Emerson CKW2000 Receiving Noaa Hazard Alert Messages, Receiving/Storing Overlapping Alerts

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Receiving NOAA Hazard Alert Messages

When the NWR transmitter covering your area sends out an alert message that applies to your county, your CKW2000 will react as follows:

•One of the 3 indicators on the front panel will turn on depending on whether the message is considered a “WARNING”, a “WATCH”, or a “STATEMENT” (Advisory).

•Depending on the Siren Alert Mode that you selected, the siren will sound for 5 minutes, or the siren will sound for 8 seconds and then you will hear the actual alert announcement from the NWR transmitter for approximately 5 minutes.

You can stop the siren sooner by pressing the ALERT OFF/ALM 2 or POWER button. To stop the announcement you must press the WEATHER/HAZARD button.

• The actual message text will scroll across the top line of the LCD display. The second line of the display will show the ending time of the current alert.

The message will continue to scroll across the display until the alert is over, or until you cancel the message by pressing the ALERT OFF/ALM 2 or POWER button.

Receiving/Storing Overlapping Alerts

In certain instances you may receive a new alert message while the first message is still in effect. The CKW2000 can store up to 15 different alert messages with overlapping effective times. When the new message is received it immediately appears on the display and the previous message is stored in the memory.

To review the last 15 alert messages stored in the memory, make sure the radio is ‘Off’and then press the Navigation button to scroll through the last 15 received messages. If any of the stored messages has already expired, the word “EXPIRATION” appears in the display below the scrolling message text.

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Contents CKW2000 Important Safety Instructions CKW2000041207.p65 12/4/2007 IM Portant Notes Unpacking and Set Up Protect Your FurnitureInstalling The Back-Up Batteries Important Battery Precautions Replacing The Back-Up BatteriesInstalling The AC Adapter Important Locatio N of Contro LS and I Ndicators Front Panel Top PanelWEATHER/HAZARD Button Operating Instructions Menu Button Select ButtonLCD Panel Brightness Control SNOOZE/DIMMER Button LCD Panel Backlighting Normal Mode / Continuous ModeLCD Panel Viewing Angle Important Setting The Time SUNDAY, 01 JAN 2006Setting The Date Setting The Alarm Times Setting The Alarm 1 Wake Up TimeSetting The Alarm 2 Wake Up Time Selecting The Alarm Mode Radio, Buzzer, or Off Snooze Operation Listening To The Radio Automatic TuningManual Tuning Antenna Information Presetting Stations In the Tuner Memory Example FM 88.3 MHZRecalling Preset Memory Stations Changing Preset Station MemoriesSleep To Music Timer Instant Weather Band Reception Channel # FrequencyTo set up the radio to receive your local weather station CKW2000041207.p65 12/4/2007 NWR All Hazards Emergency Messages Specific Area Message Encoding S.A.M.EProgramming Your County Code In the CKW2000 By telephone at 1-888-NWR-SAMECounty Code Multiple Other Settings and Adjustments Select Alert Mode Siren or Siren/Voice Defeat Siren Mode CKW2000041207.p65 12/4/2007 Select Siren Volume Backlight Operation Normal / Continuous Add New Alert Siren TestReceiving Noaa Hazard Alert Messages Receiving/Storing Overlapping AlertsTest Alert Signals Additional InformationCare and Maintenance Care Of CabinetAU898M CKW2000-041207-02

CKW2000 specifications

The Emerson CKW2000 is an advanced data logger and controller designed for a variety of industrial applications. Known for its robustness and reliability, the CKW2000 is engineered to monitor and control environmental conditions in real-time, ensuring optimal performance and compliance in critical settings such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and HVAC systems.

One of the key features of the Emerson CKW2000 is its multifunctionality. It integrates data logging, monitoring, and control capabilities into a single device, simplifying the infrastructure of data management while improving operational efficiency. The device supports various input types, including temperature, humidity, and pressure, allowing it to adapt to diverse monitoring needs.

The CKW2000 boasts advanced connectivity options. It supports both wired and wireless communication protocols, enabling seamless integration with existing systems, and facilitating real-time data access from anywhere. Its compatibility with popular industrial communication standards, such as Modbus and Ethernet/IP, allows for easy interfacing with other equipment and software, making it a versatile choice for organizations looking to enhance their data acquisition systems.

Another remarkable characteristic of the CKW2000 is its user-friendly interface. The device features a large graphical display that provides clear visibility of all vital data at a glance. The navigational layout is designed to simplify operation, allowing users to effortlessly access various settings and alerts. Additionally, it comes equipped with customizable alarm thresholds, ensuring that users are promptly notified of any deviations from predefined conditions, thereby protecting sensitive products and processes.

The Emerson CKW2000 also prioritizes data security. It includes built-in features that safeguard against unauthorized access, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected. Furthermore, the device has data integrity measures in place, preserving the accuracy and reliability of the collected data over time.

In conclusion, the Emerson CKW2000 is a powerful data logger and controller designed to meet the demands of modern industrial applications. With its multifunctionality, advanced connectivity options, user-friendly interface, and robust security measures, the CKW2000 enables organizations to monitor and control critical environmental factors with precision and confidence. Its adaptability and reliability make it an essential tool for industries that require stringent compliance and operational efficiency.
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