DAVIS Vantage Pro2 manual Mount Your Weather Envoy, Optional Connecting AC Power

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Mount Your Weather Envoy

Optional: Connecting AC Power

The operating battery power for a cabled Weather Envoy is approximately 10 days. For a wireless Weather Envoy, the battery power is approximately 5 months. The Weather Envoy is supplied with an option AC power adapter that can be installed as an optional power source.

Note:

If installing the optional AC power supply, make sure the WeatherLink Data Logger is

 

already installed and that the backup batteries are installed

1.Locate the power adapter jack on the end of the Envoy case. It’s next to the data logger output cable.

Envoy

Data Logger

To

AC PowerComputer

Adapter

 

From Integrated

 

Sensor Suite

Power

(cabled models only)

Jack

 

2. Insert the power adapter plug into the power jack.

Optional: Connecting a Cabled Envoy to the Integrated Sen- sor Suite (ISS)

Refer to the figure shown above “Connecting AC Power”.

1. Insert the modular plug into the ISS jack on the Envoy case.

Note:

You won’t be able to test the connection between the Envoy and the ISS until you

 

have finished installing the WeatherLink software.

 

 

Mount Your Weather Envoy

You can place your Envoy on your desktop, install it on a wall near your com- puter, or install it with the optional Multi-Purpose Shelter (7728). Here are some guidelines for placing your Weather Envoy.

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Contents Vantage Pro2 Weather Envoy Manual Weather Envoy for Vantage Pro2 Manual Required for Operation ContentsLocal Connection Windows Computer Requirements Hardware InstallationInstall the Data Logger Preparing the EnvoyInstall the Data Logger Install the Batteries Mount Your Weather Envoy Optional Connecting AC PowerWall Mounting the Envoy Envoy LocationLocal Computer Installation USB Connection Installing with a Local ComputerSerial Port Connection Tional installation instructions Remote Computer InstallationRemote Modem Connection Notes Installing with a Remote ComputerRemote Modem Connection Hardware Requirements Windows Computer Using USB Connection Installing the SoftwareWindows Computer Using a Serial Port Connection About the Walkthrough Running the SoftwareMacintosh Computer Adding a StationSet Alarms Communication Port SettingsAlarms Auto Download Three special alarmsRunning the Software Weather Data Measured & Calculated Apparent Temperatures TemperatureWind Dew-Point HumidityRain Solar Radiation Barometric PressureSkin Phototype Skin color Tanning & Sunburn history UV Ultra Violet RadiationSkin Skin Color History of Tanning & Sunburning Type III EvapoTranspiration ETTime GeneralLeaf Wetness Soil MoistureSensor Inputs Communications Wireless Models OnlyTroubleshooting Guide Restoring power with the data logger still attached Communications ProblemsClick Loopback Finding the Correct Serial PortModem Initialization String Program ProblemsContacting Davis Technical Support

Vantage Pro2 specifications

The DAVIS Vantage Pro2 is an advanced weather station designed for both amateur enthusiasts and professional meteorologists. This comprehensive weather monitoring solution offers a plethora of features that provide real-time data for a variety of atmospheric conditions. The Vantage Pro2 is equipped with a suite of sensors that measure temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, rainfall, wind speed, and wind direction.

One of the standout characteristics of the Vantage Pro2 is its ability to offer accurate readings over a wide range of environmental conditions. The integrated radiometer ensures precise solar radiation and UV readings, making it an excellent tool for agricultural professionals and outdoor event planners. The station’s robust design includes an outdoor sensor suite that is both waterproof and built to withstand harsh weather, making it suitable for use in diverse climates.

Key technologies incorporated into the Vantage Pro2 include wireless transmission capabilities, allowing data to be sent to a console or computer without the need for cumbersome cables. The transmission distance can extend up to 1,000 feet (300 meters) under optimal conditions, ensuring flexibility in sensor placement. The console features user-friendly software that enables real-time graphing as well as historical data tracking, making it easy for users to analyze trends over time.

The Vantage Pro2 also supports optional features like the WeatherLink data logger, which provides additional storage and the ability to share data online or directly to mobile devices. This connectivity allows users to monitor weather patterns from anywhere, making it an invaluable tool for those who rely on up-to-date weather information for decision-making.

Ease of installation is another advantage of the Vantage Pro2. The setup process is straightforward, enabling users to begin monitoring their weather conditions quickly. The sensors are designed to be low maintenance, with battery-powered options lasting up to two years, reducing the hassle of frequent replacements.

In summary, the DAVIS Vantage Pro2 is a comprehensive weather station that leverages advanced technology to provide accurate, real-time data. Its robust features, wireless capabilities, and user-friendly interface make it an indispensable tool for anyone who needs reliable weather monitoring, from hobbyists to professionals in various fields. With its durability and versatility, the Vantage Pro2 stands out as a leader in personal weather stations.
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