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?WeatherLink says “No new data to download” but I know there’s data there. What can I do?

Weather Envoy is smart enough to send only data it hasn’t already sent to the computer. So, when you initiate a new download, the program will retrieve the first record after the last record shown in the WeatherLink’s Browse Window. Older data is stored in the logger as a backup. To see how many of these backup records are stored in the logger, create a new station and download the data into this new database. Because there are no records stored in the station you just created, WeatherLink will download every- thing it has stored.

Next, try clearing the archive memory using the clear dialog box. You will lose any data not already downloaded in your archive memory, but all of your calibration numbers and alarm settings will remain intact. If this doesn’t work, reboot your weather station by removing all power including batteries, then restoring power.

?After successfully downloading, recent or new data does not appear to be in my database. Where is it?

Check to see if the time and date on your station are incorrect. (This can happen if you have a power outage and your battery is dead.) If so, the data was written into the wrong month, day, and/or time. Reset the time and date.

It is also possible, if you have multiple stations, that you downloaded data into the wrong station’s database. Make sure you’ve opened the correct sta- tion before downloading.

?When viewing data, dashes appear in place of a value for functions other than wind direction. Why?

If no data was recorded by a sensor (for example, the sensor was discon- nected or radio interference blocked reception) or if bad data was recorded for a sensor (for example, the sensor was malfunctioning), the software dashes out the entry rather than showing invalid data. You can use the record editor to correct these entries.

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If you have questions about the Envoy, or encounter problems installing or operating the Envoy, please contact Davis Technical Support.

(510)732-7814– Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Pacific Time.

(510)670-0589– Technical Support Fax. support@davisnet.com – E-mail to Technical Support. info@davisnet.com – General e-mail.

www.davisnet.com – Copies of User Manuals are available on the “Sup- port” page. Watch for FAQs and other updates. Subscribe to the e-newslet- ter.

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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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