-1414BW
Initial Setup
1. Remove the Rain
Sensor funnel
and insert 2
“AA” batteries
into the Battery
Compartment.
Inside of Rain Sensor
Model No. TX145R
Install 3 “AA” batteries
into the Battery
Compartment of your
Breeze Sensor.
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SUPPORT
Low Battery
Sensor Search
Factory Restart
Warnings
We’re Here to Help
Stay in Touch
California Residents
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APPENDIX
Specifications
Care & Maintanence
Warranty
Recycling & Disposal
Caution
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STATEMENTS
FCC Statement
Canada Statement
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Buttons LCD Display Icons
BASICS BASICS
1. RAIN
Press to view Rain History.
While viewing, hold the MINUS
button to delete the history
reading. Hold to search for
Rain Sensor.
3. TEMP.
Press to view Temperature
and Humidity History. While
viewing, hold MINUS button
to delete the history reading.
Hold to search for TH sensor.
Hold to enter Settings Menu.
Press to save settings and
move to the next menu item.
5. SET4. PLUS/MINUS (+/-)
Use to adjust values in the
Settings Menu.
2. WIND
Press to view Wind Speed
History. While viewing, hold the
MINUS button to delete the
history reading. Hold to search
for Breeze Sensor.
Press to toggle between
Pressure, Rain, and autoscroll.
Hold to set Pressure Value and
Units.
6. MODE/PRESSURE
Hold to enter Alert Settings.
7. ALERTS 8. RAIN & ALERTS
Hold together to Factory Reset
your station. All history will
be lost.
Pressure
Rain
Autoscroll
Trend Arrows
Atomic Time
Alerts
Sensor Reception
Breeze Sensor
Temp/Humidity
Low Battery
Wind Direction
Prevailing Direction
Add-on Sensor
Temp/Humidity
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Daylight Saving Time Options
BASICS BASICS
Station Settings
Use the +/- buttons on the top of the station to
adjust the values.
Press the SET button to confirm selection and
move to next step.
You may exit the Settings Menu at any time by
pressing the ALERTS button.
Settings Menu Order
• Greeting
• Language
• Beep ON/OFF
• Atomic ON/OFF
• DST:
Automatic/Always ON/Always OFF
• Time Zone
• 12/24 Hour Time
• Hour
• Minutes
• Year
• Month
• Date
• Month/Date or Date/Month
• Fahrenheit/Celsius
• Wind Speed Units (MPH or KMH)
• Wind Direction (Letters or Degrees)
• Rainfall Inches or Millimeters
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When the station is first powered on, it will begin searching for your outdoor
sensor, which should connect shortly.
Hold the SET button to enter the Settings Menu.
Weekday will set automatically after year, month, & date settings are adjusted.
Selectable Time Zones:
ATLANTIC, EASTERN, CENTRAL, MOUNTAIN, PACIFIC, ALASKA, & HAWAII
DST Automatic: Changes Spring and Fall
DST Always ON: Does not change to standard time in Fall
DST Always OFF: Does not change to DST in the Spring.
Time Zone Selection
Atomic Time Signal
•The station will begin searching for the Atomic Time Signal when first
powered on.
•If the reception is not picked up right away, it will search every 2 hours
until the WWVB signal is received.
•Press the SET button to start or stop a manual WWVB signal search.
•The WWVB tower Icon will flash when searching, and be solid when
the signal is received.
•For information about WWVB Atomic Time visit:
bit.ly/AtomicTime

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PRESSURE PRESSURE & RAIN
Pressure Settings
•Your Relative Pressure reading will come from your station’s internal barometer.
•Please allow up to 10 days for automatic calibration, or program your local
pressure value with the MODE/PRESSURE button.
•The arrows located to the left of the values represents Pressure Tendency
(rising/falling).
Use the +/- buttons on the
top of the station to adjust
the values.
Press the MODE/PRESSURE button
to confirm selection and move to next
step or exit.
Hold the MODE/PRESSURE button to enter the Pressure Settings Menu to set
your Units of Measure (INHG or HPA) and Pressure Value.
View Pressure & Rain Readings
•Pressure and Rainfall readings share the same display area on your station.
Pressure is displayed. Rain is displayed.
Autoscroll between
Pressure and Rain
readings.
•Press the MODE/PRESSURE button to toggle between Pressure and Rain
readings.
•The Pressure or Rain icon will show to indicate which reading you are viewing.
•When the Autoscroll Icon is displayed, the station will toggle between current
Pressure and Rain readings.
Change what is displayed:
Pressure Trend Arrows
Indicate rising or
falling pressure.
Pressure is displayed Rain is displayed
Sensor Reception

