Logia LOWSL710FWB7 User guide
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7-IN-1 WIRELESS
WEATHER STATION WITH
WI-FI® EVERLASTING
SOLAR CELL, AND 7” FULL-
COLOR HD LCD DISPLAY
USER GUIDE
LOWSL710FWB7
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Thank you for purchasing the Logia 7-in-1 Wireless Weather Station with Wi-Fi®, Everlasting
Solar Cell, and 7" Full-Color HD LCD Display. This User Guide is intended to provide you with
guidelines to ensure that operation of this product is safe and does not pose risk to the user. Any use
that does not conform to the guidelines described in this User Guide may void the limited warranty.
Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference. This product is
intended for household use only. It is not intended for commercial use.
This product is covered by a limited one-year warranty. Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions.
See warranty for details.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING! Please read and understand all safety precautions, operating instructions,
and care/maintenance instructions before operating this appliance. Keep this manual for
future reference.
• This product is not a toy. Keep out of the reach of children.
• This product is designed for use in the home only as indication of weather conditions.
This product is not to be used for medical purposes or for public information.
• Do not clean the unit with abrasive or corrosive materials.
• Do not place the appliance near open ames or heat sources. Fire, electric shock, product
damage, or injury might occur.
• Only use fresh new batteries in the product. Do not mix new and old batteries together.
• Do not disassemble, alter, or modify the product.
• Only use attachments or accessories with this product specied by the manufacturer.
• Do not submerge the unit in water. Dry the product with a soft cloth if liquid spills on it.
• Do not subject the unit to excessive force, shock, duct, extreme temperature, or humidity.
• Do not cover or block the ventilation holes with any objects.
• This console of this product is intended to be used indoors only.
• This product is only suitable for mounting at height less than 6.6 ft. (2 m).
• Do not tamper with the unit’s internal components. Tampering with the product will void the
warranty.
• AA batteries are not included. When inserting batteries, make sure that the positive and negative
polarities match with the markings in the compartment. CR2032 battery is included.
• Do not mix standard, alkaline, and rechargeable batteries together.
• Leaving a battery exposed to extremely high temperature in the surrounding environment can
result in an explosion or leakage of ammable liquid or gas.
• Leaving a battery exposed to extremely low air pressure in the surrounding environment can
result in an explosion or leakage of ammable liquid or gas.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
TIPS FOR SENSOR SITE SELECTION
PRODUCT FEATURES
PACKAGE CONTENTS
WEATHER CONSOLE OVERVIEW
HOME SCREEN OVERVIEW
DETAIL SCREEN OVERVIEW
SUMMARY SCREEN OVERVIEW
WIRELESS SENSOR OVERVIEW
WIRELESS HYGRO-THERMO SENSOR OVERVIEW
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
SETTING UP THE WIRELESS INDOOR HYGRO-THERMO SENSOR
SETTING UP THE DISPLAY CONSOLE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FORECAST
RAIN
BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
BEAUFORT SCALE
UV INDEX AND LIGHT INTENSITY
SUNRISE/SUNSET & MOON RISE/MOON SET TIME
MULTI-CHANNEL AND SCROLL MODE FOR OPTIONAL SENSORS
MAX/MIN
HISTORY GRAPH
DATA LOG SCREEN
GENERAL SETTINGS
ALERT SETTING
CALIBRATION SETTING
DATA LOG SETTING
CREATE PWL ACCOUNT & SET UP WI-FI® CONNECTION
CREATE YOUR WEATHER UNDERGROUND ACCOUNT
CREATE YOUR WEATHERCLOUD ACCOUNT
SETTING UP WI-FI® CONNECTION
SETTING UP WEATHER SERVER CONNECTION
VIEW WEATHER DATA ON A WEATHER ONLINE SERVER
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
COMPATIBLE DEVICES
TROUBLESHOOTING
SPECIFICATIONS
LIMITED WARRANTY TO ORIGINAL CONSUMER
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
QUESTIONS OR PROBLEMS? CONTACT US!
Email: [email protected] or call: 1-833-815-0568
www.logiaweatherstation.com
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PACKAGE CONTENTSTIPS FOR SENSOR SITE SELECTION
• Rain collector must be cleaned every few months.
• Batteries in sensor must be changed every two to two and a half (2 – 2.5) years.
• Sensor should be installed at least 5' (1.5 m) away from any building or structure.
• Choose a location in open space under direct sunlight with no obstructions.
• The sensor should remain in line of sight and within 328′ (100 m) of the console for consistent,
steady transmission.
• Keep your sensor and console away from household appliances that operate on the same
frequency. The console and sensor should be at least 3' – 7' (1 – 2 m) away from such interferences.
PRODUCT FEATURES
1. Wireless 7-in-1 weather sensor measures wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, UV index, light
intensity, temperature, and humidity
2. No calibration needed! The product is fully pre-calibrated and mostly assembled; all you need to do
is install it and sync with the included display console
3. Provides precise weather and environmental information directly from your own backyard, instead
of relying on a national weather station
4. 7" HD LCD display screen with USB port
5. Syncs via Wi-Fi® to online weather servers
A. Weather display console
1. Console power adapter
2. Console CR2032 battery
B. 7-in-1 outdoor weather sensor
1. 3.6 V rechargeable battery pack
2. Mounting clamp
i. 2 x screws (for clamp)
ii. 2 x hexagonal nuts (for clamp)
iii. 2 x rubber pads (for clamp)
C. Wireless hygro-
thermo sensor
D. User guide
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Features:
• Wireless outdoor weather sensor measure:
-Wind speed
-Wind direction
-Rainfall data
-UV
-Light intensity
-Temperature
-Humidity
• Wireless indoor weather sensor measure:
-Temperature
-Humidity
-Barometer
QUESTIONS OR PROBLEMS? CONTACT US!
Email: [email protected] or call: 1-833-815-0568
LOGIA is a trademark of C&A IP Holdings LLC in the US, Canada, China and the EU.
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Apple, IOS, and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows Server, Windows Vista, and Windows 10 are trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Wi-Fi, WPA, and WPA2 are trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance in the U.S. and/or other countries.
All other products, brand names, company names, and logos are trademarks of their respective
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sponsorship, endorsement, or approval.
Distributed by C&A Marketing, Inc., 114 Tived Lane East, Edison, NJ 08837.
© 2021. C&A IP Holdings LLC. All Rights Reserved.
DISPLAY CONSOLE SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: (W x H x D): 8.6″ x 7.9″ x 1.0″ (219 x 200 x 26 mm)
Weight: 1.4 lbs. (632 g) (with batteries)
Power source: DC 5 V, 1A adapter
Backup battery: CR2032
Operating temperature range: 23°F ~ 122°F (-5°C ~ 50°C)
WIRELESS 7-IN-1 OUTDOOR SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: (W x H x D): 12.7″ x 11.7″ x 8.5″ (322 x 296 x 217 mm)
Weight: 1.7 lbs. (757 g) (with battery pack)
Power source: 3.6 V Ni-MH rechargeable battery pack (included)
WIRELESS SENSOR COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS
Supported sensors: 1 wireless 7-in-1 weather outdoor sensor, up to 7 optional wireless
hygro-thermo/soil moisture/pool sensors, up to 7 optional wireless water leak sensors, up
to 4 wireless PM2.5/PM10 air quality sensors, and 1 wireless lightning sensor
RF frequency: 915 MHz (US version)
RF transmission range: 492ʼ(150 m)
WI-FI® COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS
Wi-Fi® standard: 802.11 b/g/n
SPECIFICATIONS
SKU # LOWSC715FWB10
MADE IN CHINA
• Everlasting battery life with built-in solar panel
• Fully pre-calibrated
• Easy assembly & installation
• Precise weather & environmental information
• 12 ~ 24-hour weather forecasting
• Large, colored LCD display screen with 6-day
forecast and dimmable backlight
• Syncs via Wi-Fi® to an online weather server
• Compatible with ProWeatherLive data server
• Weather display console
- Console power adapter
- Console CR2032 battery
• 7-in-1 outdoor weather sensor
- 3.6 V rechargeable battery pack
- Mounting clamp
2 x screws (for clamp)
2 x hexagonal nuts (for clamp)
2 x rubber pads (for clamp)
• User guide
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Wi-Fi® operating frequency: 2.4 GHz
Router security type: WPA/WPA2, WPA3, OPEN, WEP
(WEP will only support a hexadecimal password)
Supported devices for setup UI: Smart devices,
tablets, laptops, or PCs with built-in Wi-Fi® and AP mode
functionality such as: Android™ phone or tablet, iPhone or
iPad, or a Windows® laptop/PC
Recommended web browser version: Latest version of
any web browser that supports HTML 5
TM
7-IN-1 WIRELESS 6-DAY
FORECAST WEATHER
STATION WITH WI-FI®
EVERLASTING SOLAR CELL,
& ULTRA-WIDE DISPLAY
TM
7-IN-1 WIRELESS 6-DAY
FORECAST WEATHER
STATION WITH WI-FI®
EVERLASTING SOLAR CELL,
& ULTRA-WIDE DISPLAY
TM
7-IN-1 WIRELESS 6-DAY
FORECAST WEATHER
STATION WITH WI-FI®
EVERLASTING SOLAR CELL,
& ULTRA-WIDE DISPLAY
LOWSC715FWB10
TM
7-IN-1 WIRELESS 6-DAY
FORECAST WEATHER
STATION WITH WI-FI®
EVERLASTING SOLAR CELL,
& ULTRA-WIDE DISPLAY
TM
7-IN-1 WIRELESS 6-DAY
FORECAST WEATHER
STATION WITH WI-FI®
EVERLASTING SOLAR CELL,
& ULTRA-WIDE DISPLAY
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.
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Model No.:LOWSC715FWB10
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
WEATHER CONSOLE OVERVIEW HOME SCREEN OVERVIEW
1. Ambient light detector
2. USB port
3. RESET button
4. Wall mounting holder
5. Antenna
6. HOME button
1. Wind direction
2. Sensor signal strength icon
3. Outdoor temperature
4. Outdoor humidity
5. Wind speed
6. Indoor temperature
7. Indoor humidity
8. Feels like temperature
9. Baro pressure, UVI, and light intensity
7. Function buttons
8. Display screen
9. Kickstand
10. Power cord
11. Battery door
12. Mac address label
10. Wind speed level
11. Rainfall and rain rate
12. Weather forecast
13. Date
14. Moon phase
15. Sunrise/sunset time
16. Time
17. Moon rise/moon set time
18. Wi- connection/time sync icon
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3.5 DISPLAY CONSOLE
1. Ambient light detector
2. USB port
3. [ RESET ] key
4. Wall mounting holder
5. Antenna
6. [ HOME ] key
7. Function key
8. Display screen
9. Table stand
10. Power jack
11. Battery door
12. Mac address label
3.5.1 INSTALL BACK-UP BATTERY AND POWER UP
1. Install the back-up CR2032 battery
2. Connect the display console power jack to AC power with the adaptor included
3. Flip out the antenna on the back
NOTE:
- If no display appears on the LCD after you plug the adaptor, press [ RESET ] key by using a pointed object.
- The backup battery can backup the time & date.
- Please always remove the back-up battery if the device is not going to be used for a while. Please keep in mind
that even when the device is not in use, certain settings, such as the time and date in its memory, will still drain
the back-up battery.
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3.5 DISPLAY CONSOLE
1. Ambient light detector
2. USB port
3. [ RESET ] key
4. Wall mounting holder
5. Antenna
6. [ HOME ] key
7. Function key
8. Display screen
9. Table stand
10. Power jack
11. Battery door
12. Mac address label
3.5.1 INSTALL BACK-UP BATTERY AND POWER UP
1. Install the back-up CR2032 battery
2. Connect the display console power jack to AC power with the adaptor included
3. Flip out the antenna on the back
NOTE:
- If no display appears on the LCD after you plug the adaptor, press [ RESET ] key by using a pointed object.
- The backup battery can backup the time & date.
- Please always remove the back-up battery if the device is not going to be used for a while. Please keep in mind
that even when the device is not in use, certain settings, such as the time and date in its memory, will still drain
the back-up battery.
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4.3 DISPLAY SCREEN SELECTION
4.3.1 HOME SCREEN
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1. Wind direction
2. Signal strength icon of 7-in-1 sensor
3. Outdoor temperature
4. Outdoor humidity
5. Wind speed
6. Indoor or [ Ch ] temperature
7. Indoor or [ Ch ] humidity
8. Feels like temperature
9. Baro pressure, UVI and Light intensity
10. Wind speed level
11. Rainfall and rain rate
12. Weather forecast & moon phase
13. Date
14. Moon phase
15. Sunrise / Sunset time
16. Time
17. Moon rise / Moon set time
18. WI-FI connection and time sync icon
4.3.2 DETAILS SCREEN
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1. Signal strength icon of 7-in-1 sensor
2. Outdoor max / min temperature
3. Wind speed level
4. Wind gust
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DETAIL SCREEN OVERVIEW SUMMARY SCREEN OVERVIEW
1. Sensor signal strength icon
2. Outdoor MAX/MIN
temperature
3. Wind speed level
4. Wind gust
5. Wind direction
6. Average wind speed
7. Current wind speed
8. Dew point
9. Heat index/wind chill
10. Feels like temperature
1. Sensor signal strength icon
2. In/out icon label
3. CH 1 signal strength icon
4. CH 1 icon label
5. Sensor name
6. In/out temperature
7. In/out humidity
8. No screen connect screen
9. Pool sensor icon (optional)
11. Outdoor temperature
12. Outdoor MAX/MIN humidity
13. Outdoor humidity
14. Indoor MAX/MIN temperature
15. Indoor temperature
16. Indoor MAX/MIN humidity
17. Indoor humidity
18. Barometric pressure
19. Light intensity
20. UV index and exposure level
21. Today’s rainfall
10. Water temperature (optional)
11. Soil temperature (optional)
12. Soil sensor icon (optional)
13. Soil moisture (optional)
14. Date
15. Moon phase
16. Current time
17. Wi- connection/time sync icon
22. Last hour, last 24 hrs., and
last month rainfall
23. Rain rate
24. Date
25. Moon phase
26. Weather forecast
27. Sunrise/sunset time
28. Current time
29. Moon rise/moon set time
30. Rain rate level
31. Wi- connection/time sync icon
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4.3 DISPLAY SCREEN SELECTION
4.3.1 HOME SCREEN
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1. Wind direction
2. Signal strength icon of 7-in-1 sensor
3. Outdoor temperature
4. Outdoor humidity
5. Wind speed
6. Indoor or [ Ch ] temperature
7. Indoor or [ Ch ] humidity
8. Feels like temperature
9. Baro pressure, UVI and Light intensity
10. Wind speed level
11. Rainfall and rain rate
12. Weather forecast & moon phase
13. Date
14. Moon phase
15. Sunrise / Sunset time
16. Time
17. Moon rise / Moon set time
18. WI-FI connection and time sync icon
4.3.2 DETAILS SCREEN
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1. Signal strength icon of 7-in-1 sensor
2. Outdoor max / min temperature
3. Wind speed level
4. Wind gust
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5. Wind direction
6. 10 minute average wind speed
7. Current wind speed
8. Dew point
9. Heat index / Wind chill
10. Feels like temperature
11. Outdoor temperature
12. Outdoor max / min humidity
13. Outdoor humidity
14. Indoor or CH max / min temperature
15. Indoor or CH temperature
16. Indoor or CH max / min humidity
17. Indoor or [ Ch ] humidity
18. Baro pressure
19. Light intensity
20. UV index and exposure level
21. Today's rainfall
22. Last hour, last 24hrs and last month rainfall
23. Rain rate
24. Date
25. Moon phase
26. Weather forecast
27. Sunrise / Sunset time
28. Current time
29. Moon rise / Moon set time
30. Rain rate level
31. WI-FI connection and time sync icon
4.3.3 OVERVIEW SCREEN
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1. Signal strength icon of 7-in-1 sensor
2. In / Out icon label
3. Signal strength icon of CH 1
4. CH 1 icon label
5. Sensor name (location)
6. In / Out temperature
7. In / Out humidity
8. No sensor connect screen
9. Pool sensor icon (optional sensor)
10. Water temperature (optional sensor)
11. Soil temperature (optional sensor)
12. Soil sensor icon (optional sensor)
13. Soil moisture (option sensor)
14. Date
15. Moon phase
16. Current time
17. WI-FI connection and time sync icon
The screen displays all the temperature and humidity readings of connected sensors of dierent channels,
including that from the sensor array, you can press key to switch between outdoor / indoor reading on
top left corner section.
