SET UP GUIDE
MODEL NUMBER V42 (BP73736)
Wi-Fi PROFESSIONAL
WEATHER STATION
02
Initial Setup
Table of Contents
Installing the Wind Cups (if needed)
Remove the Cyclone Sensor, Wind Cups,
and Mini Screwdriver from the package.
Take note of the flat edges located on the
head of the Cyclone Sensor and underside
of the Wind Cups.
Carefully tighten the screw on the side of the
cups using the Mini Screwdriver. The screw
should tighten into the flat edge of the post.
Align the flat edges and place the Wind
Cups on top of the Cyclone Sensor.
When the screw is tight, gently pull up on
the cups to ensure they are secure.
If they pull o, start again with step two.
1.
3.
2.
4.
SENSORS
BASICS
WIND
SENSORS
FORECAST
TEMP. AND HUMIDITY
SUPPORT
LA CROSSE VIEW
RAIN
APPENDIX
Initial Setup
Station Settings
Buttons
LCD Display Brightness
Auto-Dim Settings
Time & Calendar Display
Viewing Wind Data
Wind Speed Records
Customizable Alerts
Wind Cup Installation
Placement & Mounting
Rain Sensor Cleaning
Add-On Sensors
Viewing Your Forecast
Data
Viewing Extended
Forecasts Data
Moon Phase
Seasonal Trees
Trend Arrows
Viewing Temperature
& Humidity Data
Indoor Comfort Meter
Temperature & Humidity
Records
“Feels Like” Temperature
Customizable Alerts
We’re Here to Help
Factory Reset
Stay in Touch
Connecting to the App
Connecting Your Station
Adding Your Sensors to
the App
Manually Add Sensors to
the App
Data Stream Technology
Viewing Rain Data
Rainfall Records
Customizable Alerts
Specifications
Cautions & Statements
Warranty
Recycling & Disposal
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02
Initial Setup
Table of Contents
Installing the Wind Cups (if needed)
Remove the Cyclone Sensor, Wind Cups,
and Mini Screwdriver from the package.
Take note of the flat edges located on the
head of the Cyclone Sensor and underside
of the Wind Cups.
Carefully tighten the screw on the side of the
cups using the Mini Screwdriver. The screw
should tighten into the flat edge of the post.
Align the flat edges and place the Wind
Cups on top of the Cyclone Sensor.
When the screw is tight, gently pull up on
the cups to ensure they are secure.
If they pull o, start again with step two.
1.
3.
2.
4.
SENSORS
BASICS
WIND
SENSORS
FORECAST
TEMP. AND HUMIDITY
SUPPORT
LA CROSSE VIEW
RAIN
APPENDIX
Initial Setup
Station Settings
Buttons
LCD Display Brightness
Auto-Dim Settings
Time & Calendar Display
Viewing Wind Data
Wind Speed Records
Customizable Alerts
Wind Cup Installation
Placement & Mounting
Rain Sensor Cleaning
Add-On Sensors
Viewing Your Forecast
Data
Viewing Extended
Forecasts Data
Moon Phase
Seasonal Trees
Trend Arrows
Viewing Temperature
& Humidity Data
Indoor Comfort Meter
Temperature & Humidity
Records
“Feels Like” Temperature
Customizable Alerts
We’re Here to Help
Factory Reset
Stay in Touch
Connecting to the App
Connecting Your Station
Adding Your Sensors to
the App
Manually Add Sensors to
the App
Data Stream Technology
Viewing Rain Data
Rainfall Records
Customizable Alerts
Specifications
Cautions & Statements
Warranty
Recycling & Disposal
02-03
07
08
09
09
10
13
14
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25
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Power Jack
03
Initial Setup Connecting to the App
BASICS LA CROSSE VIEW
Power Up
Note:
It may take up to 10 minutes for the sensor data to appear on your station’s screen.
Thermo-Hygro Sensor: Install 2 fresh “AA” batteries according to polarity and replace battery cover.
The blue LED light will flash when transmitting.