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RAIN
View Rain Records
1. Press the RAIN button to view Rainfal Records.
2. When viewing month, press the +(PLUS) button to toggle through the past 11
months’ rainfall.
1 HOUR: Last one-hour rainfall (12 consecutive 5 minutes rainfall accumulated total).
Example: current time is 6:49, 1HR rain is accumulated total between 5:50 and 6:49.
24 HOURS: A running total for the past 24 hours of accumulated rain. This will up-
date at the top of each hour.
7 DAYS: Rainfall from the last 7 consecutive 24HR readings. Updates each day at
midnight.
MONTH: Current Month Total (January 1-January 31). This will reset to zero and the
start of each new calendar month.
YEAR: Current year (January 1-December 31). This will reset to zero at the start of
each new calendar year.
TOTAL: Total rainfall since powered on or reset.
Reset Rain Records
1. Press the RAIN button to view indiviual
Rainfall Records.
2. Hold the - (MINUS) button to reset the
rainfall record you are viewing to zero.
Search for Rain Sensor
•Hold the RAIN button to search for the Rain Sensor.
•The Reception Indicator will animate while
searching and be solid once connected.
Positioning the Rain Sensor
For Accurate Measurements
•Mount the Rain Sensor in an open area at least 3 feet above
the ground for accurate rainfall readings.
•Ensure the sensor is level and mounted horizontally.
•Make sure the base of your Rain Sensor is not in a
depression. The Rain Sensor has drainage holes in the
bottom to allow it to self-empty.
•View sensor mounting video at: bit.ly/Rain_SensorMounting
RAIN 1 Year Record
1 Year Reset

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For additional sensor information, visit: www.lacrossetechnology.com/support
Winter Storage Options
•Remove batteries and store in a safe place.
•Remove batteries and cover in place.
•Leave outside, uncovered. While the Rain Sensor cannot accurately record
snowfall, when the snow melts the water will be counted as rain.
•The Rain Sensor is self-emptying, so water will not freeze inside.
•This Rain Sensor is designed for outdoor use and will withstand temperatures
below freezing.
Cleaning Your Rain Sensor
•Leaves, grass and other debris may need to be removed periodically from the
funnel of your Rain Sensor.
•Insects or dirt may also get inside your Rain Sensor and restrict the movement of
the rocker.
•Open the locking tabs on the side of the Rain Sensor to remove the funnel. This
allows you to clean the funnel and the inside of the Rain Sensor.
Cleaning and Storage Viewing Wind Readings
WIND
1. COMPASS ROSE 2. CURRENT WIND SPEED
Displays cardinal direction
with animated arrows
(16 directions total).
5. TOP WIND SPEED
Indicates if the station is
receiving data from the
sensor.
8. PREVAILING DIRECTION
The top wind speed in
the past 60 minutes.
3. LOW BATTERY ICON
Appears when the Breeze
Sensor batteries need to
be replaced.
6. RECEPTION INDICATOR
The top wind speed in the
past 31 seconds.
4. WIND SPEED ALERT
Choose between cardinal
points (letters) or degrees
in the Settings Menu.
7. WIND DIRECTION
Appears if a wind speed
alert is set & active.
RAIN
Prevailing Wind Direction
over the past hour.
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Wind Speed Records
WIND
Viewing Wind Speed Records
1. Press the WIND button to toggle through wind speed records with time and date
stamps.
The wind speed records include: Past 24 hours, 7 days, 1 month, & 1 year.
WIND
Reset Wind Speed Records
1. Press the WIND button to view wind speed records.
2. Hold the MINUS (-) button to reset individual records to current readings.
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Monthly Record Monthly Record Reset
For Accurate Measurements
 Ensure the Breeze Sensor is is mounted level with the Solar Panel facing
directly to the South. This will help optimize battery life and transmit correct
wind direction.
 Ideally, the Breeze Sensor should be mounted on the tallest object in your
area. Avoid positioning the sensor parallel or below eaves, rooflines, trees,
or other objects that may obstruct wind readings.
 Make sure all the screws on the Mounting Bracket, Wind Cups, Wind Vane,
and Battery Compartment are securely fastened.
 The Breeze Sensor should be mounted with the Wind Cups on the top.
Positioning the Breeze Sensor
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Pole Adapter
Used in place of the Adjustable Base
for mounting on top of cylindrical
conduits.
1-Inch Maximum Pole Diameter
Hand Screw
Used to lock down and secure the Mast
to the Adjustable Base or Pole Adapter.
Included Mounting Accessories
Alignment Arrows
These Arrows provide exact
90 or 180 degree angles
when aligned with the arrow
on the Mast.
Mast
The horizontal conduit where the sensor
attaches. This piece will connect to either
the Adjustable Base or Pole Adapter.