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1. Antenna
2. Radiation shield &
hygro-thermo sensor
3. Mounting base
4. Battery door
5. RESET button
6. Transmission status LED
7. Bubble level
8. Rain collector
9. Wind vane
10. UV/light sensor
11. Solar Cell
12. Wind cups
WIRELESS SENSOR OVERVIEW
WIRELESS HYGRO-THERMO SENSOR OVERVIEW
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3. GETTING STARTED
3.1 WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR
1. Antenna 7. Bubble level gradienter
2. Radiation shield & Thermo-hygro sensor 8. Rain collector
3. Mounting parts (t for 35 ~40mm diameter pole) 9. Wind vane
4. Battery door 10. UV / light sensor
5. [ RESET ] key 11. Solar panel
6. Transmission status LED 12. Wind cups
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3. GETTING STARTED
3.1 WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR
1. Antenna 7. Bubble level gradienter
2. Radiation shield & Thermo-hygro sensor 8. Rain collector
3. Mounting parts (t for 35 ~40mm diameter pole) 9. Wind vane
4. Battery door 10. UV / light sensor
5. [ RESET ] key 11. Solar panel
6. Transmission status LED 12. Wind cups
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3. GETTING STARTED
3.1 WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR
1. Antenna 7. Bubble level gradienter
2. Radiation shield & Thermo-hygro sensor 8. Rain collector
3. Mounting parts (t for 35 ~40mm diameter pole) 9. Wind vane
4. Battery door 10. UV / light sensor
5. [ RESET ] key 11. Solar panel
6. Transmission status LED 12. Wind cups
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
SETTING UP THE WIRELESS 7-IN-1 OUTDOOR SENSOR
The wireless 7-in-1 outdoor sensor measures wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, UV, light intensity,
temperature, and humidity.
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1. Transmission status LED
2. Wall mounting holder
3. Channel switch
4. RESET button
5. Battery Compartment
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1. [ SNOOZE ] key
2. [ HISTORY ] key
3. [ MAX / MIN ] key
4. [ CHANNEL ] key
5. [ BARO ] key
6. [ WIND ] key
7. [ SUNT ] key
8. [ RAIN ] key
9. LCD display
10. [ WI-FI / SENSOR ] key
11. [ REFRESH ] key
12. Wall mounting holder
13. [ CLOCK SET ] key
14. [ V / INDEX ] key
15. [ Ʌ ] key
16. [ OFF / LO / HI ] key
17. Table stand
18. [ ALARMT ] key
19. [ ALERT ] key
20. Power jack
21. Battery compartment
22. [ °C / °F ] key
23. [ RESET ] slide switch
LCD DISPLAY
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Display section:
1. Outdoor temperature & humidity
2. Wind direction & speed
3. Indoor (Ch) temperature & humidity
4. Weather index
5. UV index & light intensity (SUN)
6. Weather forecast
7. Barometer
8. Rain
9. Time & Data, moon phase, Sunrise/Sunset
time
WIRELESS INDOOR HYGRO-THERMO SENSOR
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1. Transmission status LED
2. Wall mounting holder
3. Channel slide switch
4. [ RESET ] key
5. Battery compartment
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INSTALLING THE RAIN FUNNEL
1. Align the lock grooves on the rain funnel with the lock grooves in the rain collector.
2. Lower the rain funnel onto the rain collector. Then, turn the rain funnel clockwise to lock it in place.
1. Unscrew the battery door at the bottom of the 7-in-1 outdoor sensor using a screwdriver (not
included).
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
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3.1.1 INSTALL RAIN GAUGE FUNNEL
Install the rain gauge funnel and rotate clockwise to lock the funnel to the sensor array
Rain Collector Installation
1 Align
Lock grooves
2 Lock
3.1.2 INSTALL RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Step 1: Unscrew the battery door at bottom of unit and take
out the cable socket.
Step 2: Connect the Ni-MH rechargeable battery plug to the
socket.
Step 3: Make sure the red LED indicator on the back of the
sensor array is turn on and then begin ashing every 12
seconds.
Step 4: Adjust the cable and socket into shallow hole and put
the battery pack into the battery compartment.
2. Connect the cable of the rechargeable battery pack (included) to the cable located in the battery
compartment.
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3.1.1 INSTALL RAIN GAUGE FUNNEL
Install the rain gauge funnel and rotate clockwise to lock the funnel to the sensor array
Rain Collector Installation
1 Align
Lock grooves
2 Lock
3.1.2 INSTALL RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Step 1: Unscrew the battery door at bottom of unit and take
out the cable socket.
Step 2: Connect the Ni-MH rechargeable battery plug to the
socket.
Step 3: Make sure the red LED indicator on the back of the
sensor array is turn on and then begin ashing every 12
seconds.
Step 4: Adjust the cable and socket into shallow hole and put
the battery pack into the battery compartment.
3. Adjust the connected cables so they t comfortably in the compartment. Then, insert the battery
pack into the compartment.
4. Close and fasten the battery door back on the compartment.
NOTE: The LED light will ash red every 12 seconds.
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3.1.1 INSTALL RAIN GAUGE FUNNEL
Install the rain gauge funnel and rotate clockwise to lock the funnel to the sensor array
Rain Collector Installation
1 Align
Lock grooves
2 Lock
3.1.2 INSTALL RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Step 1: Unscrew the battery door at bottom of unit and take
out the cable socket.
Step 2: Connect the Ni-MH rechargeable battery plug to the
socket.
Step 3: Make sure the red LED indicator on the back of the
sensor array is turn on and then begin ashing every 12
seconds.
Step 4: Adjust the cable and socket into shallow hole and put
the battery pack into the battery compartment.
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Step 5: Close the battery door and tighten the screw
Step 6: Remove the solar panel protection lm.
NOTE:
- USE ONLY the rechargeable 3.6V Ni-MH battery-pack provided.
- Do NOT use battery of different type.
- It is recommendable to wrap water-resistant tape over the socket for extra protection against
moisture and salinity in air.
3.1.3 ADJUST THE SOLAR PANEL
The tilting angle of solar panel can be adjusted vertically from 0° into 15°, 30°, 45° and 60°
positions depending on the area you are living in. For optimal power output year-round, please
set the tilt angle that is closest to your latitude.
E.g.,
Location (latitude, longitude) Solar panel tilt angle
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Hamburg (53.558, 9.7874) 60°
Chicago (42.1146, -88.0464) 45°
Houston (29.7711, -95.3552) 30°
Bangkok (14.2752, 100.5684) 15°
Sydney (-33.5738, 151.3053) * 30°
*Sensors installed in Southern Hemisphere must have their solar panels facing North.
Step 1: Loosen the screw lightly until the gears on the
opposite side separated from lock position.
1. Remove the protection lm on the solar cell.
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Step 5: Close the battery door and tighten the screw
Step 6: Remove the solar panel protection lm.
NOTE:
- USE ONLY the rechargeable 3.6V Ni-MH battery-pack provided.
- Do NOT use battery of different type.
- It is recommendable to wrap water-resistant tape over the socket for extra protection against
moisture and salinity in air.
3.1.3 ADJUST THE SOLAR PANEL
The tilting angle of solar panel can be adjusted vertically from 0° into 15°, 30°, 45° and 60°
positions depending on the area you are living in. For optimal power output year-round, please
set the tilt angle that is closest to your latitude.
E.g.,
Location (latitude, longitude) Solar panel tilt angle
45°
60°
30°
15°
0°
Hamburg (53.558, 9.7874) 60°
Chicago (42.1146, -88.0464) 45°
Houston (29.7711, -95.3552) 30°
Bangkok (14.2752, 100.5684) 15°
Sydney (-33.5738, 151.3053) * 30°
*Sensors installed in Southern Hemisphere must have their solar panels facing North.
Step 1: Loosen the screw lightly until the gears on the
opposite side separated from lock position.
ADJUSTING THE SOLAR CELL
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Your console can pair up with one wireless 7-in-1 outdoor sensor and up to 7 wireless indoor
sensors. (1pc wireless indoor sensor included)
INSTALL WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR
Your wireless 7-IN-1 sensor measures wind-speed, wind-direction, rainfall, UV, light intensity,
temperature and humidity for you. It’s assembled and calibrated for your easy installation.
INSTALL RAIN COLLECTOR
Rain Collector Installation
1 Align
Lock grooves
2 Lock
INSTALL BATTERIES
Unscrew the battery door at bottom of unit and insert the batteries
according to the +/- polarity indicated. Screw the battery door
compartment on tightly.
NOTE:
The red LED will begin ashing every 12 seconds.
Screw
location
3 x AA
batteries
MOUNTING POLE AND DIRECTION ALIGNMENT
Install the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor in an open
location with no obstructions above and around the
sensor for accurate rain and wind measurement.
Install the sensor with the smaller end facing the
North to properly orient the wind direction vane.
Secure the mounting stand and bracket (included)
to a 35 ~ 40mm diameter steel post or pole, and
allow minimum 2m off the ground.
Point to
SOUTH
Point to
NORTH
2 meter
off the
ground
mounting pole
and stand not
included
Add rubber
pad before
mounting on
pole or post
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2
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2. Loosen the screw at the joint so the gear on the other side of the joint pushes out. The solar cell
should now be in an unlocked position.
3. Adjust the vertical angle of the solar cell to get the most optimal usage out of the solar cell
depending on your location.
4. Push the gear inward and tighten the screw until the gears lock in place.
When adjusting the solar cell set it to an angle closest to your latitude. View chart below to get an idea
how you should angle your solar cell.
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Step 5: Close the battery door and tighten the screw
Step 6: Remove the solar panel protection lm.
NOTE:
- USE ONLY the rechargeable 3.6V Ni-MH battery-pack provided.
- Do NOT use battery of different type.
- It is recommendable to wrap water-resistant tape over the socket for extra protection against
moisture and salinity in air.
3.1.3 ADJUST THE SOLAR PANEL
The tilting angle of solar panel can be adjusted vertically from 0° into 15°, 30°, 45° and 60°
positions depending on the area you are living in. For optimal power output year-round, please
set the tilt angle that is closest to your latitude.
E.g.,
Location (latitude, longitude) Solar panel tilt angle
45°
60°
30°
15°
0°
Hamburg (53.558, 9.7874) 60°
Chicago (42.1146, -88.0464) 45°
Houston (29.7711, -95.3552) 30°
Bangkok (14.2752, 100.5684) 15°
Sydney (-33.5738, 151.3053) * 30°
*Sensors installed in Southern Hemisphere must have their solar panels facing North.
Step 1: Loosen the screw lightly until the gears on the
opposite side separated from lock position.
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Step 2: Adjust the vertical angle of the solar panel (0°,
15°, 30°, 45°, 60°) according to the latitude of your
location.
Step 3: Push the gear and tighten the screw until the
gears are securely locked.
3.1.4 INSTALL MOUNTING POLE
1. Stick the 2 rubber pads (provided) onto the inner sides of the mounting part
2. Insert the 2 screws into the sensor array mounting base and hand tighten the screws
3. Place the sensor array over the mounting pole and align the sensor array to North direction
4. Tighten the screws to t the size of your mounting pole
Add rubber pad
before mounting
on pole
NOTE:
- Any metal object can attract lightning strikes, including your sensor-array mounting pole. Never install
sensor-array in stormy days.
- If you want to install a sensor-array on a house or building, consult a licensed electrical engineer to ensure
proper grounding. Direct lightning impact on a metal pole can damage or destroy your home.
- Installing the sensor at high location may result in personal injury or death. Perform as many initial
inspections and operations as possible on the ground and in buildings or houses. Only install the sensor-
array on clear, dry days.
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Step 2: Adjust the vertical angle of the solar panel (0°,
15°, 30°, 45°, 60°) according to the latitude of your
location.
Step 3: Push the gear and tighten the screw until the
gears are securely locked.
3.1.4 INSTALL MOUNTING POLE
1. Stick the 2 rubber pads (provided) onto the inner sides of the mounting part
2. Insert the 2 screws into the sensor array mounting base and hand tighten the screws
3. Place the sensor array over the mounting pole and align the sensor array to North direction
4. Tighten the screws to t the size of your mounting pole
Add rubber pad
before mounting
on pole
NOTE:
- Any metal object can attract lightning strikes, including your sensor-array mounting pole. Never install
sensor-array in stormy days.
- If you want to install a sensor-array on a house or building, consult a licensed electrical engineer to ensure
proper grounding. Direct lightning impact on a metal pole can damage or destroy your home.
- Installing the sensor at high location may result in personal injury or death. Perform as many initial
inspections and operations as possible on the ground and in buildings or houses. Only install the sensor-
array on clear, dry days.
