Calibrating the Wind Gauge Sensor & Installing Batteries

After mounting the Wind Gauge Sensor, the wind vane needs to be calibrated due north so that the Sensor can properly measure the wind direction and transmit that reading to the home receiver. Be sure the batteries are removed from the Wind Gauge Sensor before the calibration: Since the Sensor will orient north right after the batteries are installed, the wind vane needs to be pointing north first, otherwise the wind direction data transmitted to the home receiver will be incorrect.

Important: The same Wind Direction calibration procedure (steps 2 to 5) is needed for the first set up and after every battery replacement.

1.Mount the Wind Gauge Sensor in a proper location as previously described. If the batteries are still in the sensor, open the battery compartment cover and remove the batteries.

2.Use the compass on the top of the Sensor to determine due north. Turn the smaller, propeller-shaped pointer end of the Wind Direction Indicator so it is pointing due north. Hold the Pointer facing due north; do not allow it to turn.

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3.Insert 2 AA batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols marked inside the battery compartment. (Important: As described in Step 2, be certain the Wind Direction Pointer on the Wind Gauge Sensor is pointing north before inserting the batteries. Also, lithium batteries are recommended for the Sensor, as they will last longer and thus will not need to be replaced as often as alkaline batteries).

4.The red LED indicator above the battery cover of the Wind Gauge Sensor will flash few seconds after battery installation, indicating Wind Direction calibration is complete.

5.Replace the battery cover and tighten the screws.

6.If the Wind Direction Indicator is not pointing due north when the red LED first flashes, calibration will not be accurate. Remove the Wind Gauge Sensor batteries and repeat steps 2 - 5.

7.Hold the “CHANNEL” button on the monitor to search for remote transmitter. If transmission is successful, readings will appear on the receiver within 10 minutes. If readings do not appear, reorient the units and repeat the above calibration steps.

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2752 specifications

The Taylor 2752 is a notable model in the world of acoustic guitars, known for its exceptional craftsmanship and rich tonal quality. A part of the renowned Taylor Guitar Company's lineup, the 2752 brings together traditional craftsmanship and innovative technology, catering to a diverse range of players, from aspiring musicians to seasoned professionals.

One of the key features of the Taylor 2752 is its body shape, which is a Grand Auditorium style. This design combines the best aspects of a dreadnought and a concert body, offering a versatile sound that excels in both strumming and fingerpicking. The guitar is crafted from solid Sitka spruce for the top, paired with layered rosewood for the back and sides. This wood combination enhances the guitar’s projection and sustain, resulting in a warm, resonant tone. The solid top contributes to improved sound quality as it ages, allowing the tonal characteristics to blossom over time.

In terms of technology, the Taylor 2752 incorporates the Expression System 2 electronics. This innovative pickup system captures the guitar’s natural acoustic sound with unparalleled accuracy. It features a behind-the-saddle pickup and a patented preamp design that provides a wide dynamic range and low noise levels, making it ideal for live performances and studio recordings.

Another characteristic that sets the Taylor 2752 apart is its attention to detail in the construction and aesthetic appeal. The guitar features a beautiful, smooth finish and elegant appointments, including a striking bound neck and a unique rosette. The neck itself is made from tropical mahogany, offering a comfortable playability and enhancing the overall aesthetic of the instrument. The ebony fingerboard provides a luxurious feel and contributes to the guitar's tonal clarity.

The Taylor 2752 is equipped with a scale length of 25.5 inches, providing both tension and playability that suit a variety of playing styles. Additionally, it sports a nut width of 1.75 inches, allowing for easy finger placement and spacing, which is especially beneficial for players who utilize complex fingerings or alternate tunings.

Overall, the Taylor 2752 is an outstanding acoustic guitar that embodies the perfect blend of traditional design, modern technology, and musical versatility. With its stunning aesthetics, superior sound quality, and player-friendly features, it is a top choice for guitarists looking to elevate their musical expression.
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