La Crosse Technology WS-3610-CH Bedienungsanleitung

TOUCH SCREEN WEATHER CENTER

MODEL WS-3610

Operation Manual

Table of Contents

1 ................... General

2 ................... Important Notes for Operating the Touch Screen

3 ................... To Begin Operation

3.1 ............. Wiring the System

3.2 ............. Power Supply

3.2.1........ Use Batteries for Power

3.2.2........ Use AC Adapter for Power

3.2.3........ Cable Connection

3.3 ............. System Start

3.4 ............. Placement

4 ................... Setting Up

5 ................... Display of stored Min/Max Values and Alarm Value

Settings

6 ................... Radio Controlled WWVB Signal Reception and Clock

7 ................... Weather Tendency

8 ................... Barometric Pressure History Bar Graph

9 ................... Operating and Setting of various Functions

9.1 ............. Air Pressure

10 ................. Operating and Setting the Rain Function

11 ................. Additional Information – Outdoor Temperature Display

12 ................. Additional Information – Wind Display

12.1 ........... Operating and Setting the Wind Direction Alarm

13 ................. Operating and Setting the Backlight, Buzzer and Alarm in

the WIND Section

13.1 ........... EL Backlight

13.2 ........... Buzzer

13.3 ........... Alarm

14 ................. PC Connection

14.1 ........... Data Storage

14.2 ........... Data Recall

14.3 ........... Connections and Software

15 ................. Technical Data

15.1 ........... Outdoor Data

15.2 ........... Data Transmission by 433 MHz Signal

15.3 ........... Data Transmission by Cable

15.4 ........... Indoor Data

15.5 ........... Power Supply

15.6 ........... PC Connection

15.7 ........... Dimensions

1 General

The shipping contents of the WS-3610 Touch Screen Weather

Center include a Base Station (Receiver), a Thermo-Hygro

Sensor (433 MHz Transmitter), a Rain Sensor and a Wind

Sensor, the respective Connecting Cables, an AC Adapter and

a CD-ROM with a Package of PC Software for collected

Weather Data.

The Base Station is equipped with a Touch Screen LCD Monitor,

which features a variety of time and weather data via a

comprehensive and interactive menu. The following list

describes the features in order from top to bottom:

•Radio Controlled Time (Time)

•Perpetual Calendar (Date)

•Weather Forecast with Tendency Arrow (Tendency)

•Barometric Pressure and 72 Hour History Bar Graph

(Pressure, Pressure History)

•Indoor Temperature and Humidity (Indoor Temp, Humidity)

•Wind

•Rain (Rain)

•Outdoor Temperature and Humidity (Outdoor Temp,

Humidity)

Additional data can by displayed by certain touch screen field

combinations that are explained later.

Note: When the menu is touched and activated, the “active

menu steps” temporarily replace all of the “standard

indications” as mentioned in the list above.

In addition to the LCD monitor, the WS-3610 has the ability to

transfer all collected time and weather data to a PC via a Com

port connection. The supplied PC software provides complete

sets of history data, data graphing, and webpage update

capabilities.

2 Important Notes for Operating the Touch Screen

(Generally Applicable)

•All actions and functions of the Weather Center begin by

slightly touching, not pressing, the Touch Screen.

•The switchable areas appear with a star (٭) symbol in the

bottom section of the LCD or above the corresponding

values.

•The following selections in the bottom section of the LCD are

used to set any function, value, or unit within any mode:

٭ON٭or ٭OFF٭, ٭UP٭or ٭DOWN٭, or by directly selecting

the unit.

•When setting any function, value, or unit, ٭NEXT٭will

advance the screen to the next menu option; ٭EXIT٭will exit

the menu and return to the normal display mode.

•Every programming step activated by touching a switchable

area on the screen is acknowledged by an audible beep

when the buzzer option is switched to “ON”.

•During any menu operation, if no active area is touched for

20 seconds, the menu is automatically deactivated and the

screen will return to the normal display mode.

3 To Begin Operation

To begin it is necessary to decide whether to use AC power

(adapter included) or batteries to operate the system. Either

method will ensure a connection to the Thermo-Hygro Sensor

and Base Station by cable or by a 433 MHz wireless radio signal.

Note: When first setting up the Weather Center, it is

important to temporarily set up the entire system in

close proximity on a table or counter top as you intend

to use the system (wired or wireless). This step serves

as a test to ensure that all components function

correctly prior to final installation.

3.1 Wiring the System

Connect the Rain Sensor and Wind sensor cables to their

respectively marked jacks in the Thermo-Hygro sensor BEFORE

powering up the Base Station or the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.

The Thermo-Hygro Sensor and Base Station can be

directly connected via cable if the wireless 433 MHz

radio transmission is not desired, and/or data

transmission free of localized radio interference is an

important factor.

3.2 Power Supply

Power can be supplied to the Weather Center using batteries or

the AC adapter. In the case that the AC adapter is used, it will

provide all required power to the system if the Base Station and

Thermo-Hygro Sensor are wired directly together.

3.2.1 Use Batteries for Power:

- First insert two Type C alkaline 1.5 V batteries into the

battery compartment of the Thermo-Hygro-Sensor.

- Immediately after, insert three Type AA alkaline 1.5 V

batteries into the battery compartment of the Touch Screen

Base Station.

3.2.2 Use AC Adapter for Power:

- First insert two Type C alkaline 1.5 V batteries into the

battery compartment of the Thermo-Hygro-Sensor.

- Immediately after, connect the AC adapter to the Base

Station, and then plug it into an AC outlet.

- When the AC adapter is used, batteries may also be placed

in the Base Station to serve as a backup power supply if

there is a power outage.