Latitude Proximity Solar Cell Angle Selection
45°
60°
30°
15°
0°
If your location is close to 60° 60°
If your location is close to 45° 45°
If your location is close to 30° 30°
If your location is close to 15° 15°
If your location is close to 0° 0°
MOUNTING THE SENSOR ON A POLE
1. Stick the rubber pads on the inside of the mounting clamp and mounting base of the sensor.
2. Insert two (2) screws into the mounting base and clamp. Then, loosely tighten the screws using
included nuts.
3. Place the mounting xture over a pole (not included).
4. Tighten all the screws so the sensor sits rmly and securely on the pole.
NOTE: Place the mounting base and clamp on a steel pole or post with a 1.2″ – 1.6″ (30 – 40 mm)
diameter and is a minimum of 6.6' (2 m) o the ground.
When setting up the outdoor sensor, make sure the rain collector side is facing north.
When placing the outdoor sensor, make sure it is within 492’ (150 m) of the display console.
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Your console can pair up with one wireless 7-in-1 outdoor sensor and up to 7 wireless indoor
sensors. (1pc wireless indoor sensor included)
INSTALL WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR
Your wireless 7-IN-1 sensor measures wind-speed, wind-direction, rainfall, UV, light intensity,
temperature and humidity for you. It’s assembled and calibrated for your easy installation.
INSTALL RAIN COLLECTOR
Rain Collector Installation
1 Align
Lock grooves
2 Lock
INSTALL BATTERIES
Unscrew the battery door at bottom of unit and insert the batteries
according to the +/- polarity indicated. Screw the battery door
compartment on tightly.
NOTE:
Screw
location
3 x AA
batteries
MOUNTING POLE AND DIRECTION ALIGNMENT
Install the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor in an open
location with no obstructions above and around the
sensor for accurate rain and wind measurement.
Install the sensor with the smaller end facing the
North to properly orient the wind direction vane.
Secure the mounting stand and bracket (included)
to a 35 ~ 40mm diameter steel post or pole, and
allow minimum 2m off the ground.
Point to
SOUTH
Point to
NORTH
2 meters
off the
ground
mounting pole
and stand not
included
Add rubber
pad before
mounting on
pole or post
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INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
1. Remove the battery door on back of the console.
2. Insert a CR2032 battery (included) into the compartment.
3. Place the battery door back onto the compartment and twist it in place.
NOTE: Remove the battery if you plan to store the display console for a long period of time.
SETTING UP THE DISPLAY CONSOLE
1. Connect the power adapter to the integrated power cord of the console.
2. Plug the other end of the power adapter into a power outlet to turn on the console.
3. Flip the antenna on back of the console up.
4. Once the console is turned on, the segments on the HD display will light up.
NOTE: If nothing appears on the display after connecting the power adapter, then press the RESET
button using a pin.
POWERING UP THE CONSOLE
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3.3 RECOMMENDATION FOR BEST WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
Effective wireless communication is susceptible to noise interference in the environment, and
distance and barriers between the sensor transmitter and the display console.
1. Electromagnetic interference (EMI) – these may be generated by machinery, appliances,
lighting, dimmers and computers, etc. So please keep your display console 1 or 2 meters
away from these items.
2. Radio-frequency interference (RFI) – if you have other devices operating on 868 / 915 / 917
MHz, you might experience communication intermittent. Please re-located your transmitter or
display console to avoid signal intermittent problem.
3. Distance. Path loss occurs naturally with distance. This device is rated to 150m (450 feet)
by line of sight (in interference free environment and without barriers). However, typically
you will get 30m (100 feet) maximum in real life installation, which includes passing through
barriers.
4. Barriers. Radio signal are blocked by metal barriers such as aluminum cladding. Please align
the sensor array and display console to get them in clear line of sight through window if you
have metal cladding.
The table below show a typical level of reduction in signal strength each time the signal passed
through these building materials
Materials Signal strength reduction
Glass (untreated) 10 ~ 20%
Wood 10 ~ 30%
Plasterboard / drywall 20 ~ 40%
Brick 30 ~ 50%
Foil insulation 60 ~ 70%
Concrete wall 80 ~ 90%
Aluminum siding 100%
Metal wall 100%
Remarks: RF signal reduction for reference
3.4 SETUP THE CONSOLE
Follow the procedure to setup the console connection with sensor(s) and WI-FI.
3.4.1 POWER UP THE DISPLAY CONSOLE
1. Install the back-up CR2032 battery
2. Connect the display console power jack to AC power with the adaptor included.
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3.3 RECOMMENDATION FOR BEST WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
Effective wireless communication is susceptible to noise interference in the environment, and
distance and barriers between the sensor transmitter and the display console.
1. Electromagnetic interference (EMI) – these may be generated by machinery, appliances,
lighting, dimmers and computers, etc. So please keep your display console 1 or 2 meters
away from these items.
2. Radio-frequency interference (RFI) – if you have other devices operating on 868 / 915 / 917
MHz, you might experience communication intermittent. Please re-located your transmitter or
display console to avoid signal intermittent problem.
3. Distance. Path loss occurs naturally with distance. This device is rated to 150m (450 feet)
by line of sight (in interference free environment and without barriers). However, typically
you will get 30m (100 feet) maximum in real life installation, which includes passing through
barriers.
4. Barriers. Radio signal are blocked by metal barriers such as aluminum cladding. Please align
the sensor array and display console to get them in clear line of sight through window if you
have metal cladding.
The table below show a typical level of reduction in signal strength each time the signal passed
through these building materials
Materials Signal strength reduction
Glass (untreated) 10 ~ 20%
Wood 10 ~ 30%
Plasterboard / drywall 20 ~ 40%
Brick 30 ~ 50%
Foil insulation 60 ~ 70%
Concrete wall 80 ~ 90%
Aluminum siding 100%
Metal wall 100%
Remarks: RF signal reduction for reference
3.4 SETUP THE CONSOLE
Follow the procedure to setup the console connection with sensor(s) and WI-FI.
3.4.1 POWER UP THE DISPLAY CONSOLE
1. Install the back-up CR2032 battery
2. Connect the display console power jack to AC power with the adaptor included.
The outdoor wireless weather sensor is calibrated to be pointed north for maximum accuracy. However,
for your convenience, if you are a user located in the Southern Hemisphere, you can use the sensor with
the wind vane pointing south.
1. Mount and install the wireless weather sensor with the wind meter end pointed South, instead of
North. (Please refer to Mounting Sensor on Pole for mounting instructions.)
2. Select “S’ in hemisphere section of the setup UI setup page. (Please refer to Setting Up Weather
Server Connection section for setup details)
3. Press the APPLY icon to conrm and exit.
NOTES: Changing the hemisphere setting will automatically switch the direction of the moon
phases on the display.
Pointing the wireless weather sensor toward the south will allow maximum sunlight on the solar
panel, especially during the winter season in the Southern Hemisphere.
To mount the sensor, place a screw into the wall. Then, hang the sensor on the screw using the wall
mounting holder on back of the sensor.
POINTING THE WIRELESS 7-IN-1 OUTDOOR SENSOR TO SOUTH (OPTIONAL) MOUNT THE SENSOR TO A WALL
1. Remove the battery door of the sensor.
2. Use the channel slider to set the channel number for the sensor.
3. Insert two (2) AA batteries into the battery compartment. Then, place the battery door back on
the compartment. The transmission status LED will begin to ash every minute.
NOTES: The hygro-thermo sensor will enter synchronization mode and pair to the display
console within the next 30 – 60 minutes.
To reassign the sensor, use the channel slider to change the set channel number then press the
RESET button on the sensor.
SETTING UP THE WIRELESS INDOOR HYGRO-THERMO SENSOR
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
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INSTALL WIRELESS INDOOR SENSOR
1. Remove the battery door of the sensor.
2. Use the channel slide switch to set the channel number for the
sensor (e.g. Channel 1)
3. Insert 2 x AA size batteries into the battery compartment and close
the battery door according to the polarity information marked on the
battery compartment.
4. The sensor is in synchronization mode, and can be registered to the
console within the next few minutes. The transmission status LED
will begin to ash every 1 minute.
NOTE:
- If you need to re-assign the sensor channel, slide the channel slide switch to the new channel
position. For the new channel number to be effective, press [ RESET ] key on the sensor.
- Avoid placing the sensors in direct sunlight, rain or snow.
- To avoid the sensor/s and console pairing failure during new console setup, please power up
the sensor/s rst, and then press [ RESET ] key on the main unit (no need on sensors).
PLACING THE WIRELESS INDOOR SENSOR
Place a screw on the wall that you wish to hang the sensor on.
Hang the sensor onto the screw by the wall mounting holder. You
can also place the sensor on a table by itself.
SETUP THE CONSOLE
POWER UP THE CONSOLE
1. Plug the adapter provided to the power jack at the back of the console.
2. Once the console is turned on, all the segments of the LCD will be shown momentarily.
3. The console will automatically enters sensor synchronization mode and AP mode (refer to
SETUP WI-FI CONNECTION).
NOTE:
If no display appears on the LCD after you plug the adaptor, press [ RESET ] key by using a
pointed object.
SYNCHRONIZING WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR AND INDOOR SENSOR(S)
Immediately after power up, while still in Synchronization mode, the 7-in-1 sensor and Indoor
Sensor can be paired to the console automatically. Once your sensors are paired up, the
sensors' signal strength indicator and weather reading will appear on your console display.
BACKUP BATTERY
Backup batteries are used to keep time-sensitive information on the console’s memory during
power failure. These include:
-Time & Date, Alarm Time, Max/Min & Past 24 hours weather records, Alert setting values,
Sensor(s) channel history, and Units
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INSTALL WIRELESS INDOOR SENSOR
1. Remove the battery door of the sensor.
2. Use the channel slide switch to set the channel number for the
sensor (e.g. Channel 1)
3. Insert 2 x AA size batteries into the battery compartment and close
the battery door according to the polarity information marked on the
battery compartment.
4. The sensor is in synchronization mode, and can be registered to the
console within the next few minutes. The transmission status LED
will begin to ash every 1 minute.
NOTE:
- If you need to re-assign the sensor channel, slide the channel slide switch to the new channel
position. For the new channel number to be effective, press [ RESET ] key on the sensor.
- Avoid placing the sensors in direct sunlight, rain or snow.
- To avoid the sensor/s and console pairing failure during new console setup, please power up
the sensor/s rst, and then press [ RESET ] key on the main unit (no need on sensors).
PLACING THE WIRELESS INDOOR SENSOR
Place a screw on the wall that you wish to hang the sensor on.
Hang the sensor onto the screw by the wall mounting holder. You
can also place the sensor on a table by itself.
SETUP THE CONSOLE
POWER UP THE CONSOLE
1. Plug the adapter provided to the power jack at the back of the console.
2. Once the console is turned on, all the segments of the LCD will be shown momentarily.
3. The console will automatically enters sensor synchronization mode and AP mode (refer to
SETUP WI-FI CONNECTION).
NOTE:
If no display appears on the LCD after you plug the adaptor, press [ RESET ] key by using a
pointed object.
SYNCHRONIZING WIRELESS 7-IN-1 SENSOR AND INDOOR SENSOR(S)
Immediately after power up, while still in Synchronization mode, the 7-in-1 sensor and Indoor
Sensor can be paired to the console automatically. Once your sensors are paired up, the
sensors' signal strength indicator and weather reading will appear on your console display.
BACKUP BATTERY
Backup batteries are used to keep time-sensitive information on the console’s memory during
power failure. These include:
-Time & Date, Alarm Time, Max/Min & Past 24 hours weather records, Alert setting values,
Sensor(s) channel history, and Units
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Basic information must be entered when setting up the console for the rst time.
1. Select the language for the console using the buttons that correspond to the up and down arrows.
2. Then, use the button that corresponds to the right arrow to proceed to the next step.
3. Select your region using the buttons that correspond to the up and down arrows.
4. Then, use the button that corresponds to the right arrow to save your settings.
5. Wait for the outdoor weather sensor and hygro-thermo sensor to pair with your console.
STARTING UP THE DISPLAY OF THE CONSOLE
Familiarize yourself with the 15 weather icons that can appear on the console according to weather
conditions forecasted.
The moon phase is determined by the time, date, and time zone. The sun-lit area of the moon moves from
right to left in the Northern Hemisphere, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it moves from left to right.
Below is the table which illustrate how the moon will appear on the console.
When on the home screen, user can press the HOME button or any other button to show the main
function icons as shown below:
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FORECAST
OTHER FUNCTIONS OF BUTTONS FOR SETTINGS
MOON PHASE
MAIN FUNCTIONS OF BUTTONS
DISPLAY BUTTONS
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4.2 DISPLAY BUTTONS
When home screen is shown, you can press [ HOME ] or any other front key to show the key function
icons as below.
ICON DESCRIPTION
Home key
Press this anytime to return to Home Screen.
Expand key
Press this key to show the details screen.
Channel key
Press this key to switch between Indoor and channels readings.
Overview key
Press this key to show In / Outdoor and channels overview screen.
Max / Min records key
Press this key to show the max / Min records screen.
History Graph key
Press this key to show the history graph screen.
Records table key
Press this key to show the records table screen.
Settings key
Press this key to show the settings screen.
OTHERS FUNCTIONAL BUTTONS FOR SETTING
ICON DESCRIPTION
Up key
Press this key to select upper row or item.
Down key
Press this key to select lower row or item.
Left key
Press this key to select left side column or item.
Right key
Press this key to select right side column or item.
+ key
Press this key to increase the value or switch to other option
- key
Press this key to decrease the value or switch to other option
Conrm key
Press this key to conrm the action
Search key
Press this key to open the search box in record table
Erase key
Press this key to erase the selected record
NOTE:
The display screen is NOT touch screen, do not press the screen.
ICON DESCRIPTION
Home key
Press this anytime to return to home screen.
Expand key
Press this key to show the details screen.
Channel key
Press this key to switch between indoor and channel readings.
Overview key
Press this key to show In/Outdoor and channel overview screen.
Max / Min records key
Press this key to show the Max/Min records screen.
History Graph key
Press this key to show the history graph screen.
Records table key
Press this key to show the records table screen.
Settings key
Press this key to show the settings screen.
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4.2 DISPLAY BUTTONS
When home screen is shown, you can press [ HOME ] or any other front key to show the key function
icons as below.
ICON DESCRIPTION
Home key
Press this anytime to return to Home Screen.
Expand key
Press this key to show the details screen.
Channel key
Press this key to switch between Indoor and channels readings.
Overview key
Press this key to show In / Outdoor and channels overview screen.
Max / Min records key
Press this key to show the max / Min records screen.
History Graph key
Press this key to show the history graph screen.
Records table key
Press this key to show the records table screen.
Settings key
Press this key to show the settings screen.
OTHERS FUNCTIONAL BUTTONS FOR SETTING
ICON DESCRIPTION
Up key
Press this key to select upper row or item.
