Tycon Power Systems TP2700WC User manual

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TP2700WC
PROFESSIONAL WEATHER STATION
Operation Manual
About this manual
Thank you and congratulations on selecting this professional weather station! We are positive
you will enjoy the benefits of accurate weather readings and the precise radio controlled time
information that our instruments offer.
This manual will guide you step-by-step through setting up your device. Use this manual to
become familiar with your professional weather station, and save it for future reference.
Glossary of Common Terms
DCF/WWVB/MSF
The DCF, WWVB or MSF time signal is an AM modulated time-of-day signal broadcasted by
the Federal Government of Germany, NIST from USA or National Physical Laboratory. The
time base is generated from an atomic time generator which is accurate to 10 billions of one
second. This weather station uses WWVB only.
LCD
“LCD” is an acronym for ”Liquid Crystal Display”. This is a common type of display screen
used in televisions, computers, watches, and digital clocks.
BAROMETER & BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
A barometer is a device that measures the pressure of the air pushing on it—this
measurement is called the barometric pressure. We don’t actually feel the barometric
pressure because the air pressure is pushing equally in every direction.
RELATIVE AIR PRESSURE
Relative air pressure is the same as the barometric pressure. The calculation of relative air
pressure is the absolute air pressure adjusted for altitude.
ABSOLUTE AIR PRESSURE
Absolute air pressure is the actual air pressure on the barometer without regard to altitude.
INCHES OF MERCURY (inHg)
Inches of Mercury is the common unit of measurement for air pressure in the United States.
HECTOPASCALS (hPa)
Hectopascals are the common units of measurement for air pressure in the International
System (SI) of measurement.
Important Note:
The Professional weather station includes a base station (receiver), a transmitter unit with
solar sensor, one wind direction sensor, one wind speed sensor, one rain gauge, USB cable
and a PC software package on CD-ROM.
An added feature of the Weather Station is the readout of all measured and displayed
time and weather data on a PC through a USB connection..

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OVERVIEW
Base Station / Display console
Note: The unit can be powered with USB or via the 5VDC Connector in
addition to 3 AA batteries.
QTY
Item
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Display Console / Base station
1
Outdoor sensor array (Thermo-hygrometer Transmitter with solar panel / Rain Gauge /
Wind Speed Sensor/ Wind Direction)
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CD contains PC software
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USB Cable for connecting to a PC
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Pole
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pole mounting clamps
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User manual
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AA rechargeable batteries for the Transmitter
Features
Time and date, Moon phase.
Indoor temperature and humidity
Outdoor temperature and humidity
Wind chill, wind direction.
Rainfall
Display rain level and rainfall data in 24 hours, one week, one month, one year, total rain
and rainfall event.
Wind speed in mph, km/h, m/s, knots or Beaufort
The direction of the wind with 360 degrees
Wind chill, dew point and heat index temperature display.
Barometric Pressure History, weather forecast.
5VDC connector
USB interface

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MAX, MIN value with time stamp.
High / low alarms.
With message panel showing indication of alarms/Min/Max data, with time stamps
Light and UV index
Data saved in non-volatile memory. Unlimited storage on PC.
Windows software
Upload weather data to Weather Underground
Set up Guide
Before placing and installing all components of the weather station at their final destination,
please set up the weather station with all parts nearby in order to test for correct function.
Setting up the base station and transmitter
1) Insert two AA 1,5V alkaline rechargeable batteries or AA Lithium batteries first into the
battery compartment of the transmitter and immediately afterwards three AA 1,5V alkaline
or Lithium batteries in the base station, observing the correct polarity.
When battery is first inserted, the red LED light on the remote sensor will light up for 3-4
seconds. (If no LED light or it is lit permanently, make sure the battery is inserted the
correct way. Try resetting by removing the batteries, waiting 2 mins and re-inserting)
2) When the base station is powered up, the LCD display activates for 3 seconds and after
the “Beep”, it begins measuring indoor temperature, humidity and air pressure. The unit
then enters the RF (Radio Frequency) state, where it receives data from the remote sensor
transmitter and RCC (Radio Controlled Clock) at the same time. During base station
startup, there is no communications with the computer and normal communications will
only resume after the time reception routine has completed. The longest time for radio
controlled time reception is 8 minutes.