Cyclone Sensor: Install 3 fresh “AA” batteries according to polarity and replace battery cover.
Weather Station: Insert the 5V Power Adapter into an outlet, and then plug it into the Power Jack
on the bottom of the station. Next, remove the Insulation Tab from the Station’s Battery Compartment.
About 30 seconds after powering the station on, it will automatically enter the Settings Menu.
See page 07 for more details.
Back of Station (V42)
Bottom of Cyclone Sensor
(LTV-WSDR1)
Thermo-Hygro Sensor
(LTV-TH5i)
Download the La Crosse View App
Visit the App Store or Google Play Store to download the free
La Crosse View app onto your mobile device.
Launch the App
Connecting Your Station to the App
Open the La Crosse View app. Follow the on-screen setup
instructions to create an account, add new devices, and connect
your station to your Wi-Fi network.
Stay connected to your home anytime, anywhere with the
La Crosse View app.
Monitor your home environment and set custom alerts to notify
you when conditions change.
Connecting your station is optional and the display will function
as a standalone unit without the Wi-Fi connection. However, we
recommend connecting during the initial setup, as it will save you
time and allows access to some advanced features right away.
Now that you’ve created your La Crosse View account, it’s time to add your station into your
account and connect it to your home router using the La Crosse View app.
NOTE: For the steps listed on the next page, you’ll need your Wi-Fi network name (SSID)
and password. Make sure your mobile device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
04
Power Jack
03
Initial Setup Connecting to the App
BASICS LA CROSSE VIEW
Power Up
Note:
It may take up to 10 minutes for the sensor data to appear on your station’s screen.
Thermo-Hygro Sensor: Install 2 fresh “AA” batteries according to polarity and replace battery cover.
The blue LED light will flash when transmitting.
Cyclone Sensor: Install 3 fresh “AA” batteries according to polarity and replace battery cover.
Weather Station: Insert the 5V Power Adapter into an outlet, and then plug it into the Power Jack
on the bottom of the station. Next, remove the Insulation Tab from the Station’s Battery Compartment.
About 30 seconds after powering the station on, it will automatically enter the Settings Menu.
See page 07 for more details.
Back of Station (V42)
Bottom of Cyclone Sensor
(LTV-WSDR1)
Thermo-Hygro Sensor
(LTV-TH5i)
Download the La Crosse View App
Visit the App Store or Google Play Store to download the free
La Crosse View app onto your mobile device.
Launch the App
Connecting Your Station to the App
Open the La Crosse View app. Follow the on-screen setup
instructions to create an account, add new devices, and connect
your station to your Wi-Fi network.
Stay connected to your home anytime, anywhere with the
La Crosse View app.
Monitor your home environment and set custom alerts to notify
you when conditions change.
Connecting your station is optional and the display will function
as a standalone unit without the Wi-Fi connection. However, we
recommend connecting during the initial setup, as it will save you
time and allows access to some advanced features right away.
Now that you’ve created your La Crosse View account, it’s time to add your station into your
account and connect it to your home router using the La Crosse View app.
NOTE: For the steps listed on the next page, you’ll need your Wi-Fi network name (SSID)
and password. Make sure your mobile device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
04
Adding & Connecting Your Station to Wi-Fi
LA CROSSE VIEW
05
Checking Your Station’s Wi-Fi Status
Press the SET button on the top of the station to view your Wi-Fi Status.
Having Trouble Connecting to Wi-Fi?
The app should guide you through the best method for your Wi-Fi network and router. However,
if you have trouble connecting, please go to: bit.ly/wifi_questions or scan the QR code. This will
explain additional connectivity options, including connecting by WPS or contacting our technical
support team for further assistance.
ALL OK CONNECTED
Your station is connected to your
Wi-Fi network and its data should
be available on the station and
in the app.
SEE APP TO CONNECT
Check the app for notifications.
NO WEATHER SERVICE
Your Internet weather and time
services are not connecting.
These should resolve on their
own, please be patient.
LOST WIFI
Check your router and network
connections.
