To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if NAVIS Measuring Instruments display unit cannot read the sensor?
If the display unit shows “No data,” here are a few things to try: First, check that the correct sensor address is set on the display unit. Next, ensure the sensor isn't in sleep mode by turning the cups to wake it up. Also, check and replace the sensor battery if necessary. Finally, try operating the unit at a reduced distance from the display unit.
Why NAVIS Measuring Instruments sensor signal is weak and interrupting?
If you're experiencing a weak or interrupted sensor signal with your NAVIS Measuring Instruments, consider the following: Check for any obstructions between the sensor and the display unit. Try repositioning either the sensor or the display unit to improve signal reception. Reducing the distance between the display unit and the sensor can also help. As a last resort, consider changing or adding an antenna for the display unit.
How to fix unresponsive NAVIS Measuring Instruments display unit?
If your NAVIS Measuring Instruments display unit is unresponsive, start by checking the 1 x 3 V CR2032 Lithium battery in the display unit and replace it if needed. If that doesn't work, try removing the battery and the main power supply for one minute to reset the display unit.
Instructions for mounting the display unit using screws, involving removing the front panel and drilling holes.
Explains navigation between display screens using the HIST key and returning to the first page.
Details information on the first display screen and describes the second and third pages with history graphs.
Describes internal and external alarms, including pre-alarms, max alarms, and sound signals.
How to switch the sound alarm ON and OFF using the upper key or within settings.
Troubleshooting steps when the display unit cannot read the sensor, indicated by "No data" notification.
Solutions for intermittent or weak sensor signals, covering distance, obstructions, and antenna checks.
Steps for when the display unit is unresponsive, involving battery checks and reset procedures.
Addresses time/date reverting to default, suggesting real-time clock battery backup checks.
How to search for and select nearby Wi-Fi networks using the display unit interface.
Process for manually entering Wi-Fi network SSID and password on the display unit.
Configuration settings for maximum alarm, including wind speed limit, ON/OFF delay, and relay operation.
Settings for the second pre-alarm level, covering wind speed, ON/OFF delay, and relay configuration.
Configuration options for the first pre-alarm level, including wind speed, ON/OFF delay, and relay settings.
Settings for alarms related to no signal or wind direction thresholds, including relay and zone configurations.
General device settings such as sensor address, units, averaging period, and calibration factors.
Parameters for Wi-Fi connectivity, including scanning for networks and manual configuration.
Configuration parameters for SD card logging, such as time, date, and logging interval.
General| Series | W410 |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F) |
| Humidity Range | 0% to 100% RH |
| Display | LCD |
| Communication Interface | USB |
