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La Crosse Technology manual Touch Screen Wireless Weather Station WS-2510

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Touch Screen Wireless Weather Station

WS-2510

Operating instructions

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La Crosse Technology manual Touch Screen Wireless Weather Station WS-2510, Operating instructions

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Operating instructions Touch Screen Wireless Weather Station WS-25109-24 Contents25-26 27-28Display of the air pressure in hPa, mmHg or inHg 1.General information and functioningDisplay of hours of sunshine Display of the time of day, weekday and dateOther Operation using the power adaptor Battery operation2.Preparation for operation 2.1.Preparation of the weather stationCommissioning Setting up/Wall mountingPlease note Previous weather sensors with software Version2.3.2WS-2510-16rain sensor 2.3.1WS-2510-15wind sensor2.3.6WS-2510-27temperature/humidity sensor 2.3.5WS-2510-22temperature/humidity sensor2.3.3.Brightness sensor WS-2510-19 3.Operation 3.1.Basic settings, ConfigurationCleaning mode 3.1.1.General settings Illumination settings3.1.2.Configuration Illumination time for battery operationSetting the temperature display units Illumination time for battery operationIllumination time for AC adaptor operation Setting the rainfall display units Calibration of the rainfall reading indicatorAir pressure display correction Setting the sunshine threshold value Setting the air pressure display unitsSetting the time function Keypad beep on/offSensor administration Setting the day and the dateSensor protocol version 1.Sensor addresses 2.Protocol version3.2.Normal display function 3.2.1.Temperature/Humidity/Climatic conditions3.2.1.1.Indoor sensor field 1/2 3.2.2.Wind measurement field 3.2.1.2. Outdoor sensors fields 3 toPlease note 3.2.4.Air pressure measurement fields 10/11 3.2.3.Rainfall measurement fields 8/9The following particular features should be noted 3.2.6.History display Trend, fields 3.2.5.Weather forecastPlease note 3.2.7.Hours of sunshine The following particular features should be noted3.2.8.Brightness No key functions3.2.10. Special function keys 3.2.9.Time/DateKey functions 3.3.Minimum/Maximum value displayDisplay min/max values Example for the display of minimum valuesDeleting min/max values History display for min/max valuesAlarm values can be set for 3.4.Programming mode entering alarm valuesHighor low temperature for all sensors 3.4.1.Programming the min/max alarm values3.4.3.Setting the wake-uptimes Please note 3.4.2.Setting/Resetting the MIN/MAX alarm valuesDisplay example 3.4.4.Alarm initiation, Alarm resetDisplay example 4.Changing batteries Base station 5.Information on fault removalSensor batteries are discharged Please note6.Range 8.Maintenance and servicing information7.Repeater for range increase Perceived temperature -seeWind chill Technical data10.Explanation of terms Beaufort Wind strength table BeaufortWind speed DescriptionWARRANTY INFORMATION