La Crosse Technology WS-7038U Manuel utilisateur

WS-7038U

Wireless 433 MHz

Miniature Rain Monitor

Instruction Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Topic Page

Inventory of Contents/ Additional Equipment 3

Quick Set-Up Guide 3

Detailed Set-Up Guide

Battery Installation 4

Program Mode

Function Buttons 5

Time Setting 5

Date Setting 5

Weekday Setting 6

Rain Alarm Setting 6

Resetting Total Rain Amount 6

Features & Operations

Bar Graph 7

Numerical Representation of the Bar Graph 8

Manual Reset of Rain Multiplicator 8

Complete Resetting of Precipitation Data 9

Reception Requirements 9

Icons 9

Mounting 10-11

Maintenance & Care 11

Troubleshooting 12

Specifications 13

Warranty Information 14-16

INVENTORY OF CONTENTS

1) WS-7038U—Wireless Rain Monitor with table stand. (Figure 1).

2) TX5U—Wireless Rainfall Transmitter: includes a base, rainfall collector,

and two mounting screws. (Figure 2).

3) Instruction manual and warranty card.

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT (not included)

1) Two fresh 1.5V AAA batteries.

Function

Buttons

Figure 1 Figure 2

2) Two fresh 1.5V AA batteries.

3) Flathead screwdriver.

QUICK SET-UP GUIDE

1) Insert two AA batteries into the Rainfall Transmitter.

2) Insert two AAA batteries into the Rain Monitor.

3) Program settings.

4) Wait 15 minutes, or until the Rain Monitor has received signals from the

Rainfall Transmitter.

5) Mount the units, ensuring they are sending and receiving signals.

DETAILED SET-UP GUIDE

I) BATTERY INSTALLATION

Note: Batteries will fit tightly. To avoid start-up problems make sure that the

batteries do not spring free.

A) RAINFALL TRANSMITTER

1. Remove the flat-head screw and

battery cover, located on the

underside of the base.

2. Observe the correct polarity,

and install two AA batteries.

3. Make sure the rubber weather

seal is in place and replace

the battery cover and screw.

4. Separate the base by turning

the rainfall collector in a

counter-clockwise direction.

Remove the tape from the

teeter-totter. Replace the

cover.

Teeter-

Totter

Battery coverBattery compartment

B. RAIN MONITOR

1. Remove the battery cover on the backside of the unit.

2. Observe the correct polarity, and install 2 AAA batteries.

3. Replace the battery cover.

Note: After the batteries have

been installed, the entire LCD

(Liquid Crystal Display) will

light up briefly, then the default

settings will be initiated.

Battery

Compartment

Battery Cover

PROGRAM MODE

After the batteries have been installed the minute digits of the time display will flash,

signaling that the program mode has been automatically entered. If no buttons are

pressed, the digits will stop flashing after 50 seconds. To enter the programming mode

(when not automatically entered) hold down the RAIN/SET button for 2 seconds—the

minute digits will flash. The Program Mode is laid out in a manner that allows you to

program each function separately, or you can follow the instructions entirely to program

the Rain Monitor. Complete programming is usually done for the initial set-up, and will

require you to skip step 1 of programming sections II through VI.

I) FUNCTION BUTTONS

There are 2 function buttons located on the front of the Rain Monitor, and under the

LCD screen. The function buttons are labeled: RAIN/SET, and HISTORY/+. See

Figure 1.

II) TIME SETTING

1) Hold down the RAIN/SET button for 2 seconds, or until the minute-digits

flash.

2) Press the HISTORY/+ button to adjust the minutes.

3) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm the minutes and to shift to set the

hour.

4) The hour-digits should now be flashing. Press the HISTORY/+ button to

adjust the hour.

Note: An “A” (a.m.) or a “P” (p.m.) will appear to the right of the time

display, set the time accordingly.

5) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm the hour setting, and to advance to

set the date.

III) DATE SETTING

1) Hold down the RAIN/SET button for 2 seconds, press the RAIN/SET button

2 more times—until the first digit of the date (the month) flashes (default is

“1.1”).

2) Press the HISTORY/+ button to adjust the month.

3) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm the month, and to shift to set the date.

4) Press the HISTORY/+ button to adjust the date.

5) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm the date, and to advance to set the

weekday.

IV) WEEKDAY SETTING

Note: The weekday is not represented alphabetically, it is represented numerically,

with “1” equal to Monday, and “2” equal to Tuesday, etc.

1) Hold down the RAIN/SET button for 2 seconds, press the RAIN/SET button

4 more times—until the weekday digit flashes (default is “1”).

2) Press the HISTORY/+ button to adjust the weekday.

3) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm the weekday digit, and to advance to

set the Rain Alarm.

V) RAIN ALARM SETTING

Note: When the Rain Alarm is activated, the alarm will sound when rain is detected.

The alarm will sound for approximately 150 seconds before automatically turning

off. The alarm can also be turned off manually by pressing any button. If there is a

break of no rain between two rain periods, the break must exceed 80 minutes for the

alarm to sound.

1) Hold down the RAIN/SET button for 2-seconds, press the RAIN/SET button

5 more times—until the default “ALOFF” flashes.

2) Press the HISTORY/+ button to adjust the alarm setting—“ALOFF” or

“AL ON”.

3) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm the alarm setting, and to advance to

Resetting the Total Rain Amount.

VI) RESETTING THE TOTAL RAIN AMOUNT

1) Hold down the RAIN/SET button for 2-seconds, press the RAIN/SET button

6 more times—until the numerical digits flash under the “TOTAL” heading.

2) Press the HISTORY/+ button to reset the total rain amount.

3) Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm, and to exit the program mode.

Note: The total rain amount will constantly accumulate unless the Rain

Monitor is reset, or the batteries are changed.

FEATURES & OPERATIONS

I) BAR GRAPH

The bar graph displays the rainfall history. As indicated by the appearance of the

word “HISTORY” at the left-central area of the LCD screen.

The horizontal axis measures the past time periods, with “0” representing the current

day, week, or month and “6” representing the oldest information (6 days ago, 6

weeks ago, or 6 months ago). The graph reads from right to left.

The vertical axis measures the rainfall in inches. The normal (default) measurement

scale is {0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 inches}. If, within any selected

time period (1 day, 1 week, 1 month), rainfall exceeds 20 inches the measurement

scale automatically changes to {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 100 inches}.

The bar graph will display the rainfall history either by day, week, or month. To

select which to display:

1. Press the HISTORY/+ button. The “DAILY” icon will shift and become the

“WEEKLY” icon (appearing across the central position of the LCD).

2. Press the HISTORY/+ button to toggle through the “WEEKLY,”

“MONTHLY,” and “DAILY” icons.

If “DAILY” is selected, the graph will display the rainfall history for the

past 6 days. The information that is displayed in column “0” (the right

column) is renewed daily at midnight, and the information contained in the

columns is shifted to the left. If “WEEKLY” is selected, the graph will

display the rainfall history for the past 6 weeks. The information that is

displayed in column “0” is renewed every Monday at midnight, and the

information contained in the columns is shifted to the left. If “MONTHLY”

is selected, the graph will display the rainfall history for the past 6 months.

The information displayed in column “0” is renewed on the first day of

every month, at midnight. The information contained in the columns is

shifted to the left.

II) NUMERICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE BAR GRAPH

The bar graph displays the columns sequentially from “0” to “6” until all columns

are showing. Then they are hidden again, and the sequential display is repeated. It is

possible to read each column one at a time, simultaneously displaying the numeric

measurement for that column above the bar graph. For example, the weekly rainfall

total from 3 weeks ago may be viewed. Also, the numeric data from each column

will correspond to the preveouly selected history (“DAILY,” “WEEKLY,” or

“MONTHLY”). To view individual totals from the last six periods:

1. Hold down the HISTORY/+ button for 2 seconds. The numeric data from

column “0” should appear at the top of the LCD screen, with the

“RAINFALL” icon displayed above the data.

2. Press the HISTORY/+ button again, column “1” will be highlighted, and the

numeric data will be displayed above the bar graph.

3. Continue to press the HISTORY/+ button until the data from each column (0

through 6) has been displayed.

4. Pressing the HISTORY/+ button once more, after viewing the data from

column 6, will exit this mode—returning to normal operation.

