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  ™ Vantage Pro2 Console Manual ™ ™ For Vantage Pro2 & Vantage Pro2 Plus Weather Stations Davis Instruments, 3465 Diablo Avenue, Hayward, CA 94545 • 510-732-9229 • www.davisnet.com…

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  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modification not expressly approved in writing by Davis Instruments may void the warranty and void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. IC: 378810-6312 EC EMC Compliance This product complies with the essential protection requirements of the EC EMC Directive 89/336/EC.

• Page 3: Table Of Contents

  Highs and Lows Mode… 27 Alarm Mode… 29 Graph Mode … 31 Troubleshooting and Maintenance … 34 Vantage Pro2 Troubleshooting Guide … 34 Console Diagnostic Screens … 36 Console Maintenance… 40 One Year Limited Warranty … 40 Appendix A: Weather Data … 41 Appendix B: Specifications…

• Page 4: Welcome To Vantage Pro2

  WeatherLink software. Vantage Pro2 stations are available in two basic versions: Cabled and Wire- less. A Cabled Vantage Pro2 station transmits outside sensor data from the Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) to the console using a straight-through four-con- ductor cable.

• Page 5: Vantage Pro Options

  Available for Cabled and Wireless stations. Requires Sensor (#6490) Mounting Shelf (#6672). Note: Optional wireless stations can only be used with Wireless Vantage Pro2 Stations. ® Optional WeatherLink The WeatherLink software and data logger connect your Vantage Pro2 station directly to a computer, providing enhanced weather monitoring capabilities and powerful internet features.

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  ISS. Car/Boat/RV Lighter Cord (#6604) Allows the Vantage Pro2 console and ISS to draw power from a standard car cigarette lighter is the ISS is connected to the console using a cable.

• Page 7: Installing The Console

  Wireless Vantage Pro2 Stations Wireless Vantage Pro2 consoles do not require the use of an AC adapter. You may use the included adapter if you wish, but the three C-cell batteries should power a wireless console for up to nine months.

• Page 8: Installing Batteries

  3. Replace the battery cover. Connecting Cabled Stations Cabled Vantage Pro2 stations come with 100 feet (30m) of cable. This cable is used for connecting the console to the ISS. Maximum cable length from ISS to the console using Davis Instruments cables is 1000 feet. To connect the con- sole to the ISS: 1.

• Page 9: Console Location

  If you have a wireless console, be aware of possible interference from cordless phones or other devices. To prevent interference, maintain a dis- tance of 10 feet between the Vantage Pro2 console and a cordless phone (handset and base). •…

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  Console Location Table & Shelf Placement The console kickstand can be set to three different angles allowing five differ- ent display angles. 1. Install the two round rubber feet on the bottom of the console. The rubber feet help prevent damage to furniture and surfaces. 2.
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  8″ (203mm) apart for the #6 x 1″ mounting screws. This is a representation for the mounting hole positions. This template is not true to size. If installing a standard Vantage Pro2 console with sensor cable running inside the wall, mount the console over an empty switch box.

• Page 12: Using Your Weather Station

  Console Modes The Vantage Pro2 console operates in five different modes: Mode Use Setup Mode to enter the time, date, and other information required to Setup calculate and display weather data.

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  Screen 1: Active Transmitters Screen 1 displays the message “Receiving from…” and shows the transmitters being received by the console. In addition, an “X” blinks in the lower right- hand corner of the screen every time the console receives a data packet from a station.
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  Note: Typically, you can use the default transmitter ID setting of 1 unless you are installing one of the optional transmitter stations or a nearby neighbor has a Vantage Pro2 Station that uses transmit- ter ID 1 for the ISS.
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  Screen 4: Time & Date The very first time you power-up the console, the time and date are set to 12:00AM January 1 , 2004. Be sure to enter the correct date and local time. Screen 4: Time & Date To change the time and date: 1.
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  Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England. Hayward, California, the home of Davis Instruments, observes Pacific Standard Time. The UTC offset for Pacific Stan- dard Time is -8:00, or eight hours behind Universal Time (UTC). When it’s 7:00 pm (1900 hours) UTC, it’s 19 — 8 = 1100 hours, or 11:00 am in Hayward in winter.
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  1. Press the up and down arrows to cycle through time zones. 2. If your time zone is not shown, press 2ND then press the up and down arrows to set your UTC offset. 3. Press DONE to select the time zone or UTC offset shown on the screen and move to the next screen.
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  5. Press DONE to move to the next screen. Screen 11: Wind Cup Size Vantage Pro2 Stations come standard with large wind cups. Switch this setting to small only if you have separately purchased and installed small wind cups. Note: Large wind cups are more sensitive to low wind speeds and are the best choice for most users.
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  Screen 12: Rain Collector The tipping bucket in the Vantage Pro2 rain collector has been calibrated at the factory to measure 0.01» of rain with each tip. The ISS comes equipped with a metric adapter that, once installed, takes 0.2 mm readings for every tip of the bucket.
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  The baud rate setting on your console must match the serial port setting in the software on your computer. If you are using WeatherLink for Vantage Pro2, refer to WeatherLink help for instruc- tions on setting the serial port baud rate on your computer.