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Current Indoor Temperature.
1. INDOOR TEMPERATURE
5. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE 6. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
Current Indoor Humidity.
2. INDOOR HUMIDITY
Indicates if the station is
receiving data from the
sensor.
4. RECEPTION INDICATOR
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3. WIND ICON
Indicates the Temperature/
Humidity readings are from
the Breeze Sensor.
Current Outdoor
Temperature.
7. TH SENSOR ICON
Indicates Temperature/
Humidity readings are from
add-on TH sensor.
8. “FEELS LIKE” TEMP
Appears when the sensor
battery needs to be
replaced.
Based on current
temperature & wind speed
(heat index & wind chill).
Current Outdoor Humidity.
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9. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY
WIND
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U-bolt Adapters
Tripod Setup
Chimney Mount
1B Pole Adapter
1A Adjustable Base
Basic Assembly
Basic Installation Options
Advanced Installation Options
Some advanced installation options include tripods, wall mounts, eave cross mounts, chimney mounts,
and many others. Any of these can be combined with U-bolts for attachment onto a tall cylindrica
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conduit using our Adjustable Base. Please note that these advanced options will require additiona
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equipment and possibly professional help for best results.
The illustrations above are not to scale and are for informative purposes only.
La Crosse Technology is not responsible for any damages or injury that may occur during installation.
Viewing Temperature & Humidity Readings

Current Temperature: When the temperature is between 51°F and 79°F the readings will
ALERTS
1. Hold the ALERTS button to enter Alert Settings.
2. Use the +/- buttons to Arm/Disarm Alerts, and to adjust Alert Values when flashing.
3. Press the ALERTS button to move to next alert.
To Set Alerts
Alert Setting Order
High Wind Speed
24 Hour Rainfall
Outdoor High Temperature
Outdoor Low Temperature
Outdoor High Humidity
Outdoor Low Humidity
Indoor High Temperature
Indoor Low Temperature
Indoor High Humidity
Indoor Low Humidity
Wind Alert
Alert Indicators
Temperature & Humidity Records
Press the TEMP button to toggle through
temperature/humidity records with time
and date stamps.
View Temperature/Humidity Records
Temperature/Humidity Records Order
Humidity Records
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Active Alert
When the alert value is reached, the station will beep 5 times each minute until out
of the alert range.
The flashing Alert Indicator will let you know if it is a HI or LO Alert.
Press any button to silence the alert. The Alert Indicator will continue to flash while
in the alert range.
Low Alert
High Alert

Viewing Your Forecast Data
FORECAST
Forecast Icons
Please Note: The Forecast Icons may not represent your current weather. They are
a future prediction of the weather to come over the next 12 hours.
Your station will use changes in barometric pressure
to predict your weather to come in the next 12 hours.
This is represented by the 6 forecast scenes below.
Seasonal Trees
The foliage scene in the forecast section changes
twice per year. The dates are pre-programmed.
Summer: April 1 - October 31
Winter: November 1 - March 31
Trend Arrows
The Trend Arrows represent the change in pressure over the past 3 hours.
Pressure is rising Pressure is fallingPressure is steady
FORECAST
Day/Night Forecast
From 7am to 7pm the forecast will show a Sun Icon
when the forecast is Sunny or Partly Sunny.
From 7pm to 7am the forecast will show a Moon Icon
when the forecast is Sunny or Partly Sunny.
7pm to 7am
7am to 7pm
Please Note: The Moon Icon does not change to provide Moon Phase.
The Moon Icon indicates nighttime only.
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SUNNY