III) MANUAL RESET OF THE RAIN MULTIPLICATOR

Note: The rain multiplicator is the amount of rain needed to tip the teeter-totter

bucket (inside the rain gauge). The multiplicator is preset to a value of “105”

(0.0105 inches per tip); this number produces the most accurate rainfall

measurement. There is no need to manually set this number unless it has been

changed.

1. Remove the batteries and wait 30 seconds. This will reset the 1-hour

rainfall total, but the bar graph and other totals will remain.

2. Checking the polarity, install batteries.

3. During the brief 2 seconds that the LCD screen lights up, hold down the

HISTORY/+ button, until “105” appears in the LCD (the “5” will be

flashing).

4. If the multiplicator is not 105; use the HISTORY/+ button to to change the

last digit to a 5. Press the RAIN/SET button to confirm and shift to the

middle digit.

5. Press the HISTORY/+ button to change the middle digit, and press the

RAIN/SET button to confirm and shift to the first digit. Repeat process for

the first digit.

6. Press the RAIN/SET button to exit the Rain Multiplicator mode, and to enter

the normal mode. Follow Program Mode for set-up proceedures.

IV) COMPLETE RESETTING OF PRECIPITATION DATA

Note: The rain data held by the bar chart and other rain totals (excluding the

1-hour total) will be stored and displayed again, even after the batteries have been

removed. Therefore it is necessary to apply the following instructions to reset the

bar chart and other totals, if desired.

1) Enter the Rain Multiplicator mode as instructed in steps 1 through 3 of the

Manual Reset of the Rain Multiplicator section above.

2) After setting the rain multiplicator, while the left digit is flashing, press the

RAIN/SET button for 8 seconds. This will clear data, and reset it to 0.

V) RECEPTION REQUIRMENTS

The Rain Monitor receives data from the Rainfall Transmitter every 5 minutes, while

the Rainfall Transmitter transmits data every 1 minute. Data is transmitted

immediately after rain has been detected. If 3 transmission attempts are made and no

data is received, “---” will be displayed in the LCD. If this is the case, reset the Rain

Monitor.

A) RESETTING

1) Remove batteries from the Rain Monitor and Rain Gauge.

2) Wait 30 seconds, or start-up and transmission problems may arise, then

reinstall the batteries.

3) Follow Programming instruction.

The Rain Monitor cannot receive data in the Programming Mode, nor during the

numeric display of the bar chart. Reception is also interupted when a button is

pressed, and will continue when the button is released.

The transmission range is approximately 80 feet (25m) in open space. The

surrounding environment and interference levels influence this transmission range.

VI) ICONS

A) FLASHING RAIN CLOUD

A flashing rain cloud appears in the upper right hand corner of the LCD screen,

when the Rainfall Transmitter is accumulating rain and transmitting data.

B) SATELLITE ICON

The satellite icon appears above the right column of the bar graph, when the

Rain Monitor is searching for a signal from the Rainfall Transmitter.

MOUNTING

Note: Before permanently mounting, ensure that the Rain Monitor is able to receive

signals from the Rainfall Transmitter at their desired location. Obstacles such as walls,

concrete, and large metal objects can reduce the range. Place units in their desired

location, and wait approximately 15 minutes before permanently mounting to ensure that

there is proper reception

I) THE TX5U—RAINFALL TRANSMITTER

The Rainfall Transmitter can be mounted in two ways:

• simply placing it in a desired location, or

• mounting it to a surface with the provided screws.

Ensure that the Rainfall Transmitter is completely horizontal and stable.

1) Rotate the rainfall collector

separating it from the base.

2) There are two cylindrical

holes in the base to guide

the mounting screws. Place

the base over a desired

mounting surface. With a

pencil, mark the mounting

surface through the

cylindrical holes.

3) Where marked, start the screws.

4) Place the base over mounting surface. Install screws through the cylindrical

holes and into the started holes on the mounting surface.

5) Secure the screws, ensuring that no part of the base can lift off the mounting

surface.

6) Remove the manufacture tape from the teeter-totter on the base. If this is

not done there will be no way to measure rainfall, and no measurement will

display on the Weather Center.

7) Place the rainfall collector onto the base. Place the 3 tabs (on the rainfall

collector) into the tab slots (on the base) and turn counter-clockwise.

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