• Page 21: Current Weather Mode

  The Clear All command clears all stored high and low weather data including monthly and yearly highs and lows and clears the alarm settings. The com- mand is recommended to properly clear and initialize the console’s data log- ging function. 1.

• Page 22: Selecting Units Of Measure

  Selecting Units of Measure WIND Selecting Units of Measure Most weather variables may be displayed in at least two different measure- ment units, including US and Metric systems, although some variables feature more possibilities. Barometric pressure, for example, may be displayed in mil- libars, millimeters, inches, or hectoPascals.
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  3. Press WIND a second time to display the wind direction in degrees instead of the wind speed. Note: When displayed in degrees, Due North displays as 360 2005 or later. Previous releases marked Due North at 0 Each additional WIND key press toggles the display between wind speed and wind direction in degrees.
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  Selecting Units of Measure Wind Chill Press 2ND then press CHILL to select Wind Chill. Wind Chill is displayed in either Fahrenheit (ºF) or Celsius (ºC) in whole degrees. The console uses the ten-minute average wind speed to calculate wind chill. Dew Point Press 2ND then press DEW to select Dew Point.
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  Heat Index Press 2ND then press HEAT to display the Heat Index. THSW Index After you have selected the Heat Index, press 2ND then press HEAT again to select the Temperature Humidity Sun Wind (THSW) Index. The THSW Index is only available on stations equipped with a solar radiation sensor. The Heat Index and the THSW Index display in the same place on the screen and are displayed in degrees Fahrenheit (ºF) or Celsius (ºC).
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  Selecting Units of Measure Rain Storm Rain Storm displays the rain total of the last rain event. It takes two tips of the rain bucket to begin a storm event and 24 hours without rain to end a storm event. Press RAINDAY to toggle between the daily rain total and the Rain Storm total.

• Page 27: Displaying The Forecast

  Note: When the console receives power from the AC adapter, the backlight remains on until it is toggled off. Leaving the backlight on raises the inside temperature reading and lowers the inside humidity reading. Displaying the Forecast Your console generates a weather forecast based on the barometric reading & trend, wind speed &…

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  You can calibrate inside & outside temperature, inside & outside humidity, as well as any extra temperature/humidity sensor readings you have transmitting to your Vantage Pro2. 1. Select a variable to be calibrated. See “Selecting Weather Variables” on page 18.
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  8. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have entered the offset value from Step 1. 9. Press DONE to exit calibration. Calibrating Barometric Pressure Before calibrating the barometric pressure, be sure the station is set to the cor- rect elevation. 1.

• Page 30: Highs And Lows Mode

  Highs and Lows Mode The Vantage Pro2 records highs and lows for many weather conditions over three different periods: days, months, and years. Except for Yearly Rainfall, all high and low registers are cleared automatically at the end of each period.

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  The following table lists the high and low modes for all the weather variables: Weather Variable High Time & Outside Temperature Inside Temperature Outside Humidity Inside Humidity Barometer Heat Index Temp/Hum/Wind/Sun (THSW) Index Wind Chill Wind Speed Rainfall Rate Daily Rain Total UV Index Solar Radiation…

• Page 32: Alarm Mode

  Current Weather mode. Alarm Mode The Vantage Pro2 features more than 30 alarms that can be programmed to sound whenever a reading exceeds a set value. With the exception of barometric pressure and time, all alarms sound when a reading reaches the alarm threshold.

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  UV Dose The UV dose alarm sounds when the accumulated UV dose has exceeded the dose you set. The UV dose alarm does not arm unless the initial UV dose for the day has been reset. Once the UV dose alarm value is set, clear the accumu- lated UV dose.

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  Wind Speed Time & Date Graph Mode The Vantage Pro2 console includes a powerful Graph Mode that allows you to view over 100 graphs of different kinds right on the screen, all without con- necting to a personal computer. Vantage Pro Station Alarms…

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  Viewing Graphs Although the graphs available may vary for each weather variable, you display the graphs in the same way. 1. Press GRAPH to enter Graph Mode. Only the date, graph, graph icon, and selected variable are visible. The rest of the screen is blank.
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  Graph Mode View graphs of all other variables the same way. 1. Select the variable you want to view. 2. Press GRAPH. 3. Use the left and right arrows to select different variables. 4. Press the up arrow to shorten the time range. 5.

• Page 37: Troubleshooting And Maintenance

  Troubleshooting and Maintenance Vantage Pro2 Troubleshooting Guide While your Vantage Pro2 weather station is designed to provide years of trou- ble-free operation, occasional problems may arise. If you are having a prob- lem with your station, please consult this troubleshooting guide before calling Davis technical support.

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  Troubleshooting Reception Problems While we have tested the Wireless Vantage Pro2 radio extensively, each site and each installation presents its own issues and challenges. Obstructions, par- ticularly metallic ones, will often cut down your station’s reception distance.

• Page 39: Console Diagnostic Screens

  The console’s reception status displays at the lower right corner of the screen. • An “X” flashes for every data packet received by the console. • An “R” is shown when the console is trying to re-establish a lost connec- tion.

