03-04-2017, 22:37
(This post was last modified: 04-04-2017, 02:16 by Palmyweather.)
Hi Speedy68
The numeric codes that first show up before the data displays is a great little feature. It indicates that data is being sent from the transmitter to the receiver. It needs all three zeros (0) to turn to ones (1) before it shows any data. This makes sure the transmitter is working correctly and sending the temperature, wind and rain information. Depending when the receiver is turned on, it will show the numerical codes in different paterns, depending on where the transmitter is up to in sending data.
The "New Record" light should only blink if a new record has been made. For example, if the temperature goes higher than previously recorded by Cumulus, or you get a wind gust that exceeds previous readings. When starting out, the New Record light will flash a lot as new data comes theough that exceeds previous data. It will settle down into what will become "normal" for your environment and the New Record light should flash less.
Hope this helps,
PalmyWeather
The numeric codes that first show up before the data displays is a great little feature. It indicates that data is being sent from the transmitter to the receiver. It needs all three zeros (0) to turn to ones (1) before it shows any data. This makes sure the transmitter is working correctly and sending the temperature, wind and rain information. Depending when the receiver is turned on, it will show the numerical codes in different paterns, depending on where the transmitter is up to in sending data.
The "New Record" light should only blink if a new record has been made. For example, if the temperature goes higher than previously recorded by Cumulus, or you get a wind gust that exceeds previous readings. When starting out, the New Record light will flash a lot as new data comes theough that exceeds previous data. It will settle down into what will become "normal" for your environment and the New Record light should flash less.
Hope this helps,
PalmyWeather