DAVIS 6151 Manuale utente

Product#6151,6151C,6161,6161C

-A

SPIRATED

ADIATION

HIELD

For Vantage Pro

or Vantage Pro Plus

DDENDUM

THE

NTEGRATED

ENSOR

UITE

NSTALLATION

ANUAL

The Vantage Pro Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) with the Fan-Aspirated Radia-

tion Shield uses a combination of fan-aspiration and passive shielding to mini-

mize the effects of solar radiation-induced temperature error.

Fan-Aspirated ISS Addendum Overview

This addendum provides additional information speciﬁc to the installation and

use of the fan-aspirated radiation shield only, and is intended to be used in con-

junction with the “Integrated Sensor Suite Installation Manual.”

The table below shows the location of the information required to install and

maintain your Fan-Aspirated ISS.

ECTION

ROCEDURE

SPIRATED

DDENDUM

ISS I

NSTALLATION

ANUAL

Tools for Setup

Preparing the Anemometer

Disassembling the Radiation Shield

Making Junction Board Connections

Powering ISS and Testing Communications

Powering and Testing the Fan

Reassembling the Radiation Shield

Preparing the Rain Collector

Choosing a Site for the ISS

Mounting the ISS

Additional Mounting Options

Fan-Aspirated ISS Options

Fan-Aspirated ISS Maintenance

Fan-Aspirated ISS Troubleshooting

Fan-Aspirated ISS Specifications

Page2 Fan-AspiratedRadiationShield

Components

The Fan-Aspirated ISS includes these components:

Solar

Panel

(wireless

models

only)

Aspirated

Radiation Shield

Debris Screen

(place inside

rain collector cone

after installation)

Anemometer

Base

Anemometer

Arm

40 feet

(12.2 meter)

Anemometer

Cable

Anemometer

Vane

Drip Ring

Wind Cups

100 feet

(30 meter)

Standard 4-Conductor

Cable 110 Volt AC

Power Adapter

1.2 Volt Nicad

Batteries

3 Volt Lithium

Battery

#4 Self-Threading

Screws (2)

Battery Covers (2)

O-Rings (2)

Junction Board

Cover

#4 x 1/2" Screw

#4 Flat Washer

Cable Clamp

Additional Components for Wireless Models

Additional Components for Cabled Models

ToolsforInstallation Page3

The hardware shown here is provided for assembly and mounting:

Additional Components on Vantage Pro Plus

Vantage Pro

Plus

includes an ultravio-

let (UV) sensor and a solar radiation

sensor. These two sensors are mounted

next to the rain collector on your ISS.

Note:

Please make every effort when handling your

ISS not to touch the small white diffusers on

top of the UV and solar radiation sensors. Oil

fromthe skin will reduce their sensitivity.Clean

the diffusers using ethyl alcohol on a soft cloth

(NOT rubbing alcohol). The solar radiation

sensor may also be cleaned with soap and

water.

Tools for Installation

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

Preparing the Anemometer

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

1/4" Flat Washers

1/4" Lock Washers

1/4" Hex Nuts

U-Bolts

Nut Plate .05"

Allen Wrench

1/4" x 3" Lag Screws

#4 x 1-1/8"

Machine Screw

#4 Tooth

Lock Washer

#4 Flat

Washer

#4-40

Hex Nut

UV and

Solar

Radiation

Sensors

Sensor

Mounting

Arms

Vantage Pro Plus ISS

Page4 Fan-AspiratedRadiationShield

Preparing the ISS and Radiation Shield

The radiation shield must be partially disassembled in order to make necessary

cable connections, and to install batteries in the solar-powered wireless ISS.

The ISS sensors are connected by cables to the

Sensor Interface Module

(SIM),

located inside the radiation shield. The SIM contains electronics that measure

and store weather values for transmission to the console via cable or radio

waves. The radiation shield’s white plastic plates protect the SIM from sun and

other sources of radiated and reﬂected heat, and from precipitation.

The following tasks are performed while the radiation shield is disassembled:

✦

Check the rain, solar radiation, and UV cable connections to the SIM sensor

✦

Connect the anemometer sensor cable to the SIM

✦

Connect the console cable to the SIM (cabled versions only)

✦

Make power connections to the ISS

✦

Change the Davis Talk ID for wireless communication, if necessary

✦

Verify that your console is receiving and displaying data

✦

Power and test the fan

Opening the Radiation Shield

Open up the radiation shield by separating the top and bottom parts as shown

in the following illustrations.

Turn the rain collector side of the ISS upside down.

Remove the three wing nuts, lock washers and ﬂat washers located on the

underside of the radiation shield.

Hold plates

while inverting

Inverting the ISS

PreparingtheISSandRadiationShield Page5

Turn the ISS right-side up with the rain collector on top.

Hold onto the rain collector and lift off the top part of the ISS, exposing the

fan plate on the bottom section of the radiation shield.

Verifying Sensor Connections:

Locate the SIM inside the upper section of the radiation shield.

#8 Wing Nuts

#8 Lock Washers

#8 Flat Washers

Fan Plate

Junction Board

Removing the Wing Nuts

Separating the Radiation Shield

Sensor Interface Cable

Solar Power Cable

(wireless models only)

Sensor Interface Module (SIM)

Sensor Interface Cable

Solar Power Cable

(wireless models only)

Sensor Interface Module (SIM)

Locating the ISS SIM

Page6 Fan-AspiratedRadiationShield

Verify that the rain sensor cable is plugged into the receptacle labeled

“RAIN” on the SIM.

If you have a Vantage Pro Plus, verify that the UV and solar radiation sen-

sors are plugged into the SIM.

Connecting Anemometer to SIM

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

Cabled Vantage Pro: Powering the ISS and Testing Communication

with the Console

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

Wireless Vantage Pro: Powering the ISS and Testing Communica-

tion with the Console

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

3-Volt

Lithium Battery

(

wireless models only)

onsole Cable

led models only)

Transmitter ID Switches

Anemometer Cable

UV Sensor Cable

Solar Radiation Cable

Rain Collector Cable (factory installed)

(factory

installed

on Pro Plus

models)

WIND RAIN SOLAR UV

Sensor Interface

Cable

SIM Power Cable

(wireless models only)

ISS SIM Connections

PreparingtheISSandRadiationShield Page7

Powering the Fan

The Cabled Vantage Pro is powered by an AC-power adapter. The Wireless

Vantage Pro ISS is solar-powered with batteries for overnight power. Refer to

the Junction Board Connections illustration when powering the fans.

Cabled Vantage Pro

Locate the Junction Board on the fan plate (See page 5).

Connect the AC-power adapter to the +5V connector on the Junction Board.

Plug the AC-power adapter into an AC outlet.

Check to see that the fan is blowing air up and away from the Temp/Hum

Sensor.

Unplug the AC power adapter from the AC outlet until you have ﬁnished

mounting the ISS.

Secure the AC power cable to the fan plate with the supplied cable clip.

+VSIM MOTOR

+VSIM

+VSOL

+5V

T/H & SIM

TACH

Solar and SIM Power Connectors

(Wireless ISS Only) Fan Connector For Future

Tachometer

AC Power Adapter Connector

(Cabled ISS Only) Temp/Hum Sensor

Connector Sensor Interface

Module Connector

Junction Board Connections

#4 x 1/2" Screw

#4 Flat Washer

Cable Clamp

AC Power-Adapter

Cable

Battery

Compartments

(not used)

Motor

Sensor Cable

Fan Plate

Junction Board

AC Power-Adapter Cable Routing

Page8 Fan-AspiratedRadiationShield

Wireless Vantage Pro

The solar-powered fan on the Wireless ISS will begin operating as soon as you

install the batteries. To prevent discharging the batteries, you should only

power the fan in a Wireless Vantage Pro immediately before mounting the ISS

in its ﬁnal location.

On the Radiation Shield fan

plate, insert the O-ring in the

groove around the edge of

each battery compartment.

Insert a NiCad battery in each

compartment, matching the

plus (+) sign on the battery

with the plus (+) sign in the

battery compartment.

Verify that the fan is blowing

air up and away from the

Temp/Hum sensor.

Attach the battery covers to

the battery compartments

using two #4 x 3/8” (9.5 mm)

screws each.

Reassembling the Radiation Shield

Make sure the Temp/

Hum sensor cable runs

through the provided

cable channels and that

the fan unit is seated on

the fan plate.

Line up the threaded

rods on the upper sec-

tion of the Radiation

Shield with the mount-

ing holes in the lower

section.

Slide the two sections

partially together, leav-

ing enough clearance so

that you have access to

the Junction Board.

#4 Screws

Battery Cover

1.2 Volt Nicad

Battery

O-Ring

Battery

Compartment

Air

Flow

Installing the Batteries

(Wireless Vantage Pro Only)

Fan Unit

Fan Deflector

Motor Connector

Junction Board

Temp/Hum

Sensor Cable

Channel

Fan Plate

Sensor Cable Channel in Fan Plate and Fan Deﬂector

PreparingtheRainCollector Page9

Check the Junction Board cable connections: SIM Sensor, SIM Power,

Motor, Temp/Hum Sensor, and Solar Power. Refer to the ﬁgure below and

also to the Junction Board Connections ﬁgure on page 7.

Install the Junction Board Cover as show below. The Junction Board Cover

presses easily into place when you are installing it. To remove the cover,

press gently in on both sides to release the latches holding it in place.

Slide the two sections of the Radiation Shield completely together.

Place the ﬂat washers, lock washers and plastic wing nuts over the

threaded rods.

Finger-tighten the wing nuts until they hold the radiation shield plates

ﬁrmly in place.

Preparing the Rain Collector

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

Choosing a Site for the ISS

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

SIM Sensor

Interface Cable

Cable Clamp

AC Power Adapter

Cable

(cabled models)

Solar Power

Cable

(wireless models) SIM Power

Cable

(wireless models)

Temp/Hum

Sensor Cable

Junction Board Cable Connections

Junction Board Cover

Junction Board

Press in on Sides

near latches

to Remove Cover

Junction Board Cover Installation

Page10 Fan-AspiratedRadiationShield

Mounting the ISS

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

Additional Mounting Options

Refer to this section in your ISS Installation Manual.

Fan-Aspirated ISS Options

Batteries

The Wireless Fan-Aspirated ISS is solar powered and is supplied with two

NiCad C-cell batteries. At your option you may decide to install either zero,

one, or two C-cell batteries.

✦

Install two fan batteries for maximum length of overnight aspiration but

with slightly lower average daytime aspiration.

✦

Install only one fan battery for some overnight aspiration but with slightly

higher average daytime aspiration.

✦

Install no batteries for maximum daytime aspiration and no nighttime

aspiration.

Low-Current Fan Unit

A low-current fan unit (#7759) is available that uses less power than the stan-

dard fan. This allows the solar-powered Fan-Aspirated ISS to run for a longer

period of time during darkness. The low-current fan is recommended for use in

high latitudes during the Winter months, in climates that experience extended

periods of cloudy weather, or for any location with limited solar charging.

Fan-Aspirated ISS Maintenance

✦

Keep the surfaces clean as the Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield is less effec-

tive when the surfaces are dirty. Remove dust from the solar panel and the

screen with a damp cloth.

✦

Remove any debris that obstructs air ﬂow between the radiation shield

parts e.g., leaves, twigs, webs, and nests.

✦

Avoid spraying insect killer of any kind into the radiation shield as this

may damage the sensors and the shield.

✦

Once a year: replace the motor (Part # 7758), batteries (solar-powered mod-

els only), and remove any debris lodged inside the unit.

Replacing Fan Batteries

Retrieve your Fan-Aspirated ISS and place on a stable work surface.

Disassemble the Radiation Shield (See page 4).

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