DAVIS Vantage Pro Console - Manual (Page 6)

1. Welcome to Vantage Pro
Note: After pressing the 2ND key, the screen displays the 2ND icon for three
seconds. All secondary key functions are enabled during this time. Keys resume
normal operation after the icon disappears.
The the +, - , <, and > navigation keys are used to select command options,
adjust values, and to provide additional functions when used in combination
with a command key.
To learn more about the keyboard, see “Selecting Weather Variables” on
page 21.
Console Modes
The Vantage Pro console operates in five different modes:
Vantage Pro Options
Optional Sensors
Vantage Pro stations are extremely flexible. Use the following optional
sensors and wireless stations to enhance the weather monitoring
capabilities of your Vantage Pro. See our website for complete details:
www.davisnet.com.
Note: Optional wireless stations can only be used with Wireless Vantage Pro Stations.
Wireless Weather Envoy (#6314)
The Wireless Weather Envoy performs much of the same functions as a
Vantage Pro console, but in a much smaller package. Use Envoy to interface
your wireless station to a computer when you’d rather place the console in a
better location for viewing weather conditions.
Anemometer Transmitter Kit (#6330)
Provides more flexible anemometer placement for wireless stations.
Wireless Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station (#6343)
Measures and transmits leaf wetness, soil moisture and temperature data.
T ABLE 1-1: C ONSOLE O PERATING M ODES
Mode Description
Setup
Use Setup mode to enter the time, date, and other information required to calculate
and display weather data.
Current Data
Use Current Data mode to read the current weather information, change measurement
units, and to set, clear or calibrate weather readings.
High/Low High/Low mode displays the daily, monthly or yearly high and low readings.
Alarm Alarm mode allows you to set, clear, and review alarm settings.
Graph Graph mode displays your weather data using over 100 different kinds of graphs.
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