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DAVIS Integrated Sensor User Manual

DAVIS Integrated Sensor
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Product # 6150, 6150C, 6160, 6160C
I
NTEGRATED
S
ENSOR
S
UITE
I
NSTALLATION
M
ANUAL
For Vantage Pro
TM
or Vantage Pro Plus
TM
The
Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS)
collects several types of weather readings
for display at your Vantage Pro
TM
console. The data is sent to the console either
through a cable or by wireless transmission, depending on the version.
With Wireless Vantage Pro
TM
, the Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) can be used as
one of eight sensor stations transmitting to your console/receiver(s). See
“Additional Mounting Options” and “Appendix A: Wireless Transmitter IDs”.
The Integrated Sensor Suite for Vantage Pro
TM
measures weather conditions:
Wind Speed
Wind Direction
Rainfall
Outside Temperature
Outside Humidity
The Integrated Sensor Suite for Vantage Pro
Plus
TM
also measures:
Ultraviolet Radiation (UV)
Solar Radiation
Note:
To upgrade a Vantage Pro system to Vantage Pro Plus, see “Appendix B: Optional Accessories”.
For mounting purposes,
the Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) consists of two sides:
the anemometer and the rain collector side.
The rain collector side is a white plastic shelf with the black rain collector cone
on top and the white radiation shield below.
The two sides can be mounted either
together
on a single pole (see illustration at
the top of this page), or
separately
. The anemometer has 40' (12 m) of cable.
Note:
When both sides of the ISS are mounted together with the anemometer arm pointing north, the
solar panel on the rain collector side is facing south. In the Northern Hemisphere, this positions
the solar panel for optimal exposure to the sun. (In the Southern Hemisphere, you will need
to position the solar panel facing north for optimal sun exposure. When mounting both sides
together, this means pointing the anemometer arm south and re-orienting the wind vane.)
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DAVIS Integrated Sensor Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDAVIS
ModelIntegrated Sensor
CategoryWeather Station
LanguageEnglish

Summary

TOOLS FOR SETUP

PREPARING THE ANEMOMETER

Attaching Anemometer Arm to Base

Step-by-step guide to assembling the anemometer arm, cups, and vane.

Attaching Wind Cups to Anemometer Arm

Instructions for attaching the wind cups and drip ring to the anemometer head.

Wind Vane Must Be Correctly Oriented

Instructions for correctly orienting the wind vane relative to the anemometer arm.

RADIATION SHIELD DISASSEMBLY AND SIM ACCESS

Removing Radiation Shield Plates

Instructions for disassembling the radiation shield to access the Sensor Interface Module.

Connecting Anemometer to SIM

Details on connecting the anemometer cable to the Sensor Interface Module.

CABLING AND COMMUNICATION TESTING

Testing Cabled Version Communication

Steps to power the ISS and verify data reception on the console.

WIRELESS VERSION: POWERING AND COMMUNICATION TESTING

Wireless Powering and Transmitter IDs

Guide to powering the wireless ISS and configuring transmitter IDs for communication.

REASSEMBLING AND RAIN COLLECTOR PREPARATION

CHOOSING AN ISS MOUNTING LOCATION

MOUNTING THE INTEGRATED SENSOR SUITE

MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING ANEMOMETER ISSUES

Sensor Intermittency and Anemometer Problems

Guidance for diagnosing intermittent sensor readings and common anemometer malfunctions.

WIRELESS TRANSMITTER ID CONFIGURATION

APPENDIX C: RE-ORIENTING THE WIND VANE

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