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La Crosse Technology WS-2510 manual Alarm initiation, Alarm reset, Display example

Models: WS-2510

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3.4.4.Alarm initiation, Alarm reset

-If the measured value exceeds or falls below one of the set alarm values, the display will go off and the alarm value in question together with the text “ALARM” and the appropriate high or low deviation (MAX or MIN) will be displayed. At the same time, an intermittent alarm tone will sound.

-In addition, the point in time at which the alarm occurred will be shown in the time of day field so that it is also possible to establish this time later.

-The alarm is reset using the “RESET” key.

Display example 1:

Alarm from outdoor sensor 3 on falling below -12 °C, time of alarm Monday, 10.8. at 10:53 AM.

Display example 2:
Wake-up on Thursday, 24.11., 6:30 AM	- Wake-up occurs every Thursday.

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La Crosse Technology WS-2510 manual Alarm initiation, Alarm reset, Display example

Contents

Touch Screen Wireless Weather Station WS-2510 Operating instructionsContents 9-2425-26 27-281.General information and functioning Display of the air pressure in hPa, mmHg or inHgDisplay of hours of sunshine Display of the time of day, weekday and dateOther Battery operation Operation using the power adaptor2.Preparation for operation 2.1.Preparation of the weather stationSetting up/Wall mounting CommissioningPlease note Previous weather sensors with software Version2.3.1WS-2510-15wind sensor 2.3.2WS-2510-16rain sensor2.3.3.Brightness sensor WS-2510-19 2.3.5WS-2510-22temperature/humidity sensor2.3.6WS-2510-27temperature/humidity sensor 3.1.Basic settings, Configuration 3.Operation3.1.1.General settings Illumination settings Cleaning mode3.1.2.Configuration Illumination time for battery operationIllumination time for battery operation Setting the temperature display unitsIllumination time for AC adaptor operation Calibration of the rainfall reading indicator Setting the rainfall display unitsAir pressure display correction Setting the air pressure display units Setting the sunshine threshold valueSetting the time function Keypad beep on/offSetting the day and the date Sensor administrationSensor 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 3.2.1.2. Outdoor sensors fields 3 to 3.2.2.Wind measurement fieldPlease note 3.2.3.Rainfall measurement fields 8/9 3.2.4.Air pressure measurement fields 10/11The following particular features should be noted 3.2.5.Weather forecast 3.2.6.History display Trend, fieldsPlease note The following particular features should be noted 3.2.7.Hours of sunshine3.2.8.Brightness No key functions3.2.9.Time/Date 3.2.10. Special function keysKey functions 3.3.Minimum/Maximum value displayExample for the display of minimum values Display min/max valuesDeleting min/max values History display for min/max values3.4.Programming mode entering alarm values Alarm values can be set for3.4.1.Programming the min/max alarm values Highor low temperature for all sensors3.4.2.Setting/Resetting the MIN/MAX alarm values 3.4.3.Setting the wake-uptimes Please note3.4.4.Alarm initiation, Alarm reset Display exampleDisplay example 5.Information on fault removal 4.Changing batteries Base stationSensor batteries are discharged Please note8.Maintenance and servicing information 6.Range7.Repeater for range increase Technical data 10.Explanation of termsPerceived temperature -seeWind chill Wind strength table Beaufort BeaufortWind speed DescriptionWARRANTY INFORMATION