Davis Instruments Vantage Pro2 manual Selecting Units of Measure, Selecting Weather Variables

Selecting Units of Measure

while most variables share their location with one or more variables. You can select any variable not currently on the screen to display it.

	Selecting Weather Variables
	Select a weather variable to display it’s data on the screen if it isn’t already
	visible or to graph the data available for that variable.
	Weather variables are selected via the console command keys:
	• If the variable is printed on a key, just press the key to select the vari-
	able.
	• If the variable is printed on the console housing, first press and	2ND
	release 2ND, then quickly press the key below the variable to
	select it.
Note:	After pressing 2ND, the 2ND icon displays on the screen for three seconds. Com-
	mand key secondary functions are enabled during this time. The keys return to nor-
	mal operation after the icon disappears.

•Press a variable and GRAPH to graph the variable in the Current Weather Mode screen. The console places a graph icon on the screen next to the selected variable or value you want to view to indicate the currently selected variable.

•You can also select any variable currently displayed on the LCD screen using the navigation keys. Push up (+) to move up the screen. Press down (-)to move down the screen. Push left (<) to move left and push right (>) to move right.

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				TEMP OUT				TEMP IN
	N					F			F
WIND
NW	NE
		WIND		N				pm
			NW		NE
W		E
						TEMP OUT	HUM OUT	BAROMETER
						F
		W			E				hPa
	MPH			MPH		TEMP IN	HUM IN
			SW		SE
						F			F
				S
SW	SE				hr				HEAT INDEX
		Last	24 hrs	Every 1
	S					DAILY RAIN		RAIN	YEAR
							in		in
		Vertical Scale:			X10		STATION NO.1

Selecting Units of Measure

Most weather variables may be displayed in at least two different measure- ment units, including US and Metric systems, although some variables fea- ture more possibilities. Barometric pressure, for example, may be displayed in millibars, millimeters, inches, or hectoPascals. Note that you can set each variable’s units independently, and at any time, as you like.

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