If you’re using the AC adapter, make sure it’s plugged into a live outlet. Q: I turned it on and now the screen just shows little dashes. A: This happens until your WeatherFX receives its first update from our network. If this continues for more than four hours, try moving your WeatherFX to another location where you can receive a stronger signal, as shown on the signal strength indicator. Q:Only part of the screen is showing any data. A: Data is sent to your WeatherFX in discrete parts, so if y

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You will typically see most (or all) of your area’s weather information appear on the display within the first 15 minutes, however the time it takes for the display to show all of the data on the larger models may take longer (up to a few hours after it is first powered on), and can vary depending on your location, so please be patient. After it receives the first full set of all data, your WeatherFX will continuously display weather information-updating temperature, forecast and other data auto

2 Features.................................................................................... 3 Front View ................................................................................ 4 LCD display (Model OM8828 / Om8829)....................................................... 5 Battery replacement.................................................................. 6 Software Installation ................................................................. 7 Main screen & introduction............

(See Diagram I-1 ) 27 Temperature/Humidity Logger Monitor PREVIOUS SETTING: ID= File name:d\TRLog\TempRhEx1.txt DATE(M-D-Y) 11-23-2001 TIME 17:12:57 86.0 100 88.0 70.0 80 60.0 Diagram J 90 70 60 50 40 10.0 30 0.0 20 -10.0 10 -23.0 0 0001 0401 0801 1201 1601 2001 2401 2801 3201 3601 4000 4400 4800 5200 5600 6000 6400 6800 7200 7600 8000 08-03-2001 14:46:05 TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY CHART Record No Time 08-03-2001 19:12:43 CURSOR LOCATION Cursor 1: # 2530 T=64.7 RH=10.1 Date(M-D-Y)=08-03-2001 Time=16:1

c).Brow CD-ROM. Browse the CD-Rom using Windows. d).Web Site. Visit our web site in your browser. e).Exit. Close this menu system. OM8818 OM8828 OM8829 OM88128 7 MAIN SCREEN The data logger program is easy to operate from its main screen. Data Com. Set Print Close Maximize Table Graph Minimize Program Save Retrieve File Logger GroupFile Set Statistics Files Logo Previous Setting 100.0 90.0 Cursor 1 80.0 (red) 70.0 60.0 50.0 Temperature %Rh Humidity Chart 40.0 Chart 30.0 Cursor 2 20.0(green) 10.0

If a Temperature is higher than HI setting or less than LO setting , ALM LED will flash every second until you download to a PC . For models OM88128, OM8828 ,OM8829 , if a temperature is higher than HI setting or less than LO setting , ALM LED will flash per every sample interval , for example , if set to 3 seconds for an interval , ALM and REC LED will flash every 3 seconds until you download to a PC . 18 UNIT SETTING Data logger is available in "oC" and "oF" (See Diagram G) as well as oo Humid

1 Base Station ......................................................................................................... 1 Wind Sensor / Temperature & Humidity Sensor .................................................. 1 Solar Panel ........................................................................................................... 1 Rain Gauge ........................................................................................................... 1 Assembly Parts ......................

1 Base station ........................................................... 1 Wind Sensor / Temperature & Humidity Sensor ..... 1 Rain Gauge ............................................................ 2 Assembly Parts ...................................................... 2 Accessories - Sensors ............................................. 2 Overview .................................................................... 2 Front View .............................................................. 2

1 Base station ........................................................... 1 Wind sensor .......................................................... 1 Temperature & humidity sensor ............................. 1 Rain gauge ............................................................. 2 Accessories - Sensors ............................................. 2 Overview .................................................................... 2 Top view ......................................................