RF (Radio Frequency) Receiving Mode
1. After power-on, the base station also enters the RF receiving state for 180s. During this time
it will search for the transmitter signal. When it receives the transmitter signal and registers the
LED Indicator
Sensor Sockets
Battery
Compartment
Battery cover
Thermo-hygro Sensor / Transmitter
Setting up using batteries:

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transmitter, it will display outdoor temperature, humidity, rain, and wind readings. The light
readings are a separate RF channel and may appear before or later than the other outdoor
readings.
2. Base station receives the temperature, humidity, wind speed and rain data each 48s and
receives light data each 60s. If there is no signal received from the transmitter for 10 minutes,
the outdoor temperature and humidity will display “----”. If the base station doesn’t receive the
signal in 240 minutes, the base station will start to search for and register a new transmitter.
3. If the outdoor data is lost or a battery is changed in the transmitter, press the reset button on
the bottom of the solar panel housing to send a reset signal to the base station. This will cause
the base station to search for and re-register the transmitter.
4. Do not press any key until the outdoor transmitter data is received, otherwise the outdoor
sensor search and register mode will be terminated. When the outdoor transmitter has been
registered, the base station will automatically switch to the normal display mode from which all
further settings can be performed by the user.
5. If there are no outdoor readings on the base station, make sure the units are within range of
each other or repeat the battery installation procedure.
Radio Controlled Clock (RCC)
1. When the base station is first powered up it will get data from the outdoor transmitter and
then should start to receive RCC clock data within 1-2 minutes.
2. If it fails to receive the RCC clock data, the base station will try to retrieve RCC clock data
at a pre-determined time automatically: 2:00, 8:00, 14:00, and 20:00; until it receives the
RCC data, then it will stop trying to receive until the next day.
3. Exit conditions for RCC Clock Reception routine:
3.1 Any key is pressed on the base station.
3.2 Eight (8) minute auto time out reached.
3.3 Receive success.
4. If RCC is received successfully, the signal icon will be displayed near the memory
indicator window. Otherwise the icon will be hidden. If the RCC isn’t received it could be due to
the location of outdoor transmitter or possibly that the proper RCC signal isn’t available in your
area. You can try re-positioning the outdoor transmitter so it has a clear view of the sky or you
can disregard and set the base station time manually.
Note:
Commonly the radio communication between receiver and transmitter in the open field can
reach a distance of up to 330 feet providing that there are no interfering obstacles such as
buildings, trees, vehicles, high voltage lines, etc.
Radio interferences such as PC screens, radios or TV sets can, in bad cases, entirely cut off
radio communication. Please take this into consideration when choosing standing or mounting
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Mounting the sensor
Important Notes:
On the edge of wind direction sensor, there are four alphabet letter of “N”,”E”,”S” and “W”
representing the directions of North, East, South and West. These are located just under the
rotating hub. The entire sensor array has to be rotated so that the direction indicators on the
wind direction sensor are aligned with North, South East and West at your actual location. The
screw head attaching the wind direction sensor will be pointing North in a proper install. A
permanent wind direction error will be introduced if the wind direction sensor is not positioned
correctly during installation.
Anemometer Wind direction sensor

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Mounting the dual wind sensor holder
Mounting the rain sensor Transmitter with solar panel
Mounting the Transmitter Fix the whole set to a pole
is same as rain sensor. with the two adjustable hose clamps.
Note: The tilt in the solar panel cover should be facing toward the Equator. South in
the Northern hemisphere and North in the Southern hemisphere. You can adjust by

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rotating the entire transmitter assembly around the pole.
The anemometer’s cable is connected to the input on the wind direction sensor.
The wind direction sensor’s cable is connected to the input marked Wind on the
Transmitter
The rain sensor’s cable is connected to the input marked Rain on the solar panel
The solar panel’s cable is connected to the input marked Rain on the Transmitter
The Solar Panel Module
The solar panel module makes use of solar energy to power the Transmitter.
