La Crosse Technology WS- 1912 - Manual (Page 3)

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 LCD contrast selectable
 Low battery indicator
 Storage of 140 sets of history weather data recorded in 3-hour intervals
 Wireless transmission at 915 MHz
 Transmission range up to 330 feet/100 meters
The Thermo-hygro Transmitter
 Remote transmission of the outdoor temperature and humidity to the
Weather Center at 915 MHz (open air)
 Rain resistant casing
 Wall mounting case (to be mounted vertically in a sheltered place.
Avoid direct rain and sunshine)
The Wind sensor
 Connected to the thermo-hygro transmitter by
cable
 Can be installed onto a mast or a horizontal
panel (with the cups on the bottom)
The rain sensor (optional- sold separately)
 Remote transmission of the rainfall data to the
Weather Center at 915 MHz
 To be mounted onto a horizontal panel
(TX32U-IT)
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Cable connection between the wind sensor and
the thermo-hygro transmitter
OPTIONAL
Wireless transmission
at 915 MHz – Rain
sensor to weather
station
Wireless
transmission at
915 MHz - thermo-
hygro transmitter
to weather station
Weather center
Wind sensor
Rain sensor (optional)
Thermo-hygro
transmitter
SETTING UP:
Note:
When putting the Weather Station into operation, it is
important to completely setup the wiring and rest of the
system in close proximity (e.g. on a table 5ft from display)
and test all components for correct function before placing
and mounting them at their final destinations (See
Positioning below) (Allow all sensors to sit with the display
unit for 15 minutes before mounting)
1.
First, unwind the cables of the Wind sensor. Connect
the Wind sensor to the Thermo-hygro transmitter by
plugging the connector head into the socket of the
Thermo-hygro sensor.
Socket for wind
sensor