Taylor 2752N User manual

Instruction Manual
Digital Wireless Weather Station
with Dual Mount Wind Sensor
Leading the Way in Accuracy®
2752N

Thank you for purchasing the Taylor® Digital Wireless Weather
Station with Dual Mount Wind Sensor. This state-of-the art
measurement instrument is engineered and designed to meet the
highest quality standards…to assure you uncompromising
accuracy and consistently dependable, convenient performance.
This instrument will provide measurements of wind speed &
direction, wind chill, temperature & humidity.
This manual will describe how to set up and operate your Digital
Wireless Weather Station. In order to optimize the unit's function,
please read this instruction manual carefully before use… and
keep it handy for future reference.
Items included in this package (shown on page 3):
1. Base Station (an indoor unit which displays temperature and
other readings)
2. Wind Gauge Remote Sensor (an outdoor sensor unit which
transmits wind, temperature & humidity data to the receiver
unit)
3. Mounting hardware for the Wind Gauge Remote Sensor (qty 4,
M4 x 40 masonry screws and wall anchor)
4. Instruction manual
Additional items needed for installation (not included):
1. A small Phillips screwdriver
2. Two (2) AA batteries and two (2) AAA batteries. (Lithium
batteries are recommended, especially for the outdoor Wind
Gauge Remote Sensor, as lithium batteries will last longer and
thus will not need to be replaced as often as alkaline batteries).
Items Required for Installation and Set Up
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Description of Parts
mounting
bracket
Remote Wind
Gauge Sensor Unit
Base
Receiver Unit
Line 1
Line 3
Line 2
1
Line 4
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10 8
Wind
Sensor
Cups
Compass &
Wind vane

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Main Features & How to Access Functions
1 - LCD Readout :
Line 2: Displays Indoor Temperature and Indoor Humidity
Line 3: Displays Outdoor Temperature and Outdoor
Humidity
Line 4: Wind Speed, Wind Direction and High Wind Speed
Alert
2 - LED Indicator (Wind Gauge Remote Sensor):
Flashes when remote sensor transmits a reading.
B) “HISTORY” Button: Press once to view maximum
temperature, humidity, and wind speed readings. Press
again to view minimum readings. Press again to return
to current readings. While the min or max reading is
displayed, press and hold to clear the min or max
memory.
Press to select °F or °C temperature scale.
8 - Battery Compartments (On back of Receiver Unit and
on top of Wind Gauge Sensor base):
The Home Receiver unit uses 2 AAA batteries and Wind
Gauge Remote Sensor uses 2AA batteries. Lithium
batteries are recommended, especially for the outdoor
Wind Gauge Sensor, as lithium batteries will last longer
and thus will not need to be replaced as often as
alkaline batteries.
9 - Wall Mount (On back of Receiver Unit):
The receiver features a recessed key hole to secure
each unit to a nail or other appropriate wall hanger.
10 - Table Stand (Fits on back of Receiver Unit):
Allows stable placement of receiver unit on a flat
surface. Insert table stand prongs into slots located at
the lower back side of the receiver unit.
Line 1 : Displays Clock, Date, and Day of Week

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Display Information
(LCD Receiver Unit)
Time
&
Alarm
Current
temperature
base sensor
location
Current
humidity
base sensor
location
Current
temperature
remote sensor
location
Current
humidity
remote sensor
location
Current day/ Current date
Current wind
direction &
Wind speed
reading

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'AAA'
'AAA'
Base
Receiver Unit
Battery Warnings:
NOTE: Please recycle or dispose of
batteries per local regulations.
WARNING: Batteries may pose a
choking hazard. As with all small items,
do not let children handle batteries. If
swallowed, seek medical attention
immediately.
PRECAUTION: Do not dispose of batteries
in fire. Batteries may explode or leak.
Remove the batteries if the scale will not
be used for a long period of time.
Installing Home Unit Receiver Batteries
Important: Install the receiver's batteries first, before installing
batteries in the Wind Gauge Remote Sensor:
1. Remove the battery compartment cover, located on the back
of the receiver unit.
2. Insert 2 AAA batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols
marked inside the battery compartment.
3. Replace the battery compartment cover.
4. After battery installation, the receiver unit will automatically
search for remote sensors for 2 minutes. The displays on the LCD
screen will flash during this Search mode.
Important!
Install the receiver's
batteries first, before
installing batteries
in the Wind Gauge
Remote Sensor.