Note: It can be used with AA size alkaline rechargeable batteries or AA Lithium Batteries. For
the solar panel modules to function properly, make sure the solar receptors on the top are
exposed to sunlight and the connectors of the connection cables are securely plugged in.
For best results, orient the angled face of the solar panel as follows:
Solar panel facing south if you reside in the northern hemisphere; Solar panel facing north if
you reside in the southern hemisphere.
Display Unit
1. Base Station / Display Console Layout

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1.Time
2. Indoor Temperature
3. Indoor Humidity
4. Barometric Pressure
5. Barometric Pressure graph
6. Forecast icon
7. Message panel showing indication of
alarms/Min/Max data
8. Minimum
9. Time / Date stamp
10．RF signal –Signal from Transmitter
11. Memory status
12. RCC Clock signal
13. Wind direction
14. Rain fall
15. Wind speed
16. Dew point
17. Outdoor Humidity
18. Outdoor Temperature
19. UV index
20. Light
21. Date
22. Moon Phase
2. Initial Base Station / Display Console Set Up
Install three AA Alkaline or Lithium batteries to the base station. Observe proper battery
polarity.
2.1 The unit will turn on all segments of the LCD for 3 seconds after power reset and display
setting value (RCC and RF frequency option). Then the unit will start to register the outdoor
Transmitter which takes about 3 minutes. When the registration process is finished, the
unit will enter the RCC receive mode.
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2.2 Full display
2.3 Key function
SET: Enter the setting mode –hold for 3 seconds
HISTORY: Display history records / return to normal mode from setting mode
ALARM: Display high or low alarm function / turn on/off the alarm
MAX/MIN: Display the MAX, MIN value
+: Increase the setting parameter/ Move to next message of the selected segment
on the message panel
-: decrease the setting parameter / Move to previous message of the selected
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LEFT: Move to previous segment / move to main menu during setting.
RIGHT: Move to next segment / move to sub menu during setting.
Base Station / Display Console Operation
Program mode
The screen is divided into 10 segments for selection and there is a message display panel on
the bottom.
There are six program modes: normal, setting mode, history mode, alarm mode, max/min
mode and calibrated mode. All the modes can be exited at any time by pressing the HISTORY
key, or waiting for a 30 second timeout to take effect.
Normally, if the segment selected has multiple parts, press SET key to choose a different part.
Example: the current section is RAIN, you can press SET key to select among RAIN RATE,
RAIN EVENT, DAY, WEEK, MONTH, YEAR and TOTAL.
1. Quick Display Mode (Updates every 5 Seconds)
In the normal mode and once some segment is selected ( Different segments can be chosen
by pressing” Left ”or ”Right”key. And the default selected segment is time and date), there
will be different messages that show on the message panel. If any alarms occurred, the alarm
information will be displayed in real time as well. The messages will rotate automatically or you
can transfer between messages manually by pressing”+”or “-”button.
Note: Press + to fast switch to next message
Press –to fast switch to previous message.
Press left or right to select different segments.
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a) Day of week and year (TUESDAY 2014)
b) Alarm time
c) Moon phase. (see moon phases section later in this manual)
d) If device has received the RCC time successfully and the time is DST, it will display
“DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME”.
e) If no RCC received and the DST setting is ON, it will also display “DAYLIGHT SAVING
TIME”.
f) If device is connected to an outdoor transmitter successfully, it will display the
transmitter ID for 120 second.
Note Time Zone:
For Europe: 0 for GMT+1 time zone, 1 for GMT+2 time zone, -1 for GMT time zone.
For America: -4 for Atlantic time zone, -5 for Eastern Time zone, -6 for Central Time
Zone, -7 for Mountain Time zone, -8 for Pacific time zone, -9 for Alaska time zone, -10
for Hawaii time zone.
Light and UVI
a) The max light of the day.
b) The max light since last reset.
c) The max UVI of the day.
d) The max UVI since last reset.
Indoor temperature
a) The max and min temperature / humidity of the day.
b) The max and min temperature / humidity since reset.
Outdoor temperature / humidity
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b) The max and min temperature / humidity since last reset.
Barometric
a) The max and min absolute barometric of the day.
b) The max and min absolute barometric since last reset.
c) The max and min relative barometric of the day.
d) The max and min relative barometric since last reset.