Note: In either case, it is important to observe this order of

succession because the Sensor will send an identification

code that must be received and stored by the Base Station

within the first few minutes of operation.

It is also important to allow the Base Station to operate for

at least 15 minutes prior to touching any part of the Touch

Screen display.

Once these steps have been completed, the correct operation of

the entire weather system is ensured.

3.2.3 Cable Connection:

When operating a completely wired system, (cable connection

between Base Station and Thermo-Hygro, as well as a

connection between the individual sensors) power will be

supplied not only to the Base Station but to the all of the sensors

as well when the AC adapter is used.

Note: Operating the system directly wired while powering the

Base Station solely by batteries is not recommended due to the

considerably higher power consumption of the wired

configuration. The batteries may however remain in the Base

Station for emergency supply in case of a power failure.

A change from cable operation to 433 MHz radio

transmission or vice versa is possible in any case since

the Base Station will recognize this change and will

automatically switch to the appropriate operating mode.

3.3 System Start

After inserting the batteries or connecting the AC adapter, the

LCD will display all of the digital segments for a few seconds.

Immediately after this the Base Station will enter a test mode

during which all measured and received weather data is cycled

through, updated and displayed for a period of approximately 15

minutes.

During this test mode, the unit will not receive the WWVB time

signal.

Note:The test mode is designed so that you may check all of the

cables for correct connection and all of the components for

proper function.

•To manually test the Wind Sensor: manually turn the

wind-gauge, moving the weather-vane.

•To manually test the Rain Sensor: tilt the rain sensor

back and forth in order to hear the impact of the

internally moving seesaw.

•To manually test the Thermo-Hygro: with both the Base

Station and Thermo-Hygro placed next to each other,

compare the INDOOR and OUTDOOR sections of the

LCD to make sure that they both produce similar data

(within the specifications of the units).

After completing the test mode, the Touch Screen Weather

Center will automatically switch to the normal display mode in

order to perform all other settings. At this point the Base Station

will also automatically start searching for the WWVB time signal.

3.4 Placement

Once the Base Station and Sensors have been checked and

validated for correct function as mentioned in 3.3, all the system

components are ready to be permanently mounted.

It is critical to ensure that all components work properly together

at their chosen mounting or standing location. If it appears that

the Base Station is not receiving the wireless 433 MHz radio

transmission, moving the Thermo-Hygro Sensor to a different

location will usually fix the problem.

Note: The radio communication between receiver and

transmitter can reach distances of up to 330 ft providing

that there are no interfering obstacles such as buildings,

trees, vehicles, high voltage lines, or similar obstructions.

If possible, PC monitors, radios, TV sets, and other

sources of radio interference should also be avoided.

4 Setting Up:

Note: Because of the default settings already determined by

the manufacturer, it may not be necessary to alter the

basic settings other than Relative Air Pressure (see

further down) If changes to the settings are needed, they

can easily be made if desired.

Touching the screen in the center of the text display within the

bottom two lines of the LCD will enter into the menu shown

below.

Touching the ٭SETUP٭field will enter the setup mode.

The basic settings can now be performed in the following

successive order:

LCD Contrast →Contrast can be set in 8 steps from 0 to 7

(Default is 4).

Time Zone →Time Zones can be set in a range from

-12 to +12 hours.

Note: U.S.A. time zones will be displayed (not in hours) but in

the respective time zone abbreviations:

-4 h →ATL (Atlantic Time)

-5 h →EST (Eastern Standard Time)

-6 h →CST (Central Standard Time)

-7 h →MST (Mountain Standard Time)

-8 h →PST (Pacific Standard Time)

-9 h →ALA (Alaska Time)

-10 h →HAW (Hawaiian Time)

(Default is -5 h →EST (Eastern Standard Time).

Daylight Saving Time (DST) →Daylight Saving time can be set

to on or off. The “ON” setting will automatically change the

WWVB Time Display from summer time to wintertime and vice

versa when it is activated. (Default is DST “ON”).

To proceed, touch ٭NEXT٭.

WWVB Radio Controlled Clock (RCC) →ON/OFF. When the

“OFF” setting is selected, the clock is operates as a normal

Quartz clock (Default is RCC “ON”).

12/24 hour Time Display Format

When 12h format is selected, the hour is shown with « A.M »

between midnight and noon, and « PM » between noon

and midnight. (Default is 12-hour format).

Units

•Temperature (Temp) is displayed in °F or °C (Default is °F).

•Wind Speed (Wind) is displayed in mph, km/h, m/s, knots or

Beaufort (Default is mph).

•Rain Amount (Rain) is displayed in inch or mm

(Default is inch).

•Air Pressure (Press) is displayed in inHg or hPa

(Default is inHg).

Relative Air Pressure (Rel. Pressure) →This should be set

locally to ensure a valid reference for air pressure in regards to

the local height above sea level (Default is 29.91 inHg).

Weather Tendency (Tendency) →The Weather Tendency

sensitivity has 3 steps of sensitivity: 0.06 inHg, 0.09 inHg, and

0.12 inHg. (Default 0.09 inHg) In most cases the default works

well; however this should be set to 0.06 near the ocean and

0.012 in desert areas.

Storm Warning (Storm) →Storm Warning sensitivity has 7 steps

of sensitivity: increments of 0.03 inHg from 0.09 inHg to 0.27

inHg, for storm warning display at a decrease of air pressure

over 6 hours (Default 0.18 inHg).

Activate or Deactivate storm warning alarm with ٭ON٭/ ٭OFF٭

(Default is ON).

Relearn Mode (Relearn Tx) →Allows the WS-3610 to relocate

the outdoor transmitter (for example, after a changing a battery

in the Thermo-Hygro) without the necessity of a complete re-

setup of all system components →Acknowledge with

٭CONFIRM٭.

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