The La Crosse View app is required to connect the station to your Wi-Fi network. Download, install,
and log into your La Crosse View account first.
New User Initial Setup: When first setting up your
station, the app will lead you through a series of
instructions to help get your station added into your
account and connected to your home Wi-Fi network.
Manually Add & Connect Display: After the initial walkthrough,
stations can be added and connected via the Devices tab in the
app’s main menu. Simply tap the Add Device or + button at the
bottom of the Devices page in the app.
1.
Follow the initial app instructions or manually add the display into your account. 2.
Next, the app will prompt you to use your phone to scan the device ID barcode located on the back of
the station. Please note, adding a device to your account and connecting it to Wi-Fi are two dierent
steps. You can complete either step separately if you have any trouble.
When connected, the station will beep, and time and forecast information should populate on the
display. The indicator will also become solid.
3.
4.
* This step is only required if you do not receive the Add Device
notification within the app.
Prior to mounting/positioning your sensors, make sure your
station is receiving sensor data.
Upon getting the station connected to your Wi-Fi network, the app will
explain how your connected sensor should be brought in. Within the next
15 minutes, you should receive an Add Device notification in your app.
This is indicated by the Red Cloud and the numbers inside of it. Tap this
icon to begin adding your sensor into the app.
1.
Manually Add Your Sensors to the App*
3.
4.
2.
Open your La Crosse View app. On the
Main Menu, scroll to ADD/EDIT and select
DEVICES.
Scan the Barcode on your Sensor or type
in the Device ID manually.
Confirm the sensor image and Device
ID and add a Device Name and Location
Name. Select DONE.
On the Devices page, select the ADD
DEVICE or PLUS (+) button.
Add Device SaveCancel
2
Please wait up to 15 minutes
for your additional devices
to connect to your account.
Adding Your Sensors to the App
LA CROSSE VIEW
02
123456-ABC
123456-ABC
123456-ABC
▲ Back of Thermo-Hygro Sensor
Bottom of Cyclone Sensor ⊲
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Adding & Connecting Your Station to Wi-Fi
LA CROSSE VIEW
05
Checking Your Station’s Wi-Fi Status
Press the SET button on the top of the station to view your Wi-Fi Status.
Having Trouble Connecting to Wi-Fi?
The app should guide you through the best method for your Wi-Fi network and router. However,
if you have trouble connecting, please go to: bit.ly/wifi_questions or scan the QR code. This will
explain additional connectivity options, including connecting by WPS or contacting our technical
support team for further assistance.
ALL OK CONNECTED
Your station is connected to your
Wi-Fi network and its data should
be available on the station and
in the app.
SEE APP TO CONNECT
Check the app for notifications.
NO WEATHER SERVICE
Your Internet weather and time
services are not connecting.
These should resolve on their
own, please be patient.
LOST WIFI
Check your router and network
connections.
The La Crosse View app is required to connect the station to your Wi-Fi network. Download, install,
and log into your La Crosse View account first.
New User Initial Setup: When first setting up your
station, the app will lead you through a series of
instructions to help get your station added into your
account and connected to your home Wi-Fi network.
Manually Add & Connect Display: After the initial walkthrough,
stations can be added and connected via the Devices tab in the
app’s main menu. Simply tap the Add Device or + button at the
bottom of the Devices page in the app.
1.
Follow the initial app instructions or manually add the display into your account. 2.
Next, the app will prompt you to use your phone to scan the device ID barcode located on the back of
the station. Please note, adding a device to your account and connecting it to Wi-Fi are two dierent
steps. You can complete either step separately if you have any trouble.
When connected, the station will beep, and time and forecast information should populate on the
display. The indicator will also become solid.
3.
4.
* This step is only required if you do not receive the Add Device
notification within the app.
Prior to mounting/positioning your sensors, make sure your
station is receiving sensor data.
Upon getting the station connected to your Wi-Fi network, the app will
explain how your connected sensor should be brought in. Within the next
15 minutes, you should receive an Add Device notification in your app.