Wind and gust speed
a) The max wind speed of the day.
b) The max wind speed since last reset.
c) The max gust of the day.
d) The max gust since last reset.
Wind chill, dew point, heat index
a) The max of dew point, heat index of the day.
b) The min of wind chill, dew point of the day.
c) The max of dew point, heat index since last reset.
d) The min of wind chill, dew point since last reset.
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a) The max Rainfall of rainfall rate of the day.
b) The max Rainfall since last reset (including rainfall rate during 1 day, 1 week, 1 month,
and 1 year).
2. Setting Mode
2.1 In normal mode, press SET key for 3 seconds to enter the setting mode.
Then press ”Left ”button, you will transfer among the main menu with options of :
TIME SETTING
UNIT SETTING
Record save interval
Rain sensor setting
Barometric setting
Contrast setting
Key Beep Setting
REREGISTER Transmitter
Calibration setting
Transmitter ID
Choose one option and then press ”Right”button, you will enter the sub menu.
Press + / - key to transfer the unit or change the value. Hold the + / - key for 2 seconds to
increase / decrease digits in large steps. Press HISTORY key or wait for 30 seconds at any
time, the Display Console will return to normal mode.
Sub menus of every option:
TIME SETTING
a) 12H/24H format select
b) MM-DD-YYYY / DD-MM-YYYY / YYYY-MM-DD select
c) Set time (hour, minute)
d) Set clock (month, day, year)
e) Time Zone select
f) RCC ON/OFF select
g) Daylight saving settings (DST ON/OFF)
h) Set Latitude (NORTH or SOUTH).
RCC mode:
WWVB: the Daylight saving settings always display.
MSF and DCF: if RCC is OFF, the Daylight saving settings will display.
JJY: without daylight saving settings.
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a) Light unit select (lux, fc, w/m2)
b) Temperature unit select (C, F)
c) Pressure unit select (hpa, inhg, mmhg)
d) Wind speed unit select (km/h, m/s, bft, mph, knots)
e) Rainfall unit select (mm, inch)
Save record interval time setting: 16S, 32S, 48S, 1M, 2M, …, 239M, 240M.
S: Seconds
M: Minute
RAIN SEASON BEGIN (JAN, FEB, MAR, APR, MAY, JUN, JUL, AUG, SEP, OCT, NOV,
DEC)
Default: January. The total rain falls before that will be cleared once it comes to 0:00 of
January 1st. Means the new statistic annual of rain fall begins from 0:00 of January 1st. Users
can choose from January to December.
PRESSURE SETTING
a) Current weather setting.
b) Select the synoptic chart, Pre-set the value of weather and Pre-storm value.
c) Select the historical time coordinates of pressure graph.
LCD contrast setting.
Level 1-9 for option. Default: 5.The higher the level is, the brighter the display is.
KEY BEEP ON/OFF
Register new transmitter(REREGISTER ON/OFF)
Calibration setting
a) LIGHT FACTOR
LUX index calibration coefficient: default 1. (Range is 0.1-10)
b) UV FACTOR
UV factor calibration coefficient: default 1 (Range is 0.1-10)
c) IN TEMP CORRECT
Indoor temperature can be calibrated within measuring range.
d) IN HUMI CORRECT
Indoor humidity can be calibrated within measuring range.
e) OUT TEMP CORRECT
Outdoor temperature can be calibrated within measuring range.
f) OUT HUMI CORRECT
Outdoor humidity can be calibrated within measuring range.

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g) ABS PRESS CORRECT
Absolute pressure can be calibrated within measuring range.
h) REL PRESS CORRECT
Relatively pressure be calibrated within measuring range.
i) WIND DIR CORRECT
Wind direction can be adjusted by 0-359°.For southern hemisphere installations, the wind
direction need to change by 180°.
j) WIND FACTOR
Wind speed calibration coefficient: default 1 (range is Range is 0.1-2.5)
k) RAIN FACTOR
Rain factor calibration coefficient: default 1 (range is Range is 0.1-2.5)
l) RAIN DAY CORRECT
Calibration for total rain falls of 1 day. (Range is 0-9999mm)
m) RAIN WEEK CORRECT
Calibration for total rain falls of 1 week (Range is 0-9999mm)
n) RAIN MONTH CORRECT
Calibration for total rain falls of 1 month (Range is 0-9999mm)
o) RAIN YEAR CORRECT
Calibration for total rain falls of 1 year (Range is 0-9999mm)
p) RAIN TOTAL CORRECT
Calibration for total rain falls since last reset. (Range is 0-9999mm)
Transmitter ID
Display the transmitter ID.
