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Details the physical parts and hardware supplied with the wireless repeater for installation.
Lists the necessary tools and materials required for setting up and installing the wireless repeater.
Describes a setup where one repeater transmits data from one station to one receiver.
Covers complex setups with multiple stations, repeaters, or networks for extended range.
Instructions on how to install the battery and power up the wireless repeater unit.
Explains how to identify the unique ID of the station transmitter for repeater configuration.
Details the process of assigning a unique identification to the repeater using DIP switches.
Steps to program the repeater with station ID and test communication using LEDs.
Guide to setting up the console to receive data from the station via the repeater.
Instructions for setting up a series of repeaters to extend transmission distance in a chain.
Steps to test communication between stations, repeaters, and the console in a chain.
Assigning a unique ID to a repeater that listens to multiple unique station types.
Ensures the repeater correctly receives and communicates with several different station transmitters.
Setting IDs for multiple repeaters and transmitters in a complex network configuration.
Validating that all configured transmitters are communicating through the repeater network.
How the console displays low battery warnings for stations and repeaters.
Using the console to analyze received signal strength for optimal repeater placement.
Describes the expected light patterns on the STAT and TX LEDs during normal operation.
Explains error codes indicated by LED flashes for configuration and communication issues.
A guide to identify and resolve communication issues within a repeater network.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the wireless repeater and related products.
Explains how to create multiple independent repeater chains for complex network setups.
Details the physical parts and hardware supplied with the wireless repeater for installation.
Lists the necessary tools and materials required for setting up and installing the wireless repeater.
Describes a setup where one repeater transmits data from one station to one receiver.
Covers complex setups with multiple stations, repeaters, or networks for extended range.
Instructions on how to install the battery and power up the wireless repeater unit.
Explains how to identify the unique ID of the station transmitter for repeater configuration.
Details the process of assigning a unique identification to the repeater using DIP switches.
Steps to program the repeater with station ID and test communication using LEDs.
Guide to setting up the console to receive data from the station via the repeater.
Instructions for setting up a series of repeaters to extend transmission distance in a chain.
Steps to test communication between stations, repeaters, and the console in a chain.
Assigning a unique ID to a repeater that listens to multiple unique station types.
Ensures the repeater correctly receives and communicates with several different station transmitters.
Setting IDs for multiple repeaters and transmitters in a complex network configuration.
Validating that all configured transmitters are communicating through the repeater network.
How the console displays low battery warnings for stations and repeaters.
Using the console to analyze received signal strength for optimal repeater placement.
Describes the expected light patterns on the STAT and TX LEDs during normal operation.
Explains error codes indicated by LED flashes for configuration and communication issues.
A guide to identify and resolve communication issues within a repeater network.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the wireless repeater and related products.
Explains how to create multiple independent repeater chains for complex network setups.
General| Wind Speed Range | 2 to 150 mph (3 to 241 km/h) |
|---|---|
| Rain Collector Resolution | 0.01 in (0.2 mm) |
| Rain Collector Type | Tipping bucket |
| Update Interval | 2.5 seconds |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±1°F (±0.5°C) |
| Humidity Accuracy | ±3% |
| Wireless Transmission Range | up to 1000 ft (300 m) |
| Humidity Range | 1 to 100% RH |
| Wind Direction | 0 to 360° |
| Wind Direction Accuracy | ±3° |
| Power Supply | Solar-powered with battery backup |
| Console Display | LCD with backlight |
| Power (Console) | 3 C batteries or AC adapter |
| Wind Speed Accuracy | ±2 mph (±3 km/h) or ±5%, whichever is greater |
| Solar Radiation Sensor | Not included |
| UV Sensor | Not included |
| Rain Measurement Accuracy | ±4% at rates up to 2 in (50 mm) per hour |
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