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  Console Diagnostic Screens • A degree ( ) sign displays in field 1 of the Reception Diagnostic screen to ° differentiate which screen is currently being displayed. Statistical Diagnostic Screen The Statistical Diagnostic displays information about how data is being received from the weather station to the console.
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  11. Current streak of consecutive packets received. 12. Graph of the percentage of scheduled ISS data packets received over the last 24 days. 13. Background noise level. The background noise level refers to the undesirable signal level the con- sole hears while it is in the process of acquiring a signal from a station. The range displayed is from 5 to 60.
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  In some cases, the problem may be that your console firmware doesn’t support what you are trying to do. Use this command to determine the firmware revi- sion level in your console. You can find more information on Vantage Pro2 console firmware versions and changes in the Weather Software Support sec- tion of our website.

• Page 43: Console Maintenance

  Console Maintenance Changing Batteries Use this procedure to change console batteries without losing any stored weather data or console configuration settings. 1. Plug in the AC adapter or, if the AC adapter is not present, enter Setup Mode by pressing DONE and then the down arrow. Entering Setup Mode makes sure the station isn’t writing any data to mem- ory when power is removed.

• Page 44: Appendix A Weather Data

  Appendix A Weather Data Refer to this appendix to learn more about the weather variables that are mea- sured, displayed, and logged by your Vantage Pro2 Station. Some weather variables require optional sensors. See “Optional Sensors” starting on page 2. Wind The anemometer measures wind speed and direction, and is part of the Inte- grated Sensor Suite (ISS).

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  Note: Vantage Pro2 calculates Heat Index only when the air temperature is above 57° F (14° C), because it’s insignificant at lower temperatures. Below 57°, 0° F (18° C) for consoles with firmware dated May 2005 or later, the Heat Index is equal to the air temperature.
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  Rain Vantage Pro2 incorporates a tipping-bucket rain collector in the ISS that mea- sures 0.01» for each tip of the bucket. A metric adapter can be installed to mea- sure 0.2 mm for each tip of the bucket.Your station logs rain data in the same units it is measured in and converts the logged totals into the selected display units (inches or millimeters) at the time it is displayed.
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  UV exposure. The readings do not suggest that any amount of exposure is safe or healthful. Do not use the Vantage Pro2 to determine the amount of UV radiation to which you expose yourself. Scientific evi- dence suggests that UV exposure should be avoided and that even low UV doses can be harmful.
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  Type II (Environment Canada) skin type might choose 0.75 MED as the maximum for the day; in contrast, a person with Type V (Environment Canada) Skin Type might consider 2.5 MEDs a reason- able dose for the day. NOTE: the Vantage Pro2 assumes a Fitzpatrick (Environment Canada) Skin Type of II.
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  Soil Moisture requires an optional Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station or Soil Moisture Station and is only available for Wireless Vantage Pro2 Stations. Time A built-in clock and calendar track the time and date. The console automati- cally adjusts for daylight savings time in North America, Europe and Australia (and allows manual adjustment elsewhere) and for leap years.

• Page 50: Appendix B Specifications

  Appendix B Specifications See complete specifications for your Vantage Pro2 Station at our website: www.davisnet.com. Console Specifications Console Operating Temperature ..+14° to +140°F (-10° to +60°C) Display Temperature ….+32° to +140°F (0° to +60°C) Non-operating Temperature .

• Page 51: Console Data Display Specifications

  Console Data Display Specifications Historical Data ….. Includes the past 24 values listed un- Daily Data……Includes the earliest time of occur- Monthly Data .

• Page 52: Weather Data Specifications

  Weather Data Specifications Weather Data Specifications Note: These specifications include optional sensors that may not be installed in your Vantage Pro2 Station. Weather Data Specifications Variable Required Sensors Barometric Pressure Included in Console Barometric Trend (3 hour) ISS or Temp/Hum Evapotranspiration Station &…

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  Weather Data Specifications Variable Required Sensors Solar Radiation Solar sensor Inside Included in Console Temperature ISS, Temp Station Outside or Temp Hum Temperature Station ISS, Temp Station, Temp Hum Station, Extra Temperature Leaf Soil Station or Soil Station ISS or Temp/Hum Heat Index Station Temp-Hum-Sun-…

• Page 54: Appendix C: Wireless Repeater Configuration

  Not all consoles have the capability for repeater support. If your console has firmware dated earlier than May 2005, it does not have the capability to receive Vantage Pro2 wireless repeaters. To check your console’s firmware, press the DONE and up arrow (+) keys. The firmware revision date displays in the ticker tape section of the console.

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  In the example below, the console is set up to receive an ISS station on transmitter ID 1 from repeater A. 6. For each station using a repeater, select the station and turn on the repeater function and select the correct repeater ID. 7.

• Page 56: Vantage Pro2 Console Icons

  Contacting Davis Technical Support If you have any questions, or encounter problems installing or operating your Van- tage Pro 2 weather station, please contact Davis Technical Support. We’ll be glad to help. (510) 732-7814 — Monday — Friday, 7:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. Pacific Time. We are unable to accept collect calls.

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