Solar Radiation, Lamps | Davis Instruments 6152C instruction

LAMPS

2ND

Selecting Units of Measure

									SUN
WIND		N					pm		W/m2
	NW		NE				pm
	NW		NE	YEAR GRAPH
				TEMP OUT		HUM OUT	BAROMETER
W				E	F			hPa
W				E				hPa
		MPH		TEMP IN		HUM IN
	SW		SE	TEMP IN		HUM IN
	SW		SE		F			F	ET
		S			F			F
		S						HEAT INDEX
Last	24 hrs	Every 1	hr					HEAT INDEX	YEAR
									YEAR
				DAILY RAIN			RAIN	YEAR
					in			in	mm
					in			in
Vertical Scale:				X10	STATION NO.1
		ET					ET		MO
									MO
					mm				mm

Solar Radiation, Current ET, ET Month & ET Year

Solar Radiation

Press and release 2ND then press SOLAR to display the current solar radiation reading. Solar radiation is displayed as Watts per square meter (W/m2).

Current Evapotranspiration (ET)

Press and release 2ND then press ET to display the current evapo- transpiration reading.

SOLAR

2ND RAINDAY

2ND ET

BAR

Monthly Evapotranspiration (ET)

Press 2ND then press ET, then repeat the key sequence to display Monthly ET.

Yearly Evapotranspiration (ET)

Press 2ND then press ET, then repeat this key sequence two more times to display the ET reading since January 1st of the current year.

Note:	A solar radiation sensor is required to take readings listed above. See “Optional Sen-
	sors & Transmitting Stations” on page 2.

Lamps

Press 2ND then press LAMPS to turn on the backlight for the screen display. Press 2ND then LAMPS again to turn the backlight off.

Use the backlight when the LCD is not clearly visible. When the console is

battery operated, the backlight remains on as long as keys are pressed or a ticker tape message is scrolling across the screen. If no keys are pressed, the backlight automati- cally turns off about fifteen seconds after it is turned on. If any key is pressed while it is turned on, it will stay illuminated for 60 seconds from the last key press. When battery power is low, the backlight does not light.

Note:	When the console receives power from the AC adapter, the backlight remains on
	until it is toggled off. Leaving the backlight on raises the inside temperature reading
	and lowers the inside humidity reading.

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Davis Instruments 6152C manual Solar Radiation, Current Evapotranspiration ET, Monthly Evapotranspiration ET, Lamps

Contents

Vantage Pro2 Console Manual FCC Part 15 Class B Registration Warning Vantage Pro2 Console Display FeaturesDisplay Features EC EMC Compliance Table of Contents Keyboard & Display Console FeaturesChapter Welcome to Vantage Pro2TM Optional Sensors & Transmitting Stations Vantage Pro2 OptionsConsole Modes Optional WeatherLink Software Optional Accessories Envoys Wireless Weather Envoy #6316, Envoy8X #6318 Installing the AC Power Adapter Chapter Installing the ConsolePowering the Console Wireless Vantage Pro2 Stations Installing Batteries Connecting Cabled Stations Table & Shelf Placement Console Location Console Location Wall Mounting Setup Mode Commands Chapter Using Your Weather StationSetup Mode Mode Description Station Type Maximum Number Screen 2 Configuring Transmitter IDs Wireless OnlyScreen 1 Active Transmitters Screen 3 Retransmit Wireless Only Screen 4 Time & Date Screen 5 and Screen 6 Latitude and Longitude Screen 7 Time Zone Screen 10 Elevation Screen 8 Daylight Saving SettingsScreen 9 Daylight Saving Status Screen 11 Wind Cup Size Screen 12 Rain Collector Screen 13 Rain Season Clear All Command Screen 14 Serial Baud Rate Selecting Weather Variables Current Weather ModeSelecting Units of Measure Outside and Inside Temperature Wind Speed and Direction Dew Point HumidityWind Chill Barometric Pressure UV Ultraviolet Radiation Thsw Index Year-to-date precipitation Rain RateMonth-to-date precipitation Daily Rain Monthly Evapotranspiration ET Solar RadiationCurrent Evapotranspiration ET Yearly Evapotranspiration ET Displaying Time & Date or Sunrise & Sunset Displaying the ForecastForecast Icons Calibrate Wind Direction Reading Calibrating, Setting, and Clearing VariablesCalibrating Temperature And Humidity Calibrating Barometric Pressure Setting Weather Variables Clearing Weather Variables Highs and Lows Mode Viewing Highs and Lows ET Evapotranspiration Alarm ModeFour Special Alarms Barometric Pressure Setting Alarms UV Dose Setting the Time Alarm Variable Alarms Silencing Alarms Graph ModeClearing Alarm Settings Viewing Graphs Highs Vantage Pro2 Console Graphs Weather Variable Available Graphs Speed Chapter Troubleshooting and MaintenanceVantage Pro2 Troubleshooting Guide Wind Heat Troubleshooting Reception ProblemsTime Check Console Reception Console Diagnostic ModeDiagnostic Screen Commands Screen 1 Statistical Diagnostic Screen Screen 1 Statistical Diagnostics Screen Screen 2 Reception Diagnostic Screen Console Firmware Versions Changing Batteries Console MaintenanceOne Year Limited Warranty Appendix a Weather Data TemperatureApparent Temperatures Wind chill Dew Point Temperature/Humidity/Sun/Wind Thsw IndexHumidity Rain UV Ultra Violet Radiation Barometric PressureSolar Radiation Skin Phototype Skin Color Tanning & Sunburn history UV MEDs UV Index UV Dose thatCauses Sunburn Soil Moisture Evapotranspiration ETLeaf Wetness Wireless Communication Specifications Appendix B SpecificationsConsole Specifications Console Data Display Specifications Weather Data Specifications Sensors Variable Required Resolution Range Nominal Sensors Appendix C Wireless Repeater Configuration Verifying Setup Clearing Repeater ID Vantage Pro2 Console Icons Contacting Davis Technical Support