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Page 1
1-Wire Weather Station Thank you for purchasing the 1-Wire Weather Station. You will need at minimum one 1-Wire Weather Sensor, a HA3 or HA4 Host adapter, and the OneSix server software. Most packages will include multiple 1-Wire Weather Sensors, an intermediate cable; a mast mounted junction box and Weather View 32 Software. This documentation wil[...]
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Page 2
1-Wire Weather Station Texas Weather Instruments, Inc. 1-Wire Weather Station[...]
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Page 3
C A U T I O N !! :BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL NOT TO TOUCH ANY HIGH POWER LINES DURING INSTALLATION OF THE VARIOUS SENSORS!!! The wind direction and speed sensor is normally mounted on television type antenna masts. For best results the wind · · sensor should be mounted twenty feet above the roof of the building. The higher the installation, the more ac[...]
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The solar/leafwettness sensor must be pointed South and must be free of shadows created by the other sensors (near the top of the mast is normally the best). Take care that the sensor is perfectly level. Run the solar sensor cable to the junction box and plug it in to RJ11 connector. The rain collector is normally mounted on the mast. It should be [...]
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desire and click copy link. Switch to Windows 97, go to edit, then paste special and click on to paste link. Your data for that sensor should now be in your Word document. For more information on the OneSix server go to the OneSix manual. Assuming that the OneSix Server has been installed on your hard drive, use Windows Explorer to go to the onesix[...]
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FCC RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15, Subpart B, of the FCC Rules. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause interfere[...]