Down key
Press this key to select lower row or item.
Left key
Press this key to select left side column or item.
Right key
Press this key to select right side column or item.
+ key
Press this key to increase the value or switch to other option
- key
Press this key to decrease the value or switch to other option
Conrm key
Press this key to conrm the action
Search key
Press this key to open the search box in record table
Erase key
Press this key to erase the selected record
NOTE:
The display screen is NOT touch screen, do not press the screen.
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4.4 CONSOLE FEATURES
4.4.1 WEATHER FORECAST
There are 6 dierent weather forecast icons, namely Sunny, Partly Cloudy, Cloud, Rainy, Stormy, Snowy.
Based on rate of changes in atmospheric pressure, the weather station predicts the weather condition in
coming 12-24 hours within a 30-50 km (19-31 miles) radius
Sunny Partly cloudy Cloudy Rainy Rainy / Stormy Snowy
NOTE:
- Weather forecast based on rate pressure changes is about 60 to 75% accurate. Please check weather
channels for professional weather forecast.
- The weather forecast is reecting the weather situation for next 12~24 hours, it may not necessarily
reect the current situation.
- The SNOWY weather forecast is not based on the atmospheric pressure, but based on the temperature
of outdoor. When the temperature is below -3°C (26°F), the SNOWY weather icon will be displayed on the
LCD.
4.4.2 MOON PHASE
The moon phase is determined by the time, date
and time zone. The following table explains the
moon phase icons of the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
Please refer to
POINTING THE WIRELESS
7-IN-1 SENSOR TO SOUTH
section about how
to setup for the Southern Hemispheres.
Northern
Hemisphere Moon Phase Southern
Hemisphere
New Moon
Waxing Crescent
First quarter
Waxing Gibbous
Full Moon
Waning Gibbous
Third quarter
Waning
Crescent
4.4.3 TREND INDICATOR
The trend indicator shows the trends of changes in the forthcoming few minutes. These icons will appear in
temperature, humidity and barometric pressure section, during detail screen.
Rising Steady Falling
Northern Hemisphere Icons Southern Hemisphere IconsMoon Phase
New Moon
Waxing Crescent Moon
First Quarter Moon
Waxing Gibbous Moon
Full Moon
Waning Gibbous Moon
Third Quarter Moon
Waning Crescent Moon
NOTE:
- In alarm mode, the “ ” icon will display on the LCD.
Alarm o Alarm on Alarm with ice-alert
Temp/Humidity Trend
Arrow Icon
Rising Steady Falling
Too cold Comfortable Too hot
No signal Weak signal Good signal
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The feels like temperature index determines what temperature it actually feels like outside, taking into account
factors like wind chill and the heat index.
The trend indicator shows the trends of changes in the forthcoming few minutes. These icons will appear in
the temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure section of the detail screen.
Familiarize yourself with the icons for dierent signal strength. Relocate your console or weather sensor if
signal is weak or lost.
Familiarize yourself with the icons for Wi- connection status.
The heat index is determined by the wireless weather sensor’s temperature and humidity readings when the
temperature is between 79 °F (26 °C) and 120 °F (50 °C).
FEELS LIKE
TREND INDICATOR
WIRELESS SIGNAL RECEPTION
WI-FI CONNECTION STATUS
HEAT INDEX
Wind chill or windchill is the lowering of temperature due to the passing-ow of lower-temperature air. Wind
chill is determined by a combination of the wireless weather sensor’s temperature and wind speed data.
Check the weather website for real-time barometer conditions then adjust the relative in the Calibration
setting section.
This section displays the wind speed, current wind direction, predominant wind directions, and wind
speed level.
• Wind speed: is the average wind speed measured in the previous 12 seconds.
• Average wind: is the average wind speed in 10 minutes.
• Gust: is the highest wind speed recorded in the previous 12 seconds
• RAIN RATE: current rainfall rate in the last 10 minutes
• DAILY: total rainfall since midnight
• WEEKLY: total rainfall between Sunday and Saturday
• MONTHLY: total rainfall from rst to last day of the month
• TOTAL: total rainfall since the last reset
Refer to Erase All Data section to clear rainfall data.
The dew point is the temperature below which the water vapor in air at constant barometric pressure
condenses into liquid water at the same rate at which it evaporates. The condensed water is called dew
when it forms on a solid surface.
The dew point temperature is determined by the temperature and humidity data from the wireless
weather sensor.
This section shows the rainfall or rain rate information.
WIND CHILL
RAINFALL DISPLAY MODES
RESET THE RAINFALL RECORDS
WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION
DEW POINT
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NOTE:
- This is on-line weather forecast service, please keep the console connected to ProWeatherLive, you can
refer to section 5 and 6 for the WI-FI and PWL setup.
- Please input correct location for your device in ProWeatherLive "Edit device" page.
- If the Wi-Fi connectivity is not stable for over 3 hours, the weather forecast will not be shown and the
icon will disappear.
4.3.4 OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY & TEMPERATURE INDEX
1. Outdoor sensor signal indicator to show the signal
receiving strength
2. Outdoor sensor low battery indicator
3. Temperature index mode indicator
4. Outdoor Humidity reading
5. Outdoor Temperature reading
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1
2
4
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NOTE:
- If temperature / humidity is below the measurement range, the reading will show “Lo”. If temperature /
humidity is above the measurement range, the reading will show “HI”.
- Press [ / INDEX ] key to switch between Outdoor temperature, Feels Like, Heat Index, Wind Chill, and
Dew Point.
4.3.4.1 FEELS LIKE
Feels Like Temperature shows what the outdoor temperature will feel like. It’s a collective
mixture of Wind Chill factor (18°C or below) and the Heat Index (26°C or above). For
temperatures in the region between 18.1°C to 25.9°C where both wind and humidity are less
signicant in aecting the temperature, the device will show the actual outdoor measured
temperature as Feels Like Temperature.
4.3.4.2 HEAT INDEX
The heat index which is determined by the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor's temperature & humidity data
when the temperature is between 26°C (79°F) and 50°C (120°F).
Heat Index range Warning Explanation
27°C to 32°C (80°F to 90°F) Caution Possibility of heat exhaustion
33°C to 40°C (91°F to 105°F) Extreme Caution Possibility of heat dehydration
41°C to 54°C (106°F to 129°F) Danger Heat exhaustion likely
≥55°C (≥130°F) Extreme Danger Strong risk of dehydration / sun stroke
4.3.4.3 WIND CHILL
A combination of the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor's temperature and wind speed data determines the
current wind chill factor. Wind chill number are always lower than the air temperature for wind
values where the formula applied is valid (i.e. due to limitation of formula, actual air temperature
higher than 10°C with wind speed below 9km/h may result in erroneous wind chill reading).
RAIN
BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
WIND
Beaufort
Scale Level Description Wind Speed Land Condition
0 Calm Calm. Smoke rises vertically
1 Light air
2 Light breeze
3 Gentle breeze
4 Moderate breeze
5 Fresh breeze
6 Strong breeze
7 High wind
< 1 km/h
< 1 mph
< 1 knot
.< 0 3 m/s
.1 1 ~ 5km/h
1 ~ 3 mph
1 ~ 3 knot
. .0 3 ~ 1 5 m/s
6 ~ 11 km/h
4 ~ 7 mph
4 ~ 6 knot
. .1 6 ~ 3 3 m/s
12 ~ 19 km/h
8 ~ 12 mph
7 ~ 10 knot
. .3 4 ~ 5 4 m/s
20 ~ 28 km/h
13 ~ 17 mph
11 ~ 16 knot
. .5 5 ~ 7 9 m/s
29 ~ 38 km/h
18 ~ 24 mph
17 ~ 21 knot
. .8 0 ~ 10 7 m/s
39 ~ 49 km/h
25 ~ 30 mph
22 ~ 27 knot
. .10 8 ~ 13 8 m/s
50 ~ 61 km/h
31 ~ 38 mph
28 ~ 33 knot
. .13 9 ~ 17 1 m/s
Smoke drifts indicate wind
direction. Leaves and wind
vanes are stationary.
Wind can be felt on exposed
skin. Leaves rustle. Wind
vanes begin to move.
Leaves and small twigs
constantly moving, light
flags extended.
Dust and loose paper
raised. Small branches
begin to move.
Branches of a moderate
size move. Small trees in
leaf begin to sway.
Whole trees in motion.
Eort needed to walk
against the wind.
Some twigs broken from
trees. Cars veer on the
road. Progress on foot is
seriously impeded.
Some branches break o trees,
and some small trees blow
over. Construction/temporary
signs and barricades blow over.
Trees are broken o or
uprooted, structural
damage likely.
Widespread vegetation
and structural
damage likely.
Severe widespread damage to
vegetation and structures.
Debris and unsecured objects
are hurled about.
Large branches in motion.
Whistling heard in overhead wires.
Umbrella use becomes dicult.
Empty plastic bins tip over.
8 Gale
9 Strong gale
10 Storm
11 Violent storm
12 Hurricane force
62 ~ 74 km/h
39 ~ 46 mph
34 ~ 40 knot
17. 2 ~ 20.7 m/s
75 ~ 88 km/h
47 ~ 54 mph
41 ~ 47 knot
20.8 ~ 24.4 m/s
89 ~ 102 km/h
55 ~ 63 mph
48 ~ 55 knot
24.5 ~ 28.4 m/s
103 ~ 117 km/h
64 ~ 73 mph
56 ~ 63 knot
28.5 ~ 32.6 m/s
≥ 118 km/h
≥ 74 mph
≥ 64 knot
≥ 32.7m/s
Exposure level Low Moderate High Very high Extreme
UV index 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12~16
Sunburn time N/A 45 minutes 30 minutes 15 minutes 10 minutes
Recommended
protection
N/A Moderate or high UV level! Suggest to
wear sunglasses, broad brim hat and
long-sleeved clothing.
Very high or Extreme UV level! Suggest to wear
sunglasses, broad brim hat and long-sleeved
clothing, If you have to stay outdoors, make
sure to seek shade.
Level Light Moderate Strong Storm
Speed
4.3.7 WATER LEAK (OPTIONAL LEAK SENSOR)
You can add up to 7 additional Water Leak sensors (optional, refer
to section 3.2.1)
The channel number(s) of the corresponding water leak sensor(s)
added to the console will be shown with the NO LEAKING icon.
When water leaking is detected, the channel number of the sensor
NOTE:
When low battery is detected, the channel number of the sensor detecting the low battery
y 4 seconds.
4.3.8 WIND
4.3.8.1 WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION SECTION OVERVIEW
W
Real time wind
direction indicator
Average / gust
wind speed or
Beaufort scale
Wind direction
ind speed level
indicator
Past wind directions
indicator of last 5
minutes (maximum 6)
A solid arrow indicates the current real-time wind direction, whereas the bars indicate up to six
4.3.8.2 WIND SPEED, GUST AND BEAUFORT SCALE DIPSLAY
2-8 mph
3-13 km/h
9-25 mph
14-41 km/h
26-54 mph
42-87 km/h
≥ 55 mph
≥ 88 km/h
Daily MAX
reading Daily MIN
reading MAX reading
since last reset MIN reading
since last reset
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NOTE:
- This is on-line weather forecast service, please keep the console connected to ProWeatherLive, you can
refer to section 5 and 6 for the WI-FI and PWL setup.
- Please input correct location for your device in ProWeatherLive "Edit device" page.
- If the Wi-Fi connectivity is not stable for over 3 hours, the weather forecast will not be shown and the
icon will disappear.
4.3.4 OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY & TEMPERATURE INDEX
1. Outdoor sensor signal indicator to show the signal
receiving strength
2. Outdoor sensor low battery indicator
3. Temperature index mode indicator
4. Outdoor Humidity reading
5. Outdoor Temperature reading
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1
2
4
5
NOTE:
- If temperature / humidity is below the measurement range, the reading will show “Lo”. If temperature /
humidity is above the measurement range, the reading will show “HI”.
- Press
[ / INDEX ] key
to switch between Outdoor temperature, Feels Like, Heat Index, Wind Chill, and
Dew Point.
4.3.4.1 FEELS LIKE
Feels Like Temperature shows what the outdoor temperature will feel like. It’s a collective
mixture of Wind Chill factor (18°C or below) and the Heat Index (26°C or above). For
temperatures in the region between 18.1°C to 25.9°C where both wind and humidity are less
temperature as Feels Like Temperature.
4.3.4.2 HEAT INDEX
The heat index which is determined by the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor's temperature & humidity data
when the temperature is between 26°C (79°F) and 50°C (120°F).
Heat Index range Warning Explanation
81 °F – 90 °F (27 °C – 32 °C) Caution Possibility of heat exhaustion
91 °F – 104 °F (33 °C – 40 °C) Extreme Caution Possibility of heat dehydration
106 °F – 129 °F (41 °C – 54 °C) Danger Heat exhaustion highly likely
≥ 131 °F (≥ 55 °C) Extreme Danger Strong risk of dehydration/ heatstroke
No signal Weak signal Good signal
Outdoor 7-in-1 sensor
Hygro-thermo
sensor channel
Other optional sensor
Stable: Console is in
connection with WI-FI router
Flashing: Console is trying
to connect to WI-FI router
Mode Setting procedure
1 Hour Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to adjust the hour
2 Minute Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to adjust the minute
3 12/24 hour format Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select 12 or 24 hour
format
4 Year Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to adjust the year
5 Month Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to adjust the month
6 Day Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to adjust the day
7 M-D/D-M format Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select "Month / Day" or
"Day / Month" display format
8 Time sync ON/OFF Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to enable or disable Time Sync function.
If you want to set the time manually, you should set Time Sync OFF
9 Weekday language Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select weekday display language
Alarm o Alarm on Alarm with ice-alert
Mode Setting procedure
1 Temperature unit Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select °C or °F
2 Rain unit Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select mm or in
3 Wind speed unit Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select m/s, km/h, knots or
mph
4 Baro pressure unit Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select hPa, inHg or mmHg
5 Light intensity Press [ / INDEX ] or [ / MODE ] key to select Klux, Kfc or W/m2
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4.4 CONSOLE FEATURES
4.4.1 WEATHER FORECAST
There are 6 dierent weather forecast icons, namely Sunny, Partly Cloudy, Cloud, Rainy, Stormy, Snowy.
Based on rate of changes in atmospheric pressure, the weather station predicts the weather condition in
coming 12-24 hours within a 30-50 km (19-31 miles) radius
Sunny Partly cloudy Cloudy Rainy Rainy / Stormy Snowy
NOTE:
- Weather forecast based on rate pressure changes is about 60 to 75% accurate. Please check weather
channels for professional weather forecast.
