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General| Brand | Gill |
|---|---|
| Model | WindSonic |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists items supplied with the WindSonic unit.
Details specific part numbers for different WindSonic models.
Instructions for keeping and using the original packaging.
Specifies host system and cable requirements for installation.
Provides detailed steps for assembling the unit's cable connector.
Provides general recommendations for installing the WindSonic unit.
Recommends performing a bench test before physical mounting for configuration verification.
Details the types of cables suitable for WindSonic connections.
Specifies the required DC voltage range and current drain for WindSonic units.
Explains how to connect a PC to the WindSonic via RS232 for Option 1.
Details connecting Option 2/3 to PC via RS232 using a safe mode.
Guides on reverting Option 2/3 settings from RS232 back to RS422.
Describes how to interface the WindSonic with a Gill WindDisplay unit.
Explains PC connection for Option 2/3 units using RS422.
Details using the RS485 communication protocol with specific unit options.
Explains how to utilize the analogue output feature available on Option 3.
Discusses the proper alignment and mounting orientation of the WindSonic unit.
Provides guidance on aligning the WindSonic to a reference direction like North.
Details the process and considerations for mounting the WindSonic unit.
Describes the default Gill format for continuous polar wind data output.
Explains the Gill format for continuous UV (axis) wind speed and polarity.
Details the Gill format for polled (requested) wind data output.
Describes the NMEA format using NMEA status codes for wind data.
Explains the NMEA format using Gill status codes for wind data.
Details the Gill format for tunnel mode, outputting U axis speed and polarity.
Explains configuring analogue outputs for voltage or current.
Lists the different modes for analogue output configuration.
Describes the wraparound option for polar mode direction output.
Details how to scale the analogue wind speed output.
Explains the analogue output configuration for tunnel mode.
Covers how the analogue output update rate is determined.
Explains how to disable analogue outputs if not required.
Describes the conditions under which analogue signals are output.
Details how the unit behaves with low wind speeds and their impact on output.
Explains how analogue outputs report error conditions.
Introduces the Wind software for configuring the WindSonic unit.
Describes the WindView software for data display and logging.
Guides on using HyperTerminal to configure the WindSonic settings.
Explains how to enter the configuration mode from continuous or polled modes.
Details how to exit configuration mode and return to normal operation.
Instructs on using a command to display current unit settings.
Explains how to change individual settings using specific commands.
Provides a comprehensive list of commands for configuring the unit.
Provides instructions on how to clean the WindSonic unit.
States that the unit has no user-serviceable parts and advises on failure scenarios.
Offers solutions for common symptoms like no output or corrupted data.
Advises on proper packing and return procedures for faulty units.
Explains the status codes sent as part of wind measurement messages.
Details steps for conducting a bench test to verify unit configuration and functionality.
Describes how to perform a self-test checking alignment and checksums.
Explains how to use Safe Mode for communication issues and changing settings.
Mentions custom calibration availability and procedures.
Defines terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Provides information on contacting suppliers for guarantee terms.
Presents the EU Declaration of Conformity for the product options.
Details the technical specifications for the WindSonic Option 4 SDI-12 unit.
Lists suitable cable types for SDI-12 connections.
Specifies the maximum cable length for SDI-12 communication.
Explains the wiring for connecting the WindSonic Option 4 to an SDI-12 interface.
Lists and explains the commands used for SDI-12 communication.
Describes the format of Gill output messages for SDI-12.
Lists and explains the status codes used in SDI-12 communication.
Details how to enter SDI-12 Safe Mode for troubleshooting.
Refers to the electrical conformity details for Option 4.
