La Crosse Technology WA-1440U owner manual Gateway Installation, Online Resources

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Version 1.1 - 11/25/2008

Gateway Installation

The Gateway should be installed indoors in an easy-to-reach location. Registration requires that you press the gray button on the Gateway. It can be mounted securely to the wall with the included mounting plate and drywall anchors.

If you require a longer LAN cable to mount the Gateway in a desired location, any standard

Category 5 network cable will work, but a crossover cable may not work. Crossover cables designed to connect two computers without networking hardware may not work with your Gateway.

NOTE: Network cables usually have length limitations. The same length limitations will apply that apply to computers on your home network.

The Gateway sends weather forecasts to your Wireless Display over a maximum 330 ft. range. Walls and other obstructions between the Gateway and Wireless Display will affect the range. The Wireless Signal Icon will indicate the signal strength to let you know if your Gateway and Wireless Display are within range.

Online Resources

These links can help to enrich your Weather Direct® experience:

•Help – www.weatherdirect.com/help

•FREE Membership Included to the Weather Club, at www.theweatherclub.com featuring:

ƒOnline weather forecasts by Meteorologist Paul Douglas

ƒRadar maps

ƒVideo and photo uploads

ƒAnd Much more!

•For a list of places to choose from as forecast locations - www.weatherdirect.com/places

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Contents WA-1440U Day Talking Weather Forecaster Table of Contents When ADD 4 Locations Expansion Option is Active Congratulations Quality ForecastsWeather Direct is Green Included in the Box MHz Wireless Sensor TechnologyWhat You Need to Get Started Alkaline batteries for the Wireless DisplayHardware Installation Set Up your WA-1440UWireless Outdoor Sensor Installation Options To Surface Mount the Outdoor SensorTo Wall Mount the Outdoor Sensor Online Resources Gateway InstallationTime Setting on Wireless Display FeaturesEdit Device Settings Online Wireless Outdoor SensorPage Version 1.1 11/25/2008 Wireless Display Operation Version 1.1 11/25/2008 SECTION+ Mode KeySnooze Key Alarm KeyChange the Volume of Audio Playback Volume + KeyChange a Setting While Using the SET Modes Listen to a Severe Weather AlertC Keys Custom Audio Feeds Forecast KeyHear the Talking Weather Forecast Set a Custom Greeting to Hear Before the ForecastChanging Settings on Your Wireless Display When ADD 4 Locations Expansion Option is ActiveSET Key Hear the Audio Feed Assigned to the A, B or C KeyFour SET modes are Set Mode 1 Set LCD Contrast Free Trial of Expansion Options for 14 Days To Perform the Factory ResetFour Additional Forecast Locations Severe Weather AlertsWatches Types of Severe Weather AlertsForecast Icons Explained Battery Low Icons Care and MaintenanceBattery Replacement Troubleshooting SpecificationsPower Requirements Liability Disclaimer FCC Statements Warranty Information Version 1.1 11/25/2008
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