- The weather forecast is reecting the weather situation for next 12~24 hours, it may not necessarily
reect the current situation.
- The SNOWY weather forecast is not based on the atmospheric pressure, but based on the temperature
of outdoor. When the temperature is below -3°C (26°F), the SNOWY weather icon will be displayed on the
LCD.
4.4.2 MOON PHASE
The moon phase is determined by the time, date
and time zone. The following table explains the
moon phase icons of the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
Please refer to
POINTING THE WIRELESS
7-IN-1 SENSOR TO SOUTH
section about how
to setup for the Southern Hemispheres.
Northern
Hemisphere Moon Phase Southern
Hemisphere
New Moon
Waxing Crescent
First quarter
Waxing Gibbous
Full Moon
Waning Gibbous
Third quarter
Waning
Crescent
4.4.3 TREND INDICATOR
The trend indicator shows the trends of changes in the forthcoming few minutes. These icons will appear in
temperature, humidity and barometric pressure section, during detail screen.
Rising Steady Falling
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4.4.4 WIRELESS SIGNAL RECEPTION
The antenna displays the reception quality of the wireless signal from the sensor.
No sensor Signal searching Strong signal Weak signal Signal lost
The icon displays 5 bars when signal is good, and no bar when signal is lost completely. In the case when
signal is weak or lost, please relocate the display console or sensor array for better signal reception.
Please refer to section 3.6.
4.4.5 WI-FI CONNECTION STATUS
WI-FI disconnected WI-FI connected WI-FI connected with Sync
SYNC
4.4.6 FEELS LIKE AND INDEX
FEELS LIKE
Feels Like Temperature shows what the outdoor temperature will feel like. It’s a collective mixture of Wind
Chill factor (18°C or below) and the Heat Index (26°C or above). For temperatures in the region between
18.1°C to 25.9°C where both wind and humidity are less signicant in aecting the temperature, the device
will show the actual outdoor measured temperature as Feels Like Temperature.
HEAT INDEX
The heat index which is determined by the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor array's temperature & humidity data
when the temperature is between 26°C (79°F) and 50°C (120°F).
Heat Index range Warning Explanation
27°C to 32°C (80°F to 90°F) Caution Possibility of heat exhaustion
33°C to 40°C (91°F to 105°F) Extreme Caution Possibility of heat dehydration
41°C to 54°C (106°F to 129°F) Danger Heat exhaustion likely
≥55°C (≥130°F) Extreme Danger Strong risk of dehydration / sun stroke
WIND CHILL
A combination of the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor's temperature and wind speed data determines the current
wind chill factor. Wind chill number are always lower than the air temperature for wind values where the
formula applied is valid (i.e. due to limitation of formula, actual air temperature higher than 10°C with wind
speed below 9km/h may result in erroneous wind chill reading)
DEW POINT
- The dew point is the temperature below which the water vapor in air at constant barometric pressure
condenses into liquid water at the same rate at which it evaporates. The condensed water is called dew
when it forms on a solid surface.
- The dew point temperature is determined by the temperature & humidity data from wireless 7-IN-1 sensor.
4.4.7 RAIN DISPLAY
Rainfall is usually shown as Daily Total and Rain Rate (estimated amount of rainfall per hour).
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4.4.4 WIRELESS SIGNAL RECEPTION
The antenna displays the reception quality of the wireless signal from the sensor.
No sensor Signal searching Strong signal Weak signal Signal lost
The icon displays 5 bars when signal is good, and no bar when signal is lost completely. In the case when
signal is weak or lost, please relocate the display console or sensor array for better signal reception.
Please refer to section 3.6.
4.4.5 WI-FI CONNECTION STATUS
WI-FI disconnected WI-FI connected WI-FI connected with Sync
SYNC
4.4.6 FEELS LIKE AND INDEX
FEELS LIKE
Feels Like Temperature shows what the outdoor temperature will feel like. It’s a collective mixture of Wind
Chill factor (18°C or below) and the Heat Index (26°C or above). For temperatures in the region between
18.1°C to 25.9°C where both wind and humidity are less signicant in aecting the temperature, the device
will show the actual outdoor measured temperature as Feels Like Temperature.
HEAT INDEX
The heat index which is determined by the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor array's temperature & humidity data
when the temperature is between 26°C (79°F) and 50°C (120°F).
Heat Index range Warning Explanation
27°C to 32°C (80°F to 90°F) Caution Possibility of heat exhaustion
33°C to 40°C (91°F to 105°F) Extreme Caution Possibility of heat dehydration
41°C to 54°C (106°F to 129°F) Danger Heat exhaustion likely
≥55°C (≥130°F) Extreme Danger Strong risk of dehydration / sun stroke
WIND CHILL
A combination of the wireless 7-IN-1 sensor's temperature and wind speed data determines the current
wind chill factor. Wind chill number are always lower than the air temperature for wind values where the
formula applied is valid (i.e. due to limitation of formula, actual air temperature higher than 10°C with wind
speed below 9km/h may result in erroneous wind chill reading)
DEW POINT
- The dew point is the temperature below which the water vapor in air at constant barometric pressure
condenses into liquid water at the same rate at which it evaporates. The condensed water is called dew
when it forms on a solid surface.
- The dew point temperature is determined by the temperature & humidity data from wireless 7-IN-1 sensor.
4.4.7 RAIN DISPLAY
Rainfall is usually shown as Daily Total and Rain Rate (estimated amount of rainfall per hour).
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The Beaufort scale below is an international scale of wind velocities from 0 (calm) to 12 (Hurricane force). The wind speed level chart on display provides a quick reference on the current wind condition. The
background color of the compass changes according to the wind speed.
UV INDEX AND LIGHT INTENSITY
This section displays a chart for UV index and light intensity.
SUNRISE/SUNSET & MOON RISE/MOON SET TIME
The console indicates your location’s sunrise/sunset & moon rise/moon set times, which is based on time
zone, latitude, and longitude you entered. If Daylight Saving is set to AUTO, the times will adjust an hour
forward automatically for daylight saving.
MULTI-CHANNEL AND SCROLL MODE FOR OPTIONAL SENSORS
Users can add up to seven (7) additional hygro-thermo sensors to display console. While on the home
screen, press the CHANNEL button to switch between indoor and channels 1 to 7. To go through
the channels every ve (5) seconds automatically press and hold the CHANNEL button for two (2)
seconds until the icon appears on screen.
Beaufort Scale Description Wind Speed Land Condition
0 Calm. Smoke rises vertically.
1Smoke drift indicates wind direction.
Leaves and wind vanes are stationary.
2Wind felt on exposed skin. Leaves rustle.
Wind vanes begin to move.
Light flags extended.
3Leaves and small twigs constantly moving,
4Dust and loose paper raised. Small
branches begin to move.
5Branches of a moderate size move.
Small trees in leaf begin to sway.
6
Large branches in motion. Whistling heard
in overhead wires. Umbrella use becomes
dicult. Empty plastic bins tip over.
7Whole trees in motion. Eort needed to
walk against the wind.
8
Some twigs broken from trees.
Cars veer on road. Progress on foot is
seriously impeded
9
Some branches break o trees, and some
small trees blow over. Construction /
temporary signs and barricades blow over.
Severe widespread damage to vegetation
and structures. Debris and unsecured
objects are hurled about.
10 Trees are broken o or uprooted,
structural damage likely.
11 Widespread vegetation and structural
damage likely.
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Calm
Light air
Light breeze
Gentle breeze
Moderate
breeze
Fresh breeze
Strong breeze
High wind
Gale
Strong gale
Storm
Violent storm
Hurricane force
< 1 km/h
< 1 mph
< 1 knots
< 0.3 m/s
1.1 ~ 5km/h
1 ~ 3 mph
1 ~ 3 knots
0.3 ~ 1.5 m/s
6 ~ 11 km/h
4 ~ 7 mph
4 ~ 6 knots
1.6 ~ 3.3 m/s
12 ~ 19 km/h
8 ~ 12 mph
7 ~ 10 knots
3.4 ~ 5.4 m/s
20 ~ 28 km/h
13 ~ 17 mph
11 ~ 16 knots
5.5 ~ 7.9 m/s
29 ~ 38 km/h
18 ~ 24 mph
17 ~ 21 knots
8.0 ~ 10.7 m/s
39 ~ 49 km/h
25 ~ 30 mph
22 ~ 27 knots
10.8 ~ 13.8 m/s
50 ~ 61 km/h
31 ~ 38 mph
28 ~ 33 knots
13.9 ~ 17.1 m/s
62 ~ 74 km/h
39 ~ 46 mph
34 ~ 40 knots
17.2 ~ 20.7 m/s
75 ~ 88 km/h
47 ~ 54 mph
41 ~ 47 knots
20.8 ~ 24.4 m/s
89 ~ 102 km/h
55 ~ 63 mph
48 ~ 55 knots
24.5 ~ 28.4 m/s
103 ~ 117 km/h
64 ~ 73 mph
56 ~ 63 knots
28.5 ~ 32.6 m/s
≥ 118 km/h
≥ 74 mph
≥ 64 knots
≥ 32.7 m/s
BEAUFORT SCALE WIND SPEED LEVEL
Level Light Moderate Strong Storm
Speed
W
Real time wind
direction indicator
Wind direction
ind speed level
indicator
Past wind directions
indicator of last 5
minutes (maximum 6)
0 – 12 mph
0 – 19 km/h
12 – 30 mph
20 – 49 km/h
31 – 55 mph
50 – 88 km/h
≥ 55 mph
≥ 89 km/h
Compass color Green Yellow Orange Red
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5 Fresh breeze
29 ~ 38 km/h
Branches of a moderate size move.
Small trees in leaf begin to sway.
18 ~ 24 mph
17 ~ 21 knots
8.0 ~ 10.7 m/s
6 Strong breeze
39 ~ 49 km/h Large branches in motion. Whistling heard
in overhead wires. Umbrella use becomes
dicult. Empty plastic bins tip over.
25 ~ 30 mph
22 ~ 27 knots
10.8 ~ 13.8 m/s
7 High wind
50 ~ 61 km/h
Whole trees in motion. Eort needed to
walk against the wind.
31 ~ 38 mph
28 ~ 33 knots
13.9 ~ 17.1 m/s
8 Gale
62 ~ 74 km/h Some twigs broken from trees.
Cars veer on road. Progress on foot is
seriously impeded
39 ~ 46 mph
34 ~ 40 knots
17.2 ~ 20.7 m/s
9 Strong gale
75 ~ 88 km/h Some branches break o trees, and some
small trees blow over. Construction /
temporary signs and barricades blow over.
47 ~ 54 mph
41 ~ 47 knots
20.8 ~ 24.4 m/s
10 Storm
89 ~ 102 km/h
Trees are broken o or uprooted,
structural damage likely.
55 ~ 63 mph
48 ~ 55 knots
24.5 ~ 28.4 m/s
11 Violent storm
103 ~ 117 km/h
Widespread vegetation and structural
damage likely.
64 ~ 73 mph
56 ~ 63 knots
28.5 ~ 32.6 m/s
12 Hurricane force
≥ 118 km/h Severe widespread damage to vegetation
and structures. Debris and unsecured
objects are hurled about.
≥ 74 mph
≥ 64 knots
≥ 32.7m/s
4.4.9.1 WIND SPEED LEVEL
The wind speed level is based on the Beaufort Scale as a table below of the compass. The backyard color
of the compass wind change according to level reaction wind speed.
Level LIGHT MODERATE STRONG STORM
Speed 0.1km/h ~ 19km/h 20km/h ~ 49km/h 50kn/h ~ 88km/h > 89km/h
Compass color Green Yellow Orange Red
4.3.8 WIND
4.3.8.1 WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION SECTION OVERVIEW
W
Real time wind
direction indicator
Wind direction
ind speed level
indicator
Past wind directions
indicator of last 5
minutes (maximum 6)
UVI Rating Comment
0-2 Low A UV Index reading of 0 to 2 means low danger from the sun's UV rays for the average person.
3-5 Medium A UV Index reading of 3 to 5 means moderate risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure.
6-7 High A UV Index reading of 6 to 7 means high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Protection
against skin and eye damage is needed.
8-10 Very High A UV Index reading of 8 to 10 means very high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure.
Take extra precautions because unprotected skin and eyes will be damaged and can burn quickly.
11-16 Extreme A UV Index reading of 11 or more means extreme risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure.
Take all precautions because unprotected skin and eyes can burn in minutes.
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This section explains how to get to, view, and clear MAX/MIN records.
1. Press the HOME button to show key function icons.
2. Press the MAX/MIN RECORDS button to show the MAX/MIN Records screen.
3. Use the up and down keys to show indoor, outdoor, and channel’s records.
4. To clear the selected MAX/MIN records, use the up and down key to select the records.
5. Then, press and hold the erase key for two (2) seconds.
The data log screen captures all the history records. Users can connect their USB ash drive to the
console to store weather data.
1. Number of row
2. Record time and date
3. Indoor temperature and humidity
4. Barometric pressure
1. Press the HOME button to show key
function icons.
2. Press the RECORD TABLE button to
show the Data Log Screen.
3. Use the up , down , left , and
right keys to browse through the screen.
4. Press the search key to show the data
search screen.
This section explains how to get to and view history graphs.
1. Press the HOME button to show key function icons.
2. Press the HISTORY GRAPH button to show the history graph mode.
3. Press the up or down key to select a data source from the list.
4. Press the right key to view the past 24 hrs. graph.
5. When the graph appears, press the up or down key to show other graphs.
6. Press the left key to go back to the history graph list.
NOTE: When console is powered o, all the graphs will reset.
MAX/MIN DATA LOG SCREEN
NAVIGATING THE DATA LOG SCREEN
HISTORY GRAPH
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4.4.10 UV INDEX AND LIGHT INTENSITY
The console displays Light Intensity and UV Index.
The US EPA denes the UVI as follows:
UVI Rating Comment
0-2 Low A UV Index reading of 0 to 2 means low danger from the sun's UV rays for the
average person
3-5 Medium A UV Index reading of 3 to 5 means moderate risk of harm from unprotected sun
exposure
6-7 High A UV Index reading of 6 to 7 means high risk of harm from unprotected sun
exposure. Protection against skin and eye damage is needed.
8-10 Very High A UV Index reading of 8 to 10 means very high risk of harm from unprotected
sun exposure. Take extra precautions because unprotected skin and eyes will be
damaged and can burn quickly.
11-16 Extreme A UV Index reading of 11 or more means extreme risk of harm from unprotected
sun exposure. Take all precautions because unprotected skin and eyes can burn in
minutes.
4.4.11 SUNRISE SUNSET / MOON RISE MOON SET
The console calculates your location’s sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset times, based
on your time zone, longitude and latitude you entered. If Daylight Saving eld is set to AUTO,
these times will be adjusted forward by one hour automatically during Summer time.
4.5 SCROLL MODE FOR OPTIONAL CH SENSOR
You can add up to 7 additional Thermo-
Hygrometer sensors or sensors of similar type
to the weather station. (Please refer to section
3.3 Optional sensors)
While in Home screen or Advance screen,
press the key to switch between Indoor and
Channels 1-7. To scroll all the channels every
5 seconds, press and hold the key for 2
seconds until the icon appeared on display.
4.6 MAXIMUM / MINIMUM RECORDS
This section show the max / min records with time stamp.
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to show the MAX / MIN RECORDS SCREEN.
3. In this screen, you can press or
key to show indoor, outdoor and channel's
records.
NOTE:
The default max / min records is daily records,
If you want to change the record method to
accumulated, please refer to Section 4.9.3
Display setting for more detail.
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4.4.10 UV INDEX AND LIGHT INTENSITY
The console displays Light Intensity and UV Index.
The US EPA denes the UVI as follows:
UVI Rating Comment
0-2 Low A UV Index reading of 0 to 2 means low danger from the sun's UV rays for the
average person
3-5 Medium A UV Index reading of 3 to 5 means moderate risk of harm from unprotected sun
exposure
6-7 High A UV Index reading of 6 to 7 means high risk of harm from unprotected sun
exposure. Protection against skin and eye damage is needed.
8-10 Very High A UV Index reading of 8 to 10 means very high risk of harm from unprotected
sun exposure. Take extra precautions because unprotected skin and eyes will be
damaged and can burn quickly.
11-16 Extreme A UV Index reading of 11 or more means extreme risk of harm from unprotected
sun exposure. Take all precautions because unprotected skin and eyes can burn in
minutes.
4.4.11 SUNRISE SUNSET / MOON RISE MOON SET
The console calculates your location’s sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset times, based
on your time zone, longitude and latitude you entered. If Daylight Saving eld is set to AUTO,
these times will be adjusted forward by one hour automatically during Summer time.
4.5 SCROLL MODE FOR OPTIONAL CH SENSOR
You can add up to 7 additional Thermo-
Hygrometer sensors or sensors of similar type
to the weather station. (Please refer to section
3.3 Optional sensors)
While in Home screen or Advance screen,
press the key to switch between Indoor and
Channels 1-7. To scroll all the channels every
5 seconds, press and hold the key for 2
seconds until the icon appeared on display.
4.6 MAXIMUM / MINIMUM RECORDS
This section show the max / min records with time stamp.
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to show the MAX / MIN RECORDS SCREEN.
3. In this screen, you can press or
key to show indoor, outdoor and channel's
records.
NOTE:
The default max / min records is daily records,
If you want to change the record method to
accumulated, please refer to Section 4.9.3
Display setting for more detail.
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To clear the selected max / min records
1. Press or key to select the records.
2. Press and hold the key with 2 sec.
4.7 HISTORY GRAPH
You can view all the history graphs in this section.
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to enter the HISTORY GRAPH MODE.
3. Press or key to select data source
in the list.
4. Press key to view the PAST 24
HOURS GRAPH.
5. When the graph is shown, press or
key to show other data graph
6. Press key and back to the HISTORY
GRAPH LIST SCREEN.
NOTE:
When power o, all the graph will reset.
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To clear the selected max / min records
1. Press or key to select the records.
2. Press and hold the key with 2 sec.
4.7 HISTORY GRAPH
You can view all the history graphs in this section.
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to enter the HISTORY GRAPH MODE.
3. Press or key to select data source
in the list.
4. Press key to view the PAST 24
HOURS GRAPH.
5. When the graph is shown, press or
key to show other data graph
6. Press key and back to the HISTORY
GRAPH LIST SCREEN.
NOTE:
When power o, all the graph will reset.
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To clear the selected max / min records
1. Press or key to select the records.
2. Press and hold the key with 2 sec.
4.7 HISTORY GRAPH
You can view all the history graphs in this section.
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to enter the HISTORY GRAPH MODE.
3. Press or key to select data source
in the list.
4. Press key to view the PAST 24
HOURS GRAPH.
5. When the graph is shown, press or
key to show other data graph
6. Press key and back to the HISTORY
GRAPH LIST SCREEN.
NOTE:
When power o, all the graph will reset.
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4.8 DATA LOG SCREEN
This function can capture the all history records of the whole system, plug the USB compatible ash drive
(not included) to the USB socket to start record the weather data.
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1 2 4 3 5 6
1. Number of row
2. Record time and date
3. Indoor temperature and humidity
4. Baro Pressure
5. Outdoor temperature and humidity
6. Temperature index
7. Percentage of data storage remain
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to show the Data log screen.
4.8.1 DATA LOG SCREEN OPERATION
- Using the , , or key to browse
the data in dierent row and column.
- Press to show the DATA SEARCH
SCREEN.
NOTE:
Data log screen can only view the data in
current recording log le, if you want to view
the older les in the USB ash drive, you
need to use the PC to view by using excel or
other CSV le viewer.
4.8.2 SEARCH THE ROW OF DATA
1. In DATA SEARCH SCREEN, using the
, , or key to enter the number of
the row in the current record le.
2. Once you complete, press key to select
Yes.
3. Press key to go to that row.
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4.8 DATA LOG SCREEN
This function can capture the all history records of the whole system, plug the USB compatible ash drive
(not included) to the USB socket to start record the weather data.
7
1 2 4 3 5 6
1. Number of row
2. Record time and date
3. Indoor temperature and humidity
4. Baro Pressure
5. Outdoor temperature and humidity
6. Temperature index
7. Percentage of data storage remain
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to show the Data log screen.
4.8.1 DATA LOG SCREEN OPERATION
- Using the , , or key to browse
the data in dierent row and column.
- Press to show the DATA SEARCH
SCREEN.
NOTE:
Data log screen can only view the data in
current recording log le, if you want to view
the older les in the USB ash drive, you
need to use the PC to view by using excel or
other CSV le viewer.
4.8.2 SEARCH THE ROW OF DATA
1. In DATA SEARCH SCREEN, using the
, , or key to enter the number of
the row in the current record le.
2. Once you complete, press key to select
Yes.
3. Press key to go to that row.
5. Outdoor temperature and humidity
6. Temperature index
7. Percentage of data storage remaining
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1. In the data search screen, use the up ,
down , left , and right keys to
enter the number of the row being searched.
2. Press the conrm key to select the
yes option.
3. Press the conrm key again to go to
that row.
GENERAL SETTINGS
All the console settings and system information are in the setting menu, press the up /down key to
select the section required, then press the right key to enter the sub items of the section.
TIME & DATE SETTING
SEARCHING FOR A ROW OF DATA Press the up /down key to select one of the following settings:
Press the up /down key to select one of the following settings:
ALARM TIME SETTING
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4.8 DATA LOG SCREEN
This function can capture the all history records of the whole system, plug the USB compatible ash drive
(not included) to the USB socket to start record the weather data.
7
1 2 4 3 5 6
1. Number of row
2. Record time and date
3. Indoor temperature and humidity
4. Baro Pressure
5. Outdoor temperature and humidity
6. Temperature index
7. Percentage of data storage remain
1. Press [ HOME ] key, during other mode to show the key function icons.
2. Press key to show the Data log screen.
4.8.1 DATA LOG SCREEN OPERATION
- Using the , , or key to browse
the data in dierent row and column.
- Press to show the DATA SEARCH
SCREEN.
NOTE:
Data log screen can only view the data in
current recording log le, if you want to view
the older les in the USB ash drive, you
need to use the PC to view by using excel or
other CSV le viewer.
4.8.2 SEARCH THE ROW OF DATA
1. In DATA SEARCH SCREEN, using the
, , or key to enter the number of
the row in the current record le.
2. Once you complete, press key to select
Yes.
3. Press key to go to that row.
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4.9 SETTING MENU
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1. Time & Date setting
2. Alarm setting
3. Display setting
4. Unit setting
5. Sensor setting
6. Alert setting
7. Calibration setting
8. Other setting
9. Data log setting
All the console settings and system information are in setting menu, press / key to select the section
required, then press key to enter sub items of the section.
4.9.1 TIME & DATE SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Internet time sync Press / to turn on or turn o
b Time format Press / to select 12 or 24 format
c Time set When time sync is o, press / to select between hour or minute, press
/ to adjust the value.
d Date format Press / to select M / D or D / M format
e Date set When time sync is o, press / to select month or date, press / to
adjust the value.
f Year set When time sync is o, press / to adjust the value.
gDaylight saving time Press / to turn o or set the DST to auto.
h Time zone Press / to select the your local time zone to get correct time.
i Hemisphere Press / to select NORTH or SOUTH hemisphere for the 7-in-1 sensor
point to and moon phase.
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4.9 SETTING MENU
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1. Time & Date setting
2. Alarm setting
3. Display setting
4. Unit setting
5. Sensor setting
6. Alert setting
7. Calibration setting
8. Other setting
9. Data log setting
All the console settings and system information are in setting menu, press / key to select the section
required, then press key to enter sub items of the section.
4.9.1 TIME & DATE SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Internet time sync Press / to turn on or turn o
b Time format Press / to select 12 or 24 format
c Time set When time sync is o, press / to select between hour or minute, press
/ to adjust the value.
d Date format Press / to select M / D or D / M format
e Date set When time sync is o, press / to select month or date, press / to
adjust the value.
f Year set When time sync is o, press / to adjust the value.
gDaylight saving time Press / to turn o or set the DST to auto.
h Time zone Press / to select the your local time zone to get correct time.
i Hemisphere Press / to select NORTH or SOUTH hemisphere for the 7-in-1 sensor
point to and moon phase.
1. Time & date setting
2. Alarm setting
3. Display setting
4. Unit setting
5. Sensor setting
6. Alert setting
7. Calibration setting
8. Other setting
9. Data log setting
4.3.7 WATER LEAK (OPTIONAL LEAK SENSOR)
You can add up to 7 additional Water Leak sensors (optional, refer
to section 3.2.1)
The channel number(s) of the corresponding water leak sensor(s)
added to the console will be shown with the NO LEAKING icon.
When water leaking is detected, the channel number of the sensor
NOTE:
When low battery is detected, the channel number of the sensor detecting the low battery
y 4 seconds.
4.3.8 WIND
# Sub item Operation
a Internet time sync
b Time format
Press / to turn on or turn o
Press / to select 12 or 24 format
c Time set When time sync is o, press / to select between hour or minute, press
/ to adjust the value.
d Date format Press / to select M / D or D / M format
e Date set When time sync is o, press / to select month or date, press / to
adjust the value.
f Year set to adjust the value.When time sync is o, press /
g Daylight saving time Press / to turn o or set the DST to auto.
h Time zone Press / to select the your local time zone to get correct time.
iHemisphere Press / to select NORTH or SOUTH hemisphere for the 7-in-1 sensor
point to and moon phase.
You can add up to 7 additional Water Leak sensors (optional, refer
to section 3.2.1)
The channel number(s) of the corresponding water leak sensor(s)
added to the console will be shown with the NO LEAKING icon.
When water leaking is detected, the channel number of the sensor
NOTE:
When low battery is detected, the channel number of the sensor detecting the low battery
y 4 seconds.
4.3.8 WIND
4.3.8.1 WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION SECTION OVERVIEW
Real time wind
direction indicator
Wind direction
Past wind directions
indicator of last 5
minutes (maximum 6)
# Sub item Operation
a Alarm time set Press / to select between hour or minute. Press / to adjust the value
b Alarm mode Press / to select Everyday or Weekday only
c Alarm Press to turn on or turn o
to turn on or turn o.
/
d Ice pre alert Press /
e Alarm sound level Press / to adjust the sound level
f Key tone level Press to adjust the key tone level (default is o)
/
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4.9.2 ALARM TIME SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Alarm time set Press / to select between hour or minute, press / to adjust the
value.
b Alarm mode Press / to select Everyday or Weekday only
c Alarm Press / to turn on or turn o.
d Ice pre alert Press / to turn on or turn o.
eAlarm sound level Press / to adjust the sound level
fKey tone level Press / to adjust the key tone level (default is o)
4.9.3 DISPLAY SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Language Press / to select the display language
b Background color Press / to select light or dark color background for display mode
c Night mode Press / to set enable (trigger to the activate time period), disable or
auto (trigger by your room ambient light level)
dNight mode activate
time Press / to select between hour or minute press / to adjust the
value.
e MAX / MIN record
mode
Press / to select MAX / MIN data records mode by Accumulate (Acc.)
or daily.
fBack light level Press / to adjust the back light level in normal
gBack light level
(Night mode)
Press / to adjust the back light level during night mode
h Contrast Press / to adjust the screen contrast
i Brightness Press / to adjust the screen brightness
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DISPLAY SETTING
UNIT SETTING
Press the up /down key to select one of the following settings:
SENSOR STATUS & EDITING
Adding a New Sensor
Deleting a Current Sensor
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4.9.2 ALARM TIME SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Alarm time set Press / to select between hour or minute, press / to adjust the
value.
b Alarm mode Press / to select Everyday or Weekday only
c Alarm Press / to turn on or turn o.
d Ice pre alert Press / to turn on or turn o.
eAlarm sound level Press / to adjust the sound level
fKey tone level Press / to adjust the key tone level (default is o)
4.9.3 DISPLAY SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Language Press / to select the display language
b Background color Press / to select light or dark color background for display mode
c Night mode Press / to set enable (trigger to the activate time period), disable or
auto (trigger by your room ambient light level)
dNight mode activate
time Press / to select between hour or minute press / to adjust the
value.
e MAX / MIN record
mode
Press / to select MAX / MIN data records mode by Accumulate (Acc.)
or daily.
fBack light level Press / to adjust the back light level in normal
gBack light level
(Night mode)
Press / to adjust the back light level during night mode
h Contrast Press / to adjust the screen contrast
i Brightness Press / to adjust the screen brightness
Press the up /down key to select one of the following settings:
#Sub item Operation
aLanguage Press / to select the display language
bBackground color Press / to select light or dark color background for display mode
cNight mode Press / to set enable (trigger to the activate time period), disable or auto
(trigger by your room ambient light level)
dNight mode activate time Press / to select between hour or minute. Press / to adjust the value.
e MAX / MIN record mode Press / to select MAX / MIN data records mode by Accumulate (Acc.) or daily.
fBack light level Press / to adjust the back light level in normal
gBack light level
(Night mode)
Press / to adjust the back light level during night mode
hContrast Press / to adjust the screen contrast
iBrightness Press / to adjust the screen brightness
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4.9.4 UNIT SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
Sensor name column,
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Temperature Press / to select ˚C or ˚F
b Baro pressure Press / to select hPa, inHg or mmHg
c Baro type Press / to select Relative or Absolute
d Rain Press / to select mm or in
e Wind speed Press / to select m/s, km/h, knots or mph
f Wind direction Press / to select 16 direction or 360˚
g Light Press / to select Klux, Kfc or W/m²
h Skin type Press / to select Light, Medium or Dark skin type for exposure level
4.9.5 SENSOR STATUS & EDITING
Edit sensor column
Channel number
column
Sensor type column
Sensor ID column
Sensor name column,
you can name your
sensor in setup UI
4.9.5.1 ADD NEW SENSOR
1. In this section, press / key to select the empty channel.
2. Press key to select the edit sensor column and it will show "Add?".
3. Press key to start search the sensor.
4. In the meantime, select the channel in the sensor, then power up the sensor or press reset key of the
sensor to start pairing.
5. Once connected, the sensor icon, ID and signal strength will show on the channel row.
4.9.5.2 DELETE CURRENT SENSOR
1. In this section, press / key to select the connected sensor.
2. Press key to select the edit sensor column and it will show "Delete?".
3. Press key to delete the sensor.
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4.9.4 UNIT SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
Sensor name column,
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation
a Temperature Press / to select ˚C or ˚F
b Baro pressure Press / to select hPa, inHg or mmHg
c Baro type Press / to select Relative or Absolute
d Rain Press / to select mm or in
e Wind speed Press / to select m/s, km/h, knots or mph
f Wind direction Press / to select 16 direction or 360˚
g Light Press / to select Klux, Kfc or W/m²
h Skin type Press / to select Light, Medium or Dark skin type for exposure level
4.9.5 SENSOR STATUS & EDITING
Edit sensor column
Channel number
column
Sensor type column
Sensor ID column
Sensor name column,
you can name your
sensor in setup UI
4.9.5.1 ADD NEW SENSOR
1. In this section, press / key to select the empty channel.
2. Press key to select the edit sensor column and it will show "Add?".
3. Press key to start search the sensor.
4. In the meantime, select the channel in the sensor, then power up the sensor or press reset key of the
sensor to start pairing.
5. Once connected, the sensor icon, ID and signal strength will show on the channel row.
4.9.5.2 DELETE CURRENT SENSOR
1. In this section, press / key to select the connected sensor.
2. Press key to select the edit sensor column and it will show "Delete?".
3. Press key to delete the sensor.
# Sub item Operation
a Temperature Press / to select ˚C or ˚F
b Baro pressure Press / to select hPa, inHg or mmHg
c Baro type Press / to select relative or absolute
d Rain Press / to select mm or in
e Wind speed Press / to select m/s, km/h, knots or mph
f Wind direction Press / to select 16 direction or 360˚
g Light Press / to select Klux, Kfc or w/m²
h Skin type exposure level Press / to select light, medium, or dark skin type for exposure level
1. Press the up or down key to select the empty channel.
2. Press the right key to select the edit sensor column.
3. When the column shows the “Add” option, click the conrm key to start the sensor search.
4. Select the matching channel number on the sensor, then power on or press the RESET button to
start the pairing.
5. Once devices are connected, the sensor icon, ID, and signal strength will show in the channel row.
1. Press the up or down key to select the connected sensor.
2. Press the right key to select the edit sensor column.
3. When the column shows the “Delete” option, click the conrm key to delete the sensor.
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SET CHANNEL ALERT
OTHER ALERT FUNCTIONS
Calibration for Indoor Parameter
Calibration for Outdoor Parameter
Checking Sensor Status
1. Press the up or down key to select the connected sensor.
2. Press the right key twice to select the sensor type icon.
3. Press the right key again to show the sensor connection status.
1. Press the right key to enter the indoor alert setting screen
2. Press / key to adjust the value or the on and o option.
3. Press the left or right key to select dierent setting value.
4. Press the up or down key to select dierent row of the setting.
5. When nished, press the left key to go back to alert screen or the HOME button to go back to
the home screen.
1. Press the right key to enter the outdoor alert setting screen
2. Press / key to adjust the value or the on and o option.
3. Press the left or right key to select dierent setting value.
4. Press the up or down key to select dierent row of the setting.
5. When nished, press the left key to go back to alert screen or the HOME button to go back to
the home screen.
1. Press the right key to enter the channel alert setting screen
2. Press / key to adjust the value or the on and o option.
3. Press the left or right key to select dierent setting value.
4. Press the up or down key to select dierent row of the setting.
5. When nished, press the left key to go back to alert screen or the HOME button to go back to the
home screen.
1. Press the right key to enter indoor calibration screen.
2. Press / key to adjust the value.
3. Press the left or right key to select dierent parameter.
4. Press the up or down key to select dierent row of the parameter.
5. When nished, press the right key to go back to the calibration screen or press the HOME
button to go to the home screen.
1. Press the right key to enter outdoor calibration screen.
2. Press / key to adjust the value.
3. Press the left or right key to select dierent parameter.
4. Press the up or down key to select dierent row of the parameter.
5. When nished, press the right key to go back to the calibration screen or press the HOME
button to go to the home screen.
ALERT SETTING
SET INDOOR ALERT CALIBRATION SETTING
SET OUTDOOR ALERT
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4.9.5.3 CHECK SENSOR STATUS
1. In this section, press / key to select the connected sensor.
2. Press key twice to select the sensor type icon
3. Press the key again to show the sensor connection status as below:
4.9.6 ALERT SETTING
In this section, press / key to select indoor, outdoor sensor, channels or other settings.
4.9.6.1 SET INDOOR ALERT
1. In the indoor row, press key to enter indoor
alert setting screen.
2. Press / to adjust the value or on / o alert.
3. Press / to select dierent setting value.
4. Press / to select dierent row of the setting.
5. Once nished, Press until back to the alert
screen or press [ home ] key for back to normal
screen.
Sub item Operation / Description
Reset all alert values 1. Press key to show the confirmation screen
2. Press / key to select Yes or No
3. Press key to confirm the action
Disable all alerts 1. Press key to show the confirmation screen
2. Press / key to select Yes or No
3. Press key to confirm the action
Alert Activated Press key to show the list of the activated alerts
Press the up /down key to select indoor, outdoor, channels, or other settings.
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OTHER SETTING DATA LOG SETTING
Calibration for Channel(s) Parameter
Calibration Parameter
1. Press the right key to enter channel calibration screen.
2. Press / key to adjust the value.
3. Press the left or right key to select dierent parameter.
4. Press the up or down key to select dierent row of the parameter.
5. When nished, press the right key to go back to the calibration screen or press the HOME
button to go to the home screen.
NOTE: Press the reset value key to reset the selected calibration value to default.
Sensor Parameter Type of
calibration
Default
value Setting range Typical calibration source
Indoor,
Outdoor or
channel(s)
Temperature Oset
Oset
Oset
Oset
Oset
0 ±68 °F Red spirit or mercury
thermometer
Humidity 0 ±20 % Sling psychrometer
Indoor
Absolute
pressure 0 ±560hPa (±16.54inHg
or ±420mmHg) Calibrated laboratory grade
barometer
Relative
pressure 0±560hPa (±16.54inHg
or ±420mmHg) Local airport
Outdoor
Wind speed Gain 1 x 0.5 ~1.5 Calibrated laboratory grade
wind meter
Wind
direction 0 ±10° GPS or Compass
Rain Gain 1 x 0.5 ~1.5 Sight glass rain gauge with
meter
UVI Gain 1 x 0.01 ~ 10.0 Calibrated laboratory grade
UV meter
Light
intensity Gain 1 x 0.01 ~ 10.0 Calibrated laboratory grade
solar radiation sensor
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Outdoor
Wind speed Gain 1 x 0.5 ~1.5 Calibrated laboratory grade
wind meter
Wind
direction
Oset 0±10° GPS or Compass
Rain Gain 1 x 0.5 ~1.5 Sight glass rain gauge with
meter
UVI Gain 1 x 0.01 ~ 10.0 Calibrated laboratory grade
UV meter
Light
intensity
Gain 1 x 0.01 ~ 10.0 Calibrated laboratory grade
solar radiation sensor
4.9.8 OTHER SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation / Description
a Set your region Press / key to select Europe, UK, US, Australia
bEnable Access Point Press key to start AP mode for WI-FI connection setup
c WI-FI status Show the current console WI-FI connection status
d Mac address Show the console Mac address
eSystem rmware version Show current system rmware version of the console
fWI-FI rmware version Show current WI-FI rmware version of the console
g Erase all data Press key to erase all the data in console
h Factory reset Press key to reset all the setting to default and clear all the data in
console
NOTE:
- Default unit display setting for dierent regions:
Unit display Europe UK US Australia
Date format D / M D / M M / D D / M
Time format 24 Hours AM / PM AM / PM AM / PM
Time zone +2 +0 -5(EST) +10
Hemisphere NORTH NORTH NORTH SOUTH
DST Auto Auto Auto O
Temperature C C F C
Pressure hPa hPa inHg hPa
Wind speed m/s m/s mph m/s
Rain mm mm in mm
Light intensity Klux Klux Klux Klux
If you are not locate in above region, please select the most suitable Region Setting and manually adjust
your settings.
Press the up /down key to select option.
NOTE: Sensors that are connected to the console may activate incorrectly during installation.
Select the “Erase All Data” option to restart the console and clear all erroneous data.
# Sub item Operation / Description
a Set your region Press / key to select Europe, UK, US, Australia
b Enable Access Point Press key to start AP mode for WI-FI connection setup
c WI-FI status Show the current console WI-FI connection status
d Mac address Show the console Mac address
eSystem firmware version Shows current system firmware version of the console
fWi-fi firmware version Shows current Wi-fi firmware version of the console
g Erase all data Press key to erase all the data in console
h Factory reset Press key to reset all the setting to default and clear all the data in console
Unit display Europe UK US Australia
Date format D / M D / M M / D D / M
Time format 24 Hours AM / PM AM / PM AM / PM
Time zone +2 +0 -5(EST) +10
Hemisphere NORTH NORTH NORTH SOUTH
DST Auto Auto Auto O
Temperature C C F C
Pressure hPa hPa inHg hPa
Wind speed m/s m/s mph m/s
Rain mm mm in mm
Light intensity Klux Klux Klux Klux
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- WI-FI connection setup is in SETUP WI-FI CONNECTION section.
4.9.8.1 ERASE ALL DATA
Prior to and during installation of the 7-in-1 sensor-array, the sensors were likely to be
triggered, resulting in erroneous measurements and data. User may clear out all these data
from the console when the nal installation is completed and start afresh.
4.9.9 DATA LOG SETTING
a
b
c
d
e
In this section, press / key to select the sub items.
# Sub item Operation / Description
a Data log Press / key to enable or disable the data log function
bRecord interval Press / key to select the record interval between 5, 10 or 30 minutes
c Clear data log Press key to enter clear data log screen
d Record start Show the record start date and time
e Data log remain Show the data log storage remain
5. DATA LOG FUNCTION
You can use the USB ash drive to record the weather data for further analysis.
5.1 TO START DATA RECORD
1. Format the USB ash drive to fat 32 with PC.
2. Plug the drive to the console USB port.
3. In "Data log" setting (section 4.9.9), select "enable" to start data record.
5.2 TO STOP DATA RECORD
1. In " Data log" setting (section 4.9.9), select "disable" to stop data record.
2. Un-plug the USB ash drive
5.3 DATA FORMAT AND OPERATION
When you view the USB ash drive, There may have several les listed which is base on .
The le name is: Data_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.csv
YYYYMMDD is the le creation date
HHMMSS is the le creation time
Each csv le can record 7 days data that start at Sunday 00:00, once the le complete it will generate
another csv le to record the data for next 7 days.
NOTE:
- To avoid the wrong time stamp of the data record, please set the console time and date correctly.
- The storage capacity is depend on the USB ash drive capacity
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Data log function
To Start Data Recording
To Stop Data Recording
You can use a USB ash drive to record the weather data for further analysis.
1. Format the USB ash drive to fat32 format with a PC.
2. Connect the ash drive to the console USB port.
3. In the “Data log” setting, select “enable” to start the data recording.
1. In the “Data log” setting, select “disable” to stop the data recording.
2. Unplug the USB ash drive.
The console can upload/download weather data to ProWeatherLive (PWL), Weather Underground (WU)
and/or Weathercloud (WC) through wi- router, follow the step below to set up your device.
CREATE YOUR PWL ACCOUNT
1. Visit the ProWeatherLive website at https://www.proweatherlive.net and click the “Create Your
Account”. Follow the instructions to create an account.
NOTE: Please use a valid email address to register your account.
2. Once your account is created, sign into it, and then click “Edit Devices” in the drop-down menu to
add a new device.
3. In "Edit Devices" page, click the "+Add" on the top right corner to create a new device, it will generate
the station ID and key instantly, jot down both and then click "FINISH" to create the station tab.
4. Click the " Edit " on the top right corner of the station tab.
5. Enter in the "Device name", "Device Mac address", "Elevation", "Latitude", "Longitude" and select your
time zone in the station tab, then click "Conrm" to save the setting.
6. On the “Setup” page, enter the Station ID and key assigned by ProWeatherLive that you received.
Press the up /down key to select option.
# Sub item Operation / Description
a Data log Press / key to enable or disable the data log function
b Record interval Press / key to select the record interval between 5, 10 or 30 minutes
c Clear data log Press key to enter clear data log screen
d Record start Show the record start date and time
e Data log remain Show the data log storage remain
CREATE PWL ACCOUNT & SET UP WI-FI® CONNECTION
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6. CREATE WEATHER SERVER ACCOUNT AND ADD YOUR STATION
The console can upload weather data to ProWeatherLive, WUnderground and / or Weathercloud through
WI-FI router, you can follow the step below to setup your device.
NOTE:
- The weather server website and APP are subjected to change without notice.
- Use the valid email address to register your weather server's account.
6.1 FOR PROWEATHERLIVE (PWL)
1. In https://proweatherlive.net click the "Create Your Account" button then follow the instructions to create
your account.
2. Log in the ProWeatherLive and then click the "Edit Devices" in the pull down menu.
Step 1
Step 2
3. In "Edit Devices" page, click the " +Add " on the top right corner to create a new device, it will generate
the station ID (WSID) and Key (WSPD) instantly, jot down both and then click " FINISH " to create the
station tab.
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6. CREATE WEATHER SERVER ACCOUNT AND ADD YOUR STATION
The console can upload weather data to ProWeatherLive, WUnderground and / or Weathercloud through
WI-FI router, you can follow the step below to setup your device.
NOTE:
- The weather server website and APP are subjected to change without notice.
