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General| Manufacturer | Gill Instruments |
|---|---|
| Wind Speed Range | 0 to 60 m/s |
| Wind Direction Accuracy | ±3° |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
| Protection Rating | IP66 |
| Wind Direction Range | 0 to 359° |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Output | RS232, RS422 |
| Material | UV-stabilized plastic |
| Wind Speed Accuracy | ±2% at 12 m/s |
Lists the components included in the WindSonic package.
Guidance on retaining packaging for potential returns or self-tests.
Prerequisites for installing the WindSonic, including host system and cable needs.
Detailed instructions for assembling the unit's cable and connector.
Guidelines for proper mounting and avoiding interference.
Recommendation for pre-installation system testing before final mounting.
Details regarding power supply and cable specifications for the unit.
Instructions for connecting Option 1 sensor to a PC via RS232.
Procedure for connecting Option 2/3 to PC via RS232 Safe Mode connection.
Guide to revert Option 2/3 sensor settings from RS232 back to RS422.
Details on interfacing the WindSonic with a Gill WindDisplay unit.
Instructions for connecting Option 2/3 to a PC using RS422.
Guide for using RS485 (2-wire) communication with Option 2/3 units.
Configuration and usage of analogue outputs for Option 3 units.
Guidance on orienting the unit, aligning it, and the physical mounting process.
Details the default continuous Polar format for Gill message output.
Describes the continuous UV format, showing U and V axis speeds.
Explains the Polled mode for Polar or UV data retrieval.
Format for NMEA output using NMEA status codes.
Format for NMEA output using Gill status codes.
Describes the continuous Tunnel Mode format for U axis data.
Details on configuring and using voltage and current analogue outputs and their modes.
Using Wind software for unit configuration and data display.
Overview of the WindView software for data display and analysis.
Step-by-step guide to configure the WindSonic using HyperTerminal.
Procedure to enter the unit's configuration mode.
Procedure to exit configuration mode and return to normal operation.
Command to display all current alterable settings of the WindSonic.
Instructions on how to modify individual unit settings via commands.
Reference for all available commands to configure the WindSonic unit.
Instructions for gently cleaning the WindSonic unit to maintain performance.
Information regarding routine maintenance and user-serviceable parts.
Troubleshooting guide for common issues and their potential solutions.
Procedure for packing and returning the unit for service or repair.
Explanation of status codes reported by the WindSonic.
Procedure for performing a bench test before final installation.
Diagnostic test for checking alignment and checksums under specific conditions.
Information on custom calibration availability and procedures.
Definitions of terms and abbreviations used in the manual.
Information regarding warranty terms and conditions.
Details of electrical conformity and compliance statements for WindSonic options.
Technical specifications for the SDI-12 WindSonic Option 4.
Information on the specific cable types recommended for SDI-12 connection.
Maximum recommended cable lengths for SDI-12 communication.
Guide on how to connect the WindSonic Option 4 to an SDI-12 interface.
Reference guide for SDI-12 commands specific to the WindSonic unit.
Description of the Gill output message format for SDI-12 units.
Explanation of status codes used in SDI-12 communication.
Procedure for entering SDI-12 safe mode for fault finding.
Details of electrical conformity for WindSonic Option 4.
