User manual IROX SENSOR

[. . . ] WhenlinkedtoacomputerusingtheUSBcable(incl. )andsoftware(freedownloadfrom internet), an unlimited number of weather records can be displayed and saved onto the computer. Remote Weather Sensors The remote weather sensors include a thermo-hygrometer, anemometer (solar cell wind sensor)andrainsensor. Alldatacollectedbythesensorsistransmittedtothemainconsole unitbywirelessRF. Theweatherstationsupportsamaximumof5thermo-hygrometers, allowing5channelsoftemperature/humiditydisplay. Features WeatherForecast -Sunny, PartlyCloudy, Cloudy, SlightRain, HeavyRain, SnowandUnstableWeather conditions Pressure -Currentorhistoricalpressure(mBar/hPa, mmHgorinHg) -Altitudeorsealevelpressureadjustmentforatmosphericpressurecompensation -Pressuretrendindication -Sea-levelpressurehistoryforthelast24days -Sea-levelpressurehistorybarchart Moon phase -12stepsofmoonsymbols -Scansmoonphaseforyear2000to2099 -Moonphasehistoryforthelastorfuture39days Radio Controlled Clock -TimeanddatesynchronizedbyradiosignalDCF77toatomicclockprecision(timeand datealsomanuallyadjustable) Clock and Calendar (12hr/ 24 hr) (month/day or day/month) -Differentcombinationsofclockandcalendardisplays -6languagesfordayofweek(English/German/French/Italian/Spanish/Dutch) Alarms -Single alarm:activatedonceatspecifiedtime -Weekday alarm:activatedeverydayfromMondaytoFridayatspecifiedtime - re-alarm:activatedaheadofsingleorweekdayalarmifchannel1temperaturefallingto P +2ºCorbelow. (Fixed30minutes) -Programmablesnoozefunction(1-15minutes) Sunrise time and sunset time -Calculatessunrise/settimeswithgeographicalinformationprovidedbyuser(DST, zone timeoffset, latitude, longitude) -over133presetcitiescanbeselectedforautomaticgeographicalinformationinput. Remote temperate and relative humidity, with trend indication -Indoorandoutdoortemperatureandrelativehumiditydisplay(ºCorºF) -Temperatureandrelativehumiditytrendindication -Dewpointdisplay -MaxandMinmemoryfortemperatureandrelativehumidity Comfort level indicator -Analyzescurrentenvironmentalconditions(Comfort, WetandDry) Rainfall measurement -Recordsrainfallamountforthelasthour, last24hours, lastday, lastweekandlast month(inchormm). -Dailyrainfallalertifrainfallforthecurrentdayexceedpre-specifiedamount. [. . . ] 3. Theweatherforecastissolelycalculatedonthebasisofbarometricairpressurechanges. 4. Theprobabilityofacorrectweatherforecastisapproximately70%andisvalidforan areaofapprox. 20-30kmaroundthelocationoftheweatherstation. 5. Theforecast"Sunny"meansatnight"cloudlessweather". Fogisnotindicatedbythe weatherstationasthiscanoccurwithdifferentweatherconditions. 6. Ifyoutravelwiththeweatherstation, areliableweatherforecastwillbecome impossibleduetochangesinaltitudeandlocation. You'llhavetowaitupto24hoursso thattheweatherstationcancalculateanewforecastbasedontheconditionsatthenew location. Understanding the Moon Phase Diagram FULL LAST NEW FIRST Clock and Alarm Mode Themainconsoleunitcanbeconfiguredtodisplaythetime, calendarorUTCtime. There arethreetimealarmsavailableontheconsoleunit: Single alarm:activatedonceatspecifiedtime Weekday alarm:activatedeverydayfromMondaytoFridayatspecifiedtime Pre-alarm:activatedatspecifiedtimeinterval(Fixed30min)aheadofweekdayalarm, if channel1temperaturefallingto+2ºCorbelow. Accessing Clock and Alarm Mode Fromthemainconsoleunit:PressUPorDOWNuntiltheclockiconbesidethe time/datedisplaystartsflashing. Fromtheremotecontrol:Press. Setting up the Time, Date and Language 1. InClockandAlarmMode, pressandholdSETtoenterclockandcalendarsetup. SetLanguage: PressUPorDOWNtoselectlanguagefordayofweek:English, German, French, Italian, SpanishorDutch PressSETtoconfirmyourselection. 3. SelectCityCode: PressUPorDOWNtoselectcitycodeforyourlocalarea. RefertoP. 31foralistof availablecodes. 4. (ifUSRwaschosenforcitycode)SetMinuteforLatitude: Youwillbeaskedtoenteryourlatitudeinminutes(º). PressSETtoconfirmyourselection. Repeataboveproceduretosetsecondsfor latitude, minutesforlongitudeandsecondsforlongitude. SetCityInfo: PressUP orDOWNtoselectcitycodeforyourlocalarea. RefertoP. 31foralistof availablecodes. Thecorrespondinglongitudeandlatitudewillbeshownalongwiththecity. Shouldyouwishtoinputyourowngeographicalcoordinates, choose"USR"asthecitycode PressSETtoconfirmyourselection. 3. If"USR"waschosen, youwillbeaskedtoinputyourgeographicalcoordinates. SetDegreeofLatitude: PressUP orDOWNtoadjustvalue. Pressandholdeitherbuttonforfastadvance. 4. Repeataboveproceduretosetminuteoflatitude, degreeoflongitude, minuteof longitude, timezoneofthecity, andDSTselection. Note:PressandholdSETanytimeduringthesetuptoreturntonormalClockandAlarm Mode. Allsettingsmadewillbediscarded. Viewing the Location Data InSunrise/SunsetMode, eachpressofSETrotatesdisplaybetween: -Timeandsunrise/sunsetTimes -Calendarandsunrise/sunsetTimes -Calendarandlongitude/latitude Viewing Sunrise/Sunset Times for Different Dates 1. InSunrise/SunsetMode, pressMEMorMEMORY. Thecorrespondingsunriseandsunsettimeswillbedisplayedfortheselecteddate. Understanding the Sunrise/Sunset Display Thesunrisetimebeingdisplayeddiffersduringthemorningandtheafternoon/night. Atcertainlocations(especiallythoseathighlatitudes), sunriseandsunseteventsmaynot occurwithina24hourtimeframe. Display FULL ---- Sunset status Sunriseat previousdaylater Nosunrisefor thewholeday Display FULL ----- Sunset status Sunsetat nextdayor Nosunsetforthe wholeday Temperature and Humidity Mode Theweatherstationsupportsupto5remotethermo-hygrosensors, eachsensorcorrespondingtoaseparatechannelforthetemperatureandrelativehumiditydisplay. The temperaturemaybeshownindegreesCelsiusºCordegreesFahrenheitºF. Thetrend (rising, steadyorfalling)ofallvaluesisalsoindicatedonthedisplay. [. . . ] Cleaning Themainconsoleunitandoutercasingsfortheremotesensorscanbecleanedwitha dampcloth. Smallpartscanbecleanedwithacottontiporpipe-cleaner. Neveruseanyabrasivecleaningagentsandsolvents. Donotimmerseanyunitswith electronicpartsinwaterorunderrunningwater. Anemometer - Checkthatthewindvaneandwindcupscanspinfreelyandarefreefromdirt, debrisor spiderwebs. Rain Sensor Likeallraingauges, therainsensorispronetoblockagesduetoitsfunnelshape. [. . . ]