- Use the valid email address to register your weather server's account.
6.1 FOR PROWEATHERLIVE (PWL)
1. In https://proweatherlive.net click the "Create Your Account" button then follow the instructions to create
your account.
2. Log in the ProWeatherLive and then click the "Edit Devices" in the pull down menu.
Step 1
Step 2
3. In "Edit Devices" page, click the " +Add " on the top right corner to create a new device, it will generate
the station ID (WSID) and Key (WSPD) instantly, jot down both and then click " FINISH " to create the
station tab.
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6. CREATE WEATHER SERVER ACCOUNT AND ADD YOUR STATION
The console can upload weather data to ProWeatherLive, WUnderground and / or Weathercloud through
WI-FI router, you can follow the step below to setup your device.
NOTE:
- The weather server website and APP are subjected to change without notice.
- Use the valid email address to register your weather server's account.
6.1 FOR PROWEATHERLIVE (PWL)
1. In https://proweatherlive.net click the "Create Your Account" button then follow the instructions to create
your account.
2. Log in the ProWeatherLive and then click the "Edit Devices" in the pull down menu.
Step 1
Step 2
3. In "Edit Devices" page, click the " +Add " on the top right corner to create a new device, it will generate
the station ID (WSID) and Key (WSPD) instantly, jot down both and then click " FINISH " to create the
station tab.
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4. Click the " Edit " on the top right corner of the station tab.
5. Key-in the "Devices name", Device's MAC address", "Elevation", "Latitude", "Longitude" and select your
time zone in the station tab.
NOTE:
The weather forecast of a geographical location is based on its Longitude and Latitude with resolution up
to 3 decimal places. Most online maps such as Google Map or Bing Map provide degrees of longitude and
latitude with 4 decimal places. Round o to 3 decimal places before you enter these data.
Enter a negative sign for Longitudes or Latitudes when it’s West or South respectively. For example,
74.341° West is “-74.341” ; 33.868° South is “-33.868”.
The device mac address can be nd on the backside of the
console or in the "SETUP" page that mention in section 7.2.
6. In the setup UI that mention in section 7.2, select the ProWeatherLive in rst row of the Weather server
setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by ProWeatherLive.
Station ID:
Weather server setup
Station key:
Station ID:
Station key:
Station ID:
URL:
Station key:
ProWeatherLive
PWL234567
112233
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4. Click the " Edit " on the top right corner of the station tab.
5. Key-in the "Devices name", Device's MAC address", "Elevation", "Latitude", "Longitude" and select your
time zone in the station tab.
NOTE:
The weather forecast of a geographical location is based on its Longitude and Latitude with resolution up
to 3 decimal places. Most online maps such as Google Map or Bing Map provide degrees of longitude and
latitude with 4 decimal places. Round o to 3 decimal places before you enter these data.
Enter a negative sign for Longitudes or Latitudes when it’s West or South respectively. For example,
74.341° West is “-74.341” ; 33.868° South is “-33.868”.
The device mac address can be nd on the backside of the
console or in the "SETUP" page that mention in section 7.2.
6. In the setup UI that mention in section 7.2, select the ProWeatherLive in rst row of the Weather server
setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by ProWeatherLive.
Station ID:
Weather server setup
Station key:
Station ID:
Station key:
Station ID:
URL:
Station key:
ProWeatherLive
PWL234567
112233
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4. Click the " Edit " on the top right corner of the station tab.
5. Key-in the "Devices name", Device's MAC address", "Elevation", "Latitude", "Longitude" and select your
time zone in the station tab.
NOTE:
The weather forecast of a geographical location is based on its Longitude and Latitude with resolution up
to 3 decimal places. Most online maps such as Google Map or Bing Map provide degrees of longitude and
latitude with 4 decimal places. Round o to 3 decimal places before you enter these data.
Enter a negative sign for Longitudes or Latitudes when it’s West or South respectively. For example,
74.341° West is “-74.341” ; 33.868° South is “-33.868”.
The device mac address can be nd on the backside of the
console or in the "SETUP" page that mention in section 7.2.
6. In the setup UI that mention in section 7.2, select the ProWeatherLive in rst row of the Weather server
setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by ProWeatherLive.
Station ID:
Weather server setup
Station key:
Station ID:
Station key:
Station ID:
URL:
Station key:
ProWeatherLive
PWL234567
112233
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4. Click the " Edit " on the top right corner of the station tab.
5. Key-in the "Devices name", Device's MAC address", "Elevation", "Latitude", "Longitude" and select your
time zone in the station tab.
NOTE:
The weather forecast of a geographical location is based on its Longitude and Latitude with resolution up
to 3 decimal places. Most online maps such as Google Map or Bing Map provide degrees of longitude and
latitude with 4 decimal places. Round o to 3 decimal places before you enter these data.
Enter a negative sign for Longitudes or Latitudes when it’s West or South respectively. For example,
74.341° West is “-74.341” ; 33.868° South is “-33.868”.
The device mac address can be nd on the backside of the
console or in the "SETUP" page that mention in section 7.2.
6. In the setup UI that mention in section 7.2, select the ProWeatherLive in rst row of the Weather server
setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by ProWeatherLive.
Station ID:
Weather server setup
Station key:
Station ID:
Station key:
Station ID:
URL:
Station key:
ProWeatherLive
PWL234567
112233
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1. Visit the Weather Underground website at https://www.wunderground.com and click the “Join” on
the top right corner to open the registration page. Follow the instructions to create an account.
NOTE: Please use a valid email address to register your account.
2. Click the “My Prole” button on the top to open the drop-down menu and click “My Weather Station”.
3. On the “My Weather Station” page, press the “Add New Device” button to add your device.
4. In the “Select a Device Type” section, choose “Other” from the list, then press “Next”.
5. In the “Set Device Name & Location” section, select your location on the map, then press “Next”.
6. Enter your weather station information in the “Tell Us More About Your Device” section. Then, click
the “Next” button.
7. Memorize your Station ID and key for future setup.
8. Select the Weather underground in rst or second row of the Weather server setup section then enter
in your Station ID and key that was assigned by Weather underground.
CREATE YOUR WEATHER UNDERGROUND ACCOUNT
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6.2 FOR WEATHER UNDERGROUND (WU)
1. In https://www.wunderground.com click the "Join" on the top right corner to open the registration page.
Follow the instructions to create your account.
2. Once you have created your account and completed the Email validation, please go back to the
WUndergound web page to login. Then, click “My Prole” button on the top to open the drop-down
menu and click "My Weather Station".
3. In "My Weather Station" page bottom, press the "Add New Device" button to add your device.
4. In step “Select a Device Type”, choose “Other” in the list, then press “Next”.
5. In step “Set Device Name & Location”, select your location on the map, then press "Next".
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6.2 FOR WEATHER UNDERGROUND (WU)
1. In https://www.wunderground.com click the "Join" on the top right corner to open the registration page.
Follow the instructions to create your account.
2. Once you have created your account and completed the Email validation, please go back to the
WUndergound web page to login. Then, click “My Prole” button on the top to open the drop-down
menu and click "My Weather Station".
3. In "My Weather Station" page bottom, press the "Add New Device" button to add your device.
4. In step “Select a Device Type”, choose “Other” in the list, then press “Next”.
5. In step “Set Device Name & Location”, select your location on the map, then press "Next".
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6.2 FOR WEATHER UNDERGROUND (WU)
1. In https://www.wunderground.com click the "Join" on the top right corner to open the registration page.
Follow the instructions to create your account.
2. Once you have created your account and completed the Email validation, please go back to the
WUndergound web page to login. Then, click “My Prole” button on the top to open the drop-down
menu and click "My Weather Station".
3. In "My Weather Station" page bottom, press the "Add New Device" button to add your device.
4. In step “Select a Device Type”, choose “Other” in the list, then press “Next”.
5. In step “Set Device Name & Location”, select your location on the map, then press "Next".
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6.2 FOR WEATHER UNDERGROUND (WU)
1. In https://www.wunderground.com click the "Join" on the top right corner to open the registration page.
Follow the instructions to create your account.
2. Once you have created your account and completed the Email validation, please go back to the
WUndergound web page to login. Then, click “My Prole” button on the top to open the drop-down
menu and click "My Weather Station".
3. In "My Weather Station" page bottom, press the "Add New Device" button to add your device.
4. In step “Select a Device Type”, choose “Other” in the list, then press “Next”.
5. In step “Set Device Name & Location”, select your location on the map, then press "Next".
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6. Follow their instruction to enter your station information, in the Step "Tell Us More About Your Device",
(1) enter a Name for your weather station. (2) ll in the other information (3) select "I Accept" to accept
Weather underground's privacy terms, (4) click “Next” to create your station ID and key.
(2)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1)
7. Jot down Your "Station ID" and "Station key" for the further setup step.
8. In the setup UI that mention in section 5.2, select the Weather underground in rst or second row of the
Weather server setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by Weather underground.
6.3 FOR WEATHERCLOUD (WC)
1. In https://weathercloud.net enter your information in "Join us today" section, then follow the
instructions to create your account.
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6. Follow their instruction to enter your station information, in the Step "Tell Us More About Your Device",
(1) enter a Name for your weather station. (2) ll in the other information (3) select "I Accept" to accept
Weather underground's privacy terms, (4) click “Next” to create your station ID and key.
(2)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1)
7. Jot down Your "Station ID" and "Station key" for the further setup step.
8. In the setup UI that mention in section 5.2, select the Weather underground in rst or second row of the
Weather server setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by Weather underground.
6.3 FOR WEATHERCLOUD (WC)
1. In https://weathercloud.net enter your information in "Join us today" section, then follow the
instructions to create your account.
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2. Sign into Weathercloud and then go to the “Devices” page. After, click “+ New” to add new device.
3. Enter all the information in the “Create new device” page. Once you ll in all the information, click
“Create”.
SETTING UP WI-FI® CONNECTION
When you rst power up the console, the console LCD display will show the “AP” ashing and the
icon to signify that it has entered Access Point (AP) mode.
1. To activate AP mode, press the SETTING button to open the setting menu.
2. Press the up or down key to enter the other setting section.
3. Press the right key to enter sub menu.
4. Press the up or down key to select Enable Access Point, then press the conrm key to start
the AP mode.
Use your smartphone, tablet, or computer to connect to the console via Wi-Fi® by following these steps:
1. On PC, open your Wi-Fi® network settings. On Android™ or iOS devices, go to settings menu and
then select Connections/WI-FI to open the network settings.
2. Locate the display console’s SSID from the list. It should appear as PWS-XXXXXX (where all the X’s
are integers) in the list. Tap on the SSID to connect. This step will take several seconds.
3. Once you are connected to the display console, open your internet or mobile web browser, and enter
the following address into the address bar: http://192.168.1.1 (make sure to include the http:// or
else the web browser may interpret the address as a search query). We recommend using the latest
version of reputable web browsers.
5. Select the Weather underground in rst or second row of the Weather server setup section then enter
in your Station ID and key that was assigned by Weather underground.
4. Memorize your Station ID and key for future setup.
CREATE YOUR WEATHERCLOUD ACCOUNT
1. Visit the Weather Underground website at https://www.wunderground.com and click the “Join” on
the top right corner to open the registration page. Follow the instructions to create an account.
NOTE: Please use a valid email address to register your account.
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6. Follow their instruction to enter your station information, in the Step "Tell Us More About Your Device",
(1) enter a Name for your weather station. (2) ll in the other information (3) select "I Accept" to accept
Weather underground's privacy terms, (4) click “Next” to create your station ID and key.
(2)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1)
7. Jot down Your "Station ID" and "Station key" for the further setup step.
8. In the setup UI that mention in section 5.2, select the Weather underground in rst or second row of the
Weather server setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by Weather underground.
6.3 FOR WEATHERCLOUD (WC)
1. In https://weathercloud.net enter your information in "Join us today" section, then follow the
instructions to create your account.
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2. Sign in weathercloud and then you will go the "Devices" page, click "+ New" to create new device.
3. Enter all the information in Create new device page, for the Model* selection box select the "W100
Series" under "CCL" section. For the Link type* selection box select the "SETTINGS", Once you have
completed, click Create.
4. Jot down your ID and key for the further setup step.
5. In the setup UI that mention in section 5.2, select the weathercloud in rst or second row of the Weather
server setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by weathercloud.
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2. Sign in weathercloud and then you will go the "Devices" page, click "+ New" to create new device.
3. Enter all the information in Create new device page, for the Model* selection box select the "W100
Series" under "CCL" section. For the Link type* selection box select the "SETTINGS", Once you have
completed, click Create.
4. Jot down your ID and key for the further setup step.
5. In the setup UI that mention in section 5.2, select the weathercloud in rst or second row of the Weather
server setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by weathercloud.
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2. Sign in weathercloud and then you will go the "Devices" page, click "+ New" to create new device.
3. Enter all the information in Create new device page, for the Model* selection box select the "W100
Series" under "CCL" section. For the Link type* selection box select the "SETTINGS", Once you have
completed, click Create.
4. Jot down your ID and key for the further setup step.
5. In the setup UI that mention in section 5.2, select the weathercloud in rst or second row of the Weather
server setup section then key-in the Station ID and key that assigned by weathercloud.
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7. CONNECT DISPLAY CONSOLE TO WI-FI
7.1 CONSOLE IN ACCESS POINT MODE
When you power up the console for the rst time, the console LCD will show ashing "AP"
and " " icon to signify that it has entered AP (Access Point) mode, and is ready for WI-FI
settings. User can also manually set the console into AP mode.
1. To activate AP mode, press key to enter the
MENU SETTING SCREEN. (SECTION 4.9.8)
2. Press / key to enter OTHER SETTING
SECTION
3. Press key to enter the sub menu
4. Press / key to select ENABLE ACCESS
POINT (AP mode), then press key to start the
AP mode
7.2 CONNECT TO THE CONSOLE
1. Use PC/Mac, smart phone or tablet to connect with the console through WI-FI network setting.
2. In PC/Mac WI-FI network settings, or In Android / iOS smart phones setting connect WI-FI to the
console’s PWS WI-FI network as shown in gures below (console WI-FI network name will always
begin with PWS -) :
PWS-000710
PWS-000710
E.g. PC WI-FI network interface E.g. Android smart phone WI-FI network interface
3. Once connected, enter the following IP address into your Internet browser’s address bar, to access the
console’s SETUP web interface:
http://192.168.1.1
NOTE :
- Some browsers will treat 192.168.1.1 as a search, so make sure you include header http://.
- If you cannot enter the console 's web interface, please turn o the mobile data / network in you smart
phone and try again.
- Recommended browsers include the latest version of Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox or Opera.
- WI-FI network interface of PC/Mac or smart phone may subject to change.
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