This is indicated by the Red Cloud and the numbers inside of it. Tap this
icon to begin adding your sensor into the app.
1.
Manually Add Your Sensors to the App*
3.
4.
2.
Open your La Crosse View app. On the
Main Menu, scroll to ADD/EDIT and select
DEVICES.
Scan the Barcode on your Sensor or type
in the Device ID manually.
Confirm the sensor image and Device
ID and add a Device Name and Location
Name. Select DONE.
On the Devices page, select the ADD
DEVICE or PLUS (+) button.
Add Device SaveCancel
2
Please wait up to 15 minutes
for your additional devices
to connect to your account.
Adding Your Sensors to the App
LA CROSSE VIEW
02
123456-ABC
123456-ABC
123456-ABC
▲ Back of Thermo-Hygro Sensor
Bottom of Cyclone Sensor ⊲
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07
Station Settings
BASICS
About 30 seconds after powering the station on, it will automatically enter the Settings Menu.
Use the steps below to navigate the menu and get your station working the way you’d like.
Settings Menu Order
•
Greeting/HELLO
• Language (English/Spanish/French/German)
• Beep ON/OFF
• 12/24 Hour Time Format
• Hour | Minute | Year | Month | Date
• Calendar Order Month/Date or Date/Month
• Temperature Units (Fahrenheit/Celsius)
• Temperature Decimal ON/OFF
• Wind Speed Units (MPH/KPH)
• Wind Direction (Letters/Degrees)
• Rainfall (Inches or Millimeters)
• THANK YOU
Important: Settings such as language and units of measure must
be set manually within the station’s Settings Menu. These are not
controlled by the La Crosse View app.
• The language selected will aect menu instructions as well as
weekday and month readouts.
• Weekday will set automatically after year, month, and date
settings are adjusted.
• When in 24 hour time format, seconds will show in place of
AM/PM markings.
• If you’re connected to Wi-Fi, the time/date will automatically
update from the Internet. See pages 04-06 for more info.
Navigating the Settings Menu
To manually set language, time/date, and other
settings, hold the SET button to enter the
Settings Menu.
1.
Use the +/- buttons on the top of the station to
adjust the values.
2.
Press the SET button to confirm your selection
and move to the next setting.
3.
You may exit the Settings Menu at any time by
pressing the LIGHT button on the front of the
station.
4.
1. ALERTS: Hold to enter Alert Settings. Press to confirm and move to next item. Use the + or - buttons to arm
or disarm an alert.
2. SENSOR: Press to view sensor ID numbers. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button delete the sensor.
3. TEMP: Press to view Temp. & Humidity History. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button to reset history value.
Hold to search for Outdoor Sensor.
4. SET: Press to view Wi-Fi status. Hold to enter the Settings Menu.
5. PLUS/MINUS (+/-): Use to adjust values. When in Alert Settings, press to arm/disarm alert.
6. WIND: Press to view Wind Speed History. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button to reset the history value.
7. RAIN: Press to view Rain History. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button to reset the history value.
8. FORECAST: Press to see Daily or Hourly Forecast. Hold to auto-scroll forecast data.*
9. LIGHT: Press to adjust backlight or to exit settings. Hold to enter Auto-Dim settings.
10. WIFI: Press during initial setup for Wi-Fi Connection. Hold to re-enter Configuration Mode and clear previous
Wi-Fi settings.
Front of Station Back of Station
08
Buttons
BASICS
* Your display must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive Daily/Hourly forecast information.
07
Station Settings
BASICS
About 30 seconds after powering the station on, it will automatically enter the Settings Menu.
Use the steps below to navigate the menu and get your station working the way you’d like.
Settings Menu Order
•
Greeting/HELLO
• Language (English/Spanish/French/German)
• Beep ON/OFF
• 12/24 Hour Time Format
• Hour | Minute | Year | Month | Date
• Calendar Order Month/Date or Date/Month
• Temperature Units (Fahrenheit/Celsius)
• Temperature Decimal ON/OFF
• Wind Speed Units (MPH/KPH)
• Wind Direction (Letters/Degrees)
• Rainfall (Inches or Millimeters)
• THANK YOU
Important: Settings such as language and units of measure must
be set manually within the station’s Settings Menu. These are not
controlled by the La Crosse View app.