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Horizontal
Mount
Vertical /
Upright
Mount
'AA'
'AA'
Short
Cord
Housing
Remote
Sensor
Mounting
Tube
Assembling Instructions
1. Properly align the compass and
wind cup sensor together to create
the wind base; do not press too
hard otherwise damage may occur.
Insert the connector tube to the
bottom of the wind cup sensor and
fasten with an M3x22 screw with nut
(included).
2. Plug the shorter cord into the port
located on the bottom of the wind
cup sensor.
3. Thread the longer cord into the
housing through the opening.
4. Connect the wind base and top of
housing and fasten with an M3x22
screw with nut (included).
5. Remove battery compartment
cover on the remote sensor and
insert 2 AA batteries. Replace
battery compartment cover.
6. Connect the plastic mounting tube
into the base. Thread an M3x25
screw with nut (included) through
the aligned openings and tighten.
7. Depending upon vertical or
horizontal orientation, connect the
transmitter to the plastic mounting
tube and fasten together with an
M3x18 screw (included).
8. Plug the long cord from the housing
into the port marked “Wind”.
9. Carefully slide the remote sensor
with the mounting tube into the
housing.
Note: The Wind Gauge
Remote Sensor can be
mounted in 2 different
ways as shown here.

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Selecting and Testing a Location for the Wind Gauge Remote Sensor
The Wind Gauge Remote Sensor can measure
temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed
and direction. It will then transmit these readings
back to the home receiver unit, up to a distance
of 200 feet. Before mounting the remote Wind
Gauge Remote Sensor, measure the distance
between the monitor and the sensor to be sure
they are within an effective transmission range
(within 328 feet), and that there are no physical
obstructions between the units (such as a shed or
trees) that might block transmission signals. The
Wind Gauge Remote Sensor should not be
blocked by anything on the top or sides, so that
wind can freely reach the Sensor for accurate
speed and direction reading.
Note: The effective range is vastly affected by the
building materials and where the receiver and
remote units are positioned. Try various set ups for
the best results. Shorten the distance between
receiver and remote units when necessary.
Important: Though the remote unit is weather-
resistant, it should never be submerged in water.
It is recommended to perform a transmission test
before permanently mounting the Wind Gauge
Remote Sensor unit, in case it needs to be moved.
To test that the monitor can receive the remote
sensor's transmissions:
1. First install batteries into the home receiver unit,
as described in the previous section.
2. To install the Wind Gauge Remote Sensor's
batteries, remove the cover. Insert 2 AA
batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols
marked inside the battery compartment.
PLEASE NOTE: Lithium batteries are
recommended, as they will last longer and thus
will not need to be replaced as often as alkaline
batteries.

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Operation
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After battery installation, the total display mode will lasts 3 seconds
and then enter the normal mode. The total display mode is
indicated as following picture:
The Wind Gauge Remote Sensor features five buttons : [MODE],
[NEXT], [SET/HISTORY], [+], [-]. There are 8 modes including Normal
Mode, Clock Mode, Date Mode, Indoor Temperature Mode,
Indoor Humidity mode, Outdoor Temperature Mode, Outdoor
Humidity Mode, Wind Speed Mode, History Record Mode. In any
mode, press [MODE] key to enter next mode. The operation details
are stated as follows:

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1. Clock Mode
In normal mode, press [MODE] to enter the
clock mode. Users can set clock and
relative settings in this mode. Press [NEXT]
to change the setting mode:
Time zone setting
Users can adjust time zone setting depending on their
geographical position (for Europe, UK and USA customers only).
Press [+] to increase the time zone value, press [-] to decrease the
time zone value.
Hour display format setting
Users can adjust the hour format between 12 hour format or 24
hour format. Press [+] or [-] to toggle the format.
Daylight saving time setting
Daylight saving time is only available when the short circuit point is
on the American version. Users can press [+] or [-] to turn on/off the
automatic adjusting function depending on actual conditions.
Hour setting
Users can adjust the hour of current time in clock mode. Press [+] to
increase hour, press [-] to decrease hour, press [+] for increase
hour rapidly, press [-] to decrease hour rapidly.
Minute setting
Users can adjust minute of current time in clock mode. Press [+] to
increase minute, press [-] to decrease minute, press [+] for to
increase minute rapidly, press [-] to decrease minute rapidly.
Alarm hour setting
Users can adjust the hour of alarm in clock mode. Press
[SET/HISTORY] to allow or forbid the alarm ring, press [+] to increase
the hour setting, press [-] to decrease the hour setting, press [+] to
increase the hour setting rapidly, press [-] to decrease the hour
setting rapidly.
Alarm minute setting
Users can adjust the minute setting of alarm in clock mode. Press
[SET/HISTORY] to allow or turn off the alarm ring, press [+] to
increase the minute setting, press [-] to decrease the minute
setting, press [+] to increase minute setting rapidly, press [-] to
decrease minute setting rapidly.