2.2 ALARM SETTING MODE
In normal mode, press ALARM key you will enter high alarm mode, and press ALARM key
again you will switch to low alarm mode.
HIGH ALARM SETTING
Press Left/Right key to transfer among the different segments and press +/- key to adjust the
value of the high alarm.
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b) LIGHT HIGH ALARM –Set light high alarm
c) UVI HIGH ALARM –Set UVI high alarm
d) In TEMP HIGH ALARM –Set indoor temperature high alarm
e) In HUMI HIGH ALARM –Set indoor humidity high alarm
f) Out TEMP HIGH ALARM –Set outdoor temperature high alarm
g) Out HUMI HIGH ALARM –Set outdoor humidity high alarm
h) ABS BARO HIGH ALARM –Set absolute barometric pressure high alarm
i) REL BARO HIGH ALARM –Set relative barometric pressure high alarm
j) WIND HIGH ALARM –Set wind speed high alarm
k) GUST HIGHALARM –Set gust speed high alarm
l) DEW POINT HIGH ALARM –Set dew point high alarm
m) HEAT INDEX HIGH ALARM –Set heat index high alarm
n) RAIN RATE HIGH ALARM –Set rainfall rate high alarm
o) RAIN DAY HIGH ALARM –Set rainfall day high alarm
LOW ALARM SETTING
a) In TEMP LOW ALARM –Set indoor temperature low alarm
b) In HUMI LOW ALARM –Set indoor humidity low alarm
c) In TEMP LOW ALARM –Set outdoor temperature low alarm
d) Out HUMI LOW ALARM –Set outdoor humidity low alarm
e) ABS BARO LOW ALARM –Set absolute barometric low alarm
f) REL BARO LOW ALARM –Set relatively barometric low alarm
g) WIND CHILL LOW ALARM –Set wind chill low alarm
h) DEW POINT LOW ALARM –Set dew point low alarm
In alarm setting mode, you can press the SET key to choose turn on or/off the alarm. Press
ALARM key, you can switch between high alarm and low alarm setting. Press HISTORY key or
wait for 30 seconds at any time, you will return to normal mode.
When alarm occurs, the alarm information will be displayed in real time on the message panel.
You can press any key to stop it. But the alarm ICON will still flash until the weather data
returns to normal range.
3. Max / Min Mode
In Normal Mode, press the MIN/MAX key to enter the max/min mode.
Press MIN/MAX to select todays minimum / maximum and historical min / max.
Press LEFT/RIGHT key to enter the sub menu of the each 4 options and display the maximum
or minimum values of each parameter together with the time and date stamp.
Today max and total max:
Today max: The Maximum of 1 day
Total max: The Maximum of total since last reset
a) LIGHT TODAY MAX, LIGHT TOTAL MAX –Maximum Light
b) UV TODAY MAX, UV TOTAL MAX –Maximum UVI.
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d) IN HUMI TODAY MAX, IN HUMI TOTAL MAX –Maximum Indoor humidity.
e) OUT TEMP TODAY MAX, OUT TEMP TOTAL MAX –Maximum Outdoor temperature.
f) OUT HUMI TODAY MAX, OUT HUMI TOTAL MAX –Maximum Outdoor humidity.
g) ABS BARO TODAY MAX, ABS BARO TOTAL MAX –Maximum Absolute barometric.
h) REL BARO TODAY MAX, REL BARO TOTAL MAX –Maximum Relative barometric.
i) WIND SPEED TODAY MAX, WIND SPEED TOTAL MAX –Maximum Wind speed.
j) GUST SPEED TODAY MAX, GUST SPEED TOTAL MAX –Maximum Gust speed.
k) DEW POINT TODAY MAX, DEW POINT TOTAL MAX –Maximum Dew point
temperature.
l) HEAT INDEX TODAY MAX, HEAT INDEX TOTAL MAX –Maximum Heat index
temperature.
m) RAIN RATE TODAY MAX, RAIN RATE TOTAL MAX –Maximum Rainfall rate.
n) RAIN 24H TOTAL MAX –Maximum Rainfall within 24 hours.
o) RAIN WEEK TOTAL MAX –Maximum Rainfall within 1 week
p) RAIN MONTH TOTAL MAX –Maximum Rainfall within 1 month
q) RAIN YEAR TOTAL MAX –Maximum Rainfall within 1 year.
Today min and total min:
Today min: The Maximum of 1 day
Total min: The Maximum of total since last reset
a) IN TEMP TODAY MIN, IN TEMP TOTAL MIN –Minimum Indoor temperature.
b) IN HUMI TODAY MIN, IN HUMI TOTAL MIN –Minimum Indoor humidity.
c) OUT TEMP TODAY MIN, OUT TEMP TOTAL MIN –Minimum Outdoor temperature.
d) OUT HUMI TODAY MIN, OUT HUMI TOTAL MIN –Minimum Outdoor humidity.
e) ABS BARO TODAY MIN,ABS BARO TOTAL MIN –Minimum Absolute barometric.
f) REL BARO TODAY MIN,ABS BARO TOTAL MIN –Minimum Relatively barometric
g) WIND CHILL TODAY MIN, WIND CHILL TOTAL MIN –Minimum Wind chill temperature
h) DEW POINT TODAY MIN, DEW POINT TOTAL MIN –Minimum Dew point temperature
Each Maximum/minimum value can be cleared by pressing SET key for 3 seconds during this
mode. Press the HISTORY key or wait for 30 seconds to return to Normal Mode.
5. History mode
In normal mode, press the history key to switch to history mode.
If no history data, it will show “HISTORY”and “NONE RECORD”in the message panel. Otherwise it
will display a message like “HISTORY P/R 1.01”and “YEAR / SECOND 13.06”.
In the example above: P means PAGE, R means RECORD. 1 is PAGE No., 01 is record No. Every
page includes 32 records of history data.
“YEAR / SECOND 13.06”. is a time stamp of the record. 13 means 2013 year, 06 is the seconds stamp.
The hour, minute, and date stamp will be shown in the time segment section of the display.
Press the +/ –key to switch to next / previous record.
Press the LEFT / RIGHT key to switch to next / previous page.

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Other Console Functions
Weather Tendency indicators
There are tendency indicators which appear next to the indoor/outdoor temperature and
humidity segments. They are defined below:
Tendency
indicators
Meaning
Humidity
Temperature
Rising
Rising rate >= 10%
within 30 minutes
Rising >= 1℃change
within 30 minutes
Steady
Change rate < 10%
within 30 minutes
Change rate < 1℃change
within 30 minutes
Falling
Falling rate >= 10%
within 30 minutes
Falling >= 1℃change
within 30 minutes
Moon Phases
Note: For the moon phases to display correctly you must manually set the time on
the base station / display console after any base station reset.
Icon: Northern Hemisphere
Moon Phase Description
Icon: Southern Hemisphere
NEW MOON
WAXING CRESCENT MOON
FIRST QUARTER MOON
WAXING GIBBOUS MOON
FULL MOON
WANING GIBBOUS MOON
LAST QUARTER MOON
WANING CRESCENT
MOON
Beaufort Scales (Wind Speed)
Wind speed
Beaufort number
Description

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0-1mph（0-1.6kph）
0
Calm
1-3mph（1.6-4.8kph）
1
Light air
3-7mph（4.8-11.3kph）
2
Light breeze
7-12mph（11.3-19.3kph）
3
Gentile breeze
12-18mph（19.3-29.0kph）
4
Moderate breeze
18-24mph（29.0-38.6kph）
5
Fresh breeze
24-31mph（38.6-49.9kph）
6
String breeze
31-38mph（49.9-61.2kph）
7
Near gale
38-46mph（61.2-74.1kph）
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Gale
46-54mph（74.1-86.9kph）
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Strong gale
55-63mph（88.5-101.4kph）
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Storm
64-73mph(103-117.5kph)
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Violent storm
74mph or above（119.1kph）
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Hurricane
Specification
Factory Default Settings
EU (DCF, MSF) Version:
1) Time: 1/1/2000 0:00:00 31/12/2099 23:59:59 (default: 1/1/2014 0:00 00 WED)
2) Time zone: -12 +12 (default: DCF:1, MSF:0)
3) 12/24 hour format (default: 24hr)
4) DD-MM-YYYY / MM-DD-YYYY / YYYY-MM-DD format (default: DD-MM-YYYY)
5) Temperature unit C or F (default: C)
6) Wind speed units: km/h, m/s, bft, mph, knots (default: km/h)
7) Average wind speed / gust wind speed (default: average wind speed)
8) Pressure units: hpa, mmHg, inHg (default: hpa)
9) Weather forecast: 2, 3, 4 (default: 2)
10) Storm: 39 (default: 4)
11) Time format of history graph: 12h, 24h (default: 12h)
12) Pressure display: absoluteness or relative (default: relative)
13) Forecast : sun, partly cloudy, cloudy, rain, rain storm (default: partly cloudy)
14) Temperature exponent: wind chill, dew point, heat index (default: dew point)
15) Light units: lux, fc, w/m2 (default: w/m2)
16) Rainfall units: mm, inch (default: mm)
17) Rainfall display: rainfall rate/rainfall event/24H/WEEK/MONTH/YEAR (default:
RAINFALL RATE)
18) Rainfall of year season begin (default: JAN)
19) Time alarm: 0:00 23:59 (default: 0:00, disable)
20) Indoor temperature high alarm: -40.0 60.0C (14F 140F) (default: 20.0C, disable)
21) Indoor temperature low alarm: -40.0 60.0C (14F 140F) (default: 0.0C, disable)
22) Indoor humidity high alarm: 1% 99% (default: 65%, disable)

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23) Indoor humidity low alarm: 1% 99% (default: 35%, disable)
24) Outdoor temperature high alarm: -40.0 60.0C (-40F 140F) (default: 30.0C,
disable)
25) Outdoor temperature low alarm: -40.0 60.0C (-40F 140F) (default: -10.0C,
disable)
26) Outdoor humidity high alarm: 1% 99% (default: 75%, disable)
27) Outdoor humidity low alarm: 1% 99% (default: 45%, disable)
28) Wind chill temperature low alarm: -40.0 60.0C (-40F 140F) (default: 0.0C,
disable)
29) Dew point temperature high alarm: -40.0 60.0C (-40F 140F) (default: 10.0C,
disable)
30) Dew point temperature low alarm: -40.0 60.0C (-40F 140F) (default: -10.0C,
disable)
31) Heat index temperature high alarm: -40.0 60.0C (-40F 140F) (default: 27.0C,
disable)
32) Rainfall alarm: rainfall rate and rainfall 24H: 0-999.9mm (default: 0.0mm, disable)
33) Wind speed alarm: 0-50.0m/s (default: 1.8km/h, disable)
34) Guest speed alarm: 0-50.0m/s (default: 3.6km/h, disable)
35) Light high alarm: 0 to 300000 (default: 200000lux, disable)
36) UVI high alarm: 0 to 15 (default: 10, disable)
USA (WWVB) Version (difference with EU version):
1) Time zone: default -5
2) 12/24 hour format: default 12hr
3) DD-MM-YYYY / MM-DD-YYYY / YYYY-MM-DD format (default: MM-DD-YYYY)
4) Temperature unit: F
5) Pressure unit: inHg
6) Wind speed unit: mph
7) Rain fall unit: inch
Specifications
1) Indoor temperature measure range: -40 to 60C
2) Outdoor temperature measure range: -40 to 60C
3) Humidity measuring range: 1% to 99%
4) Wind speed measure range: 0 to 50.0m/s
5) Wind direction: 0 to 359 degree
6) Rainfall range: 0 to 9999.9 mm
7) Light range: 0 to 300000.0 lux
8) UVI range: 0 to 15 index (0 to 20000 w/m2)