• The language selected will aect menu instructions as well as
weekday and month readouts.
• Weekday will set automatically after year, month, and date
settings are adjusted.
• When in 24 hour time format, seconds will show in place of
AM/PM markings.
• If you’re connected to Wi-Fi, the time/date will automatically
update from the Internet. See pages 04-06 for more info.
Navigating the Settings Menu
To manually set language, time/date, and other
settings, hold the SET button to enter the
Settings Menu.
1.
Use the +/- buttons on the top of the station to
adjust the values.
2.
Press the SET button to confirm your selection
and move to the next setting.
3.
You may exit the Settings Menu at any time by
pressing the LIGHT button on the front of the
station.
4.
1. ALERTS: Hold to enter Alert Settings. Press to confirm and move to next item. Use the + or - buttons to arm
or disarm an alert.
2. SENSOR: Press to view sensor ID numbers. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button delete the sensor.
3. TEMP: Press to view Temp. & Humidity History. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button to reset history value.
Hold to search for Outdoor Sensor.
4. SET: Press to view Wi-Fi status. Hold to enter the Settings Menu.
5. PLUS/MINUS (+/-): Use to adjust values. When in Alert Settings, press to arm/disarm alert.
6. WIND: Press to view Wind Speed History. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button to reset the history value.
7. RAIN: Press to view Rain History. While viewing, hold the MINUS (-) button to reset the history value.
8. FORECAST: Press to see Daily or Hourly Forecast. Hold to auto-scroll forecast data.*
9. LIGHT: Press to adjust backlight or to exit settings. Hold to enter Auto-Dim settings.
10. WIFI: Press during initial setup for Wi-Fi Connection. Hold to re-enter Configuration Mode and clear previous
Wi-Fi settings.
Front of Station Back of Station
08
Buttons
BASICS
* Your display must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive Daily/Hourly forecast information.
Adjusting the LCD Display Brightness
Press and release the LIGHT button on the front
of the station to adjust the backlight intensity.
There are 4 brightness levels, plus an o option.
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LCD Display Brightness
BASICS BASICS
Note: Only the hour can be set. The Auto-Dim Icon ( ) will appear on the LCD when the Auto-Dim feature
is activated.
Auto-Dim Settings
Program your display to automatically dim during preselected times.
1. Hold the LIGHT button to enter the Auto-Dim
Settings Menu.
2. Press the +/- buttons to turn the Auto-Dim
feature on/o. Press LIGHT to confirm.
3.
Press the +/- buttons to adjust the starting
hour. Press LIGHT to confirm.
4. Press the +/- buttons to adjust the stopping
hour. Press LIGHT to confirm and exit.
Time & Calendar Display
Data Stream Technology®
Data Streams allow you to see additional AccuWeather information in the time & calendar
section on the LCD. Learn how to set these up in our video here: bit.ly/datastream_vid
1. 12/24 HOUR TIME: Time will automatically update when
connected to Wi-Fi.
2. WI-FI ICON ( ): Indicates active Wi-Fi connection.
3. AUTO-DIM ICON ( ): Indicates active Auto-Dim setting.
4. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): Appears when station
battery needs to be replaced.
5. CALENDAR: Select order (Month/Date or Date/Month)
in the Settings Menu.
* Your display must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive Data Stream information.
Check the La Crosse View app
for a comprehensive list of
Data Stream options.
Stream Options Examples:
•
UV Index
• Sunrise/Sunset Times
• Chance of Thunderstorms
• Air Quality
• Personal Message
Adjusting the LCD Display Brightness
Press and release the LIGHT button on the front
of the station to adjust the backlight intensity.
There are 4 brightness levels, plus an o option.
