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change of address is only required if two neighbouring Wind Sensors or Rain Volume

Sensors are placed within the reception range of the Base Station. The base address of

the Wind Sensor and the Rain Volume Sensor can only exclusively be changed by the

manufacturer, thus requiring the units to be shipped back to the manufacturer, if

necessary.

Note on Storage of Solar Powered Outdoor Sensors

These sensors receive their operating power from a solar cell which also powers an

internal battery to be used during periods of darkness and bad weather.

If any such sensor is taken out of operation for a longer time period without any light there

still is no danger for the internal battery as long as the small magnet required for

activation of operating power has been removed.

This way a sensor in its packaging can be stored for several years.

13. Battery Change

Remote Indoor Sensor, Remote Sensors WS 7015-22, WS 7015-27 and WS 7015-28

The batteries in these sensors have a life expectancy of up to 3 years (Alkaline Batteries).

They have to be changed, if the display of the respective sensor in the base station fails

to appear for a time period exceeding 24 hours and any general and longer lasting

interference of the transmission path is out of the question. The latter can generally be

recognized if the data transmission of other sensors being close to the one missing also

do not work properly (see Item Interferences).

Batteries can be changed by opening the battery compartment of the sensor, removing of

the used-up batteries and replacing them with new Type Mignon AA, IEC LR6, 1.5V

batteries under observance of the correct polarity as marked in the battery compartment.

After replacing of the battery cover the sensor is ready to operate again. Latest after the

Base Unit has performed its standard search routine (see Item Interferences), the data of

the sensor must again appear on the display.

Base Station

The Base Unit indicates low running batteries by a battery icon in the top portion of the

LCD.

Since stored data may be lost during battery change it is recommended to call off and

note all data, if required, prior to battery change. Then open the two battery covers on the

back of the casing, remove the used-up batteries and replace them with four new Type

Mignon AA, IEC LR6, 1.5V batteries under observance of the correct polarity as marked

in the battery compartment.

The end user is obliged by law (Battery Regulations) to properly dispose

of all used-up batteries and accumulators (button cell to lead-acid

accumulator). Disposal of such items through the garbage is strictly

forbidden.

Used-up batteries can be returned to all municipal recycling centers which

are obliged to accept such items.

Please participate in the preservation of the environment!

Note!

Other parts of the system do not require any battery changes since they are

and bad weather.

14. Interferences

If any sensor has not been received for a period of 12 hours, its display will cease to show

its values on the LCD. If by temporary disturbances of the transmission path the

synchronization between sensor and base unit is interrupted (transmission only takes

place in a very small time window), the base station will scan all sensor transmitters for 6

minutes at 8.00h a.m. and 6.00h p.m. every day. Latest after that time a temporarily

interrupted reception should be resumed.

Possible interferences preventing correct display of transmitted measurement

values:

Undefined values after setting up.

In order to immediately receive defined data and ensure the correct assignment of all data

telegrams to their display section make sure, that the test mode of the Base Station is

only be terminated after all sensors have ended their test phase.

No reception – distance between transmitter and receiver too long.

Reduce distance between transmitter and receiver. Use Repeater (WS-7015-12) to

extend transmission distance.

No reception – highly shielding materials between transmitter and receiver (thick

walls, steel concrete, isolating aluminum foil, etc.).

Find different location for transmitter and/or receiver. See also Item Transmission

Range.

Low batteries in transmitter or receiver.

Change batteries. Observe low battery indicator.

Transmitter is superposed by interfering sources (e.g. wireless radio, headset,

speaker, etc.).

Remove interfering source. Find different location for transmitter and/or receiver. Has no

reception taken place for the last 12 hours, the respective measuring point is shut down

and no measuring value will show, since the system is assuming a sensor no longer in

existence. In order to save battery power there will be no more reception attempts. Every

day at 8.00h a.m. and 6.00h p.m. the receiver will automatically start a new

synchronization whereby a sensor not received for more than 12 hours will be

incorporated into the system again.

Note!

Every newly added Remote Sensor (e.g. after a battery change) will automatically

be entered into the system and its respective data will be displayed.

Quite frequently interferences are only of a temporary nature (e.g. R/T operation) or can

easily be overcome. If there are wireless headsets, remote babysitters or other devices

working on a 433MHz basis in your house or vicinity, their switch-on time is mostly limited.

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