What to do if PRO SIGNAL Weather Station rain gauge reports rain when it is not raining?
If your PRO SIGNAL Weather Station's rain gauge reports rain when it's not actually raining, ensure you have a stable and level mounting solution. An unstable mounting solution can cause sway in the mounting pole, leading to false readings.
Why PRO SIGNAL Weather Station has no WiFi connection?
If your PRO SIGNAL Weather Station isn't connecting to WiFi, check the WiFi symbol on the display. If the WiFi icon is displayed in the time field, wireless connectivity is successful. Ensure the console is plugged into AC power, as it won't connect to WiFi on battery power alone. Also, confirm your modem WiFi settings (network name and password) are correct. Note that the console only supports 2.4 GHz routers; if you have a dual-band router, disable the 5 GHz band and enable the 2.4 GHz band. The console does not support guest networks.
Why does the temperature sensor read too high on my PRO SIGNAL PSG04173 Weather Station during the daytime?
If the temperature sensor on your PRO SIGNAL Weather Station reads too high during the day, ensure the sensor array isn't near heat sources or structures like buildings, pavement, walls, or air conditioning units. You can also use the calibration feature to offset installation issues related to radiant heat sources.
Why does the relative pressure on my PRO SIGNAL PSG04173 Weather Station not agree with the official reporting station?
If the relative pressure on your PRO SIGNAL Weather Station doesn't match the official reporting station, first check that you are viewing the relative pressure and not the absolute pressure. If you are viewing the absolute pressure, select the relative pressure. Also, ensure you've properly calibrated the sensor to an official local weather station.
What to do if outdoor sensor array does not communicate to the PRO SIGNAL PSG04173 display console?
If the outdoor sensor array isn't communicating with the display console of your PRO SIGNAL Weather Station, it might be necessary to reset the console. You can do this by pressing the reset button for 3 seconds with an open-ended paperclip to completely discharge the voltage. Alternatively, remove the batteries, wait one minute while covering the solar panel to drain the voltage, then reinsert the batteries and resync the console with the sensor array about 10 feet away. Also, check if the LED next to the battery compartment is flashing every 16 seconds. If not, replace the batteries in the outside sensor array. If the batteries have been changed in the sensor array and the console has not been reset, power down and up the console (remove AC power and batteries, wait 10 seconds, and reins...
Important safety advice for installation and operation to prevent hazards.
Essential steps to install, operate, and upload the weather station.
Initial checkout in a temporary location to test functions and wireless range.
Evaluating the installation site for optimal placement and avoiding obstructions.
Lists all items included in the weather station package.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling and connecting the outdoor sensor components.
Details on attaching the sensor package to a mounting pole using U-bolts.
Procedure for attaching the wind vane to the sensor, ensuring free rotation.
Procedure for attaching the wind speed cups to the sensor, ensuring free rotation.
Instructions for correctly orienting and installing the rain gauge component.
Guidance on inserting batteries into the sensor for power and checking the LED indicator.
Instructions for mounting the complete sensor array onto a pole, including alignment.
How to reset the sensor array and understand the transmitter's LED status.
Tips for ensuring reliable wireless communication and minimizing interference.
Instructions for setting up the display console, including placement and stand usage.
Information on using the console's vertical desk stand for better viewing.
Explanation of the various icons and data points shown on the console's LCD screen.
Steps to connect the power adapter and initialize the display console for use.
Overview of the console's buttons and their primary functions for operation.
Guide to entering and navigating the console's setting menus for customization.
Configuration option to enable or disable beep sounds for key presses.
Procedure for setting the console's time, date, and preferred format.
Settings related to absolute and relative pressure units and their display.
Options for selecting units for light, temperature, wind speed, and rain.
How to set, view, and manage alarm thresholds for various weather parameters.
How to display and reset the maximum and minimum recorded weather data.
Instructions on how to access the calibration menu for sensor adjustments.
Covers factory reset, transmitter registration, backlight, tendency indicators, MAC address, and snooze functions.
Technical specifications for outdoor sensors including range, accuracy, and resolution.
Technical specifications for indoor readings like temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Details on the power requirements and consumption of the base station and remote sensor.
Guide to connecting the console to a Wi-Fi network for internet data upload.
Steps for configuring the weather station device within the mobile application.
Information on setting up data upload to various internet weather services.
Detailed instructions for uploading sensor data to the Ecowitt online platform.
Guide on how to register and upload weather data to the Wunderground service.
Steps for uploading weather data to the Weathercloud platform.
Instructions for uploading weather data to the UK Met Office WOW website.
How to upload data to a custom website using specific protocols.
Comprehensive guide to registering your weather station on WeatherUnderground.com via a computer.
Regular tasks for cleaning sensors, replacing batteries, and preventing snow buildup.
Solutions for common problems like communication failure, incorrect readings, and connectivity issues.
General| Indoor Temperature Range | 0°C to +50°C |
|---|---|
| Temperature Resolution | 0.1°C |
| Humidity Range | 20% to 95% |
| Humidity Resolution | 1% |
| Transmission Range | 30m |
| Frequency | 433 MHz |
| Power Source (Remote Sensor) | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Type | Wireless Weather Station |
| Outdoor Temperature Range | -20°C to 60°C |
| Power Source (Main Unit) | 2 x AA batteries |
| Features | LCD display, min/max memory |
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