Add-on Temperature & Humidity Sensor
ADD-ON SENSOR
If you feel the temperature & humidity is not reading correctly from your Breeze Pro
Sensor, you can add a separate sensor to your system.
Visit: www.lacrossetechnology.com/sensor-finder/ and enter 328-1414BW to find a
list of compatible add-on sensors.
2. Hold the MINUS (-) button to delete the Temperature & Humidity
readings. Your station will search for a signal.
3. Install new batteries into the add-on sensor and press the TX
button inside its battery compartment. The LED light on the sensor
will flash.
Adding a Separate Temperature & Humidity Sensor
1. Press the- (MINUS) button and the Outdoor Temperature will flash.
4. The sensor should connect almost instantly with its data appearing
on screen. The icon will appear when an add-on TH sensor is
being used. Follow La Crosse Technology on Facebook,
Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.
Low Battery Indicator
By Wind, replace batteries in the
Breeze sensor.
By Time, replace batteries in the Station.
By Rain, replace batteries in the Rain sensor.
By Outdoor Temperature, replace batteries
in the Add-On TH sensor.
Warnings
California Residents
This product can expose you to chemicals
including styrene, which is known in the
State of California to cause cancer.
For more information, go to:
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
WARNING:
Sensor Search
Hold the RAIN button to search for the Rain
sensor.
Hold the WIND button to search for the
Breeze sensor.
Hold the TEMP button to search for the
Add-on TH sensor.
Factory Restart
Hold the RAIN and ALERTS buttons
together for several seconds to reset the
station.
All records will be lost.
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Temperature &
Humidity from the
Breeze Sensor
Ask questions, watch setup videos, and
provide feedback on our social media outlets.
Not for children under 3 years old.
We’re Here to Help
If you require additional support, get in touch
with our friendly customer support team
based in La Crosse, WI.
Phone: [phone]
Online: bit.ly/contact_techsupport
Our knowledgable customer support team is
available Mon-Fri: 8am-6pm CST
Temperature &
Humidity from an
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Specifications
APPENDIX
Warranty
Recycling & Disposal Caution!
La Crosse Technology, Ltd. provides a 1-year limited time warranty (from date of purchase) on
this product, relating to manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship.
For full warranty details, you can visit: www.lacrossetechnology.com/support
Please consider the environment when
deciding to dispose of this product.
Although household electronics are
generally safe to use on a daily basis,
incorrect disposal can cause negative
and potentially irreversible impacts on
our environment.
Check with local donation centers to
see if your product can be donated for
future use. If disposal is the only option,
federal agencies, local governments, and
certified retailers may have electronic
recycling programs in place. Programs
may vary based on location.
Please Recycle
The manufacturer is not responsible for
any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized changes or modifications
to this equipment. Such changes or
modifications could void the user authority
to operate the equipment.
All rights reserved. This manual may not
be reproduced in any form, even in part, or
duplicated or processed using electronic,
mechanical or chemical process without the
written permission of the publisher.
This booklet may contain errors or misprints.
The information it contains is regularly
checked and corrections are included
in subsequent editions. We disclaim any
responsibility for any technical error or
printing error, or their consequences. All
trademarks and patents are recognized.
La Crosse Technology, Ltd •2830 S. 26th Street •La Crosse, WI 54601
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STATION (328-1414BW)
• Indoor Temp. Range: 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
• Indoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Relative Pressure Range: 23.62 to 32.48 InHg
(800 to 1100 hPa)
• Power Requirements:
• Primary Power: 3 “AA” batteries (sold separately)
• Station Dimensions: 8.98” L x 1.00” W x 5.43” H
(22.8cm L x 2.6 cm W x 13.8cm H)
• Language Options:
English, Spanish, and French
(Translation Available for Menus & Calendar)
BREEZE SENSOR (TX145WSDTHv3)
• Wind Speed Range: 0 to 111 mph (0 to 178 kMh)
• Degrees of Wind Direction: 360° with 16 Cardinal
Directions
• Outdoor Temp. Range: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
• Outdoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Transmission Range: 330 feet (100 meters)
• Power Requirements: 3 “AA” batteries
(sold separately)
• Update Interval: Every 31 Seconds
• Sensor Dimensions:
• With Bracket: 11.97” L x 6.25” W x 9.76” H
(30.41cm L x 15.88cm W x 24.8cm H)
• Without Bracket: 7.94” L x 6.25” W x 6.99” H
(20.17cm L x 15.88cm W x 17.75cm H)
RAIN SENSOR (TX145R)
• Rainfall Range: 0-9999mm (0-393.6 in)
• Transmission Range: 330 feet (100 meters)
• Power Requirements: 2 “AA” batteries
(sold separately)
• Update Interval: Every 45 Seconds
• Sensor Dimensions:
7.16” L x 5.24” W x 5.04” H
(18.2 cm L x 13.3 cm W x 12.8 cm H)
Care + Maintanence
Do not mix old and new batteries.
Do not mix Alkaline, Lithium, standard, or
rechargeable batteries.
Always purchase the correct size and grade of battery
most suitable for intended use.
Clean the battery contacts and also those of the
device prior to battery installation.
Ensure the batteries have with correct polarity (+ / -).
Remove batteries from equipment that will not to be
used for an extended period.
Promptly remove expired batteries.
Designed in La Crosse, Wisconsin • Made in China •Printed in China •DC 062220

STATEMENTS
FCC Statement
Canada Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Caution!
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic
Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
L’émetteur/récepteur exempt de licence contenu dans le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Innovation,
Sciences et Développement économique Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation
est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :
1) L’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage;
2) L’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en
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