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LCD Display Brightness
BASICS BASICS
Note: Only the hour can be set. The Auto-Dim Icon ( ) will appear on the LCD when the Auto-Dim feature
is activated.
Auto-Dim Settings
Program your display to automatically dim during preselected times.
1. Hold the LIGHT button to enter the Auto-Dim
Settings Menu.
2. Press the +/- buttons to turn the Auto-Dim
feature on/o. Press LIGHT to confirm.
3.
Press the +/- buttons to adjust the starting
hour. Press LIGHT to confirm.
4. Press the +/- buttons to adjust the stopping
hour. Press LIGHT to confirm and exit.
Time & Calendar Display
Data Stream Technology®
Data Streams allow you to see additional AccuWeather information in the time & calendar
section on the LCD. Learn how to set these up in our video here: bit.ly/datastream_vid
1. 12/24 HOUR TIME: Time will automatically update when
connected to Wi-Fi.
2. WI-FI ICON ( ): Indicates active Wi-Fi connection.
3. AUTO-DIM ICON ( ): Indicates active Auto-Dim setting.
4. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): Appears when station
battery needs to be replaced.
5. CALENDAR: Select order (Month/Date or Date/Month)
in the Settings Menu.
* Your display must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive Data Stream information.
Check the La Crosse View app
for a comprehensive list of
Data Stream options.
Stream Options Examples:
•
UV Index
• Sunrise/Sunset Times
• Chance of Thunderstorms
• Air Quality
• Personal Message
Viewing Your Forecast Data
FORECAST
Spring (March 20
th
to June 20
th
) Summer (June 21
st
to Sept. 20
th
) Fall (Sept. 21
st
to Dec. 20
th
) Winter (Dec. 21
st
to March 19
th
)
This station displays 12 phases based on the lunar calendar:
• New Moon
• Small Waxing Crescent
• Large Waxing Crescent
• First Quarter
• Small Waxing Gibbous
• Large Waxing Gibbous
• Full Moon
• Large Waning Gibbous
• Small Waning Gibbous
• Last Quarter
• Large Waning Crescent
• Small Waning Crescent
* The station must be connected Wi-Fi to activate the extended forecast and day/night forecast features.
Seasonal Trees
Trend Arrows
Extended Forecast Examples
Moon Phase
When clear or partly clear conditions are predicted, the sun icon will show during daylight hours (7:00am to 6:59pm)
and the moon phase icon will show during nighttime hours (7:00pm to 6:59am).* The times the sun and moon icons
appear are pre-programmed and cannot be adjusted.
The foliage scene in the forecast section changes seasonally. The dates are pre-programmed.
The Trend Arrows represent changes in pressure
over the past 3 hours.
Viewing Extended Forecast
Press and release the FORECAST button to toggle through
your next 12 hours and next 7 days of forecast data.*
12
Rapid
Increase
Steady
Pressure
Slow
Increase
Slow
Decrease
Rapid
Decrease
Note: The Forecast Icons may not represent your current weather. They are a future prediction of weather to come over
the next 12 hours.
Tip: The icon will appear in the top left corner of the forecast section when your display is connected and receiving
AccuWeather forecast data.
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Viewing Your Forecast Data
FORECAST
When using as a standalone station, the display uses changes in barometric pressure to predict your
weather to come. This is represented by the 6 forecast scenes below. High and low temperatures will
come from the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.
Watch our Forecast Icon Video for more details: bit.ly/forecast_vid
When connected to Wi-Fi, the station will receive additional weather icons, chance of precipitation values,
and future forecast information. These enhanced features are powered by:
Additional forecast scenes include:
Sunny
Sunny
Light Snow
Partly Sunny
Partly Sunny
Snow
Snow
T-Storms
Fog
Rain
Light Rain
Windy
T-Storms
Rain
Ice
Clouds
Clouds
Wintry Mix
Viewing Your Forecast Data
FORECAST
Spring (March 20
th
to June 20
th
) Summer (June 21
st
to Sept. 20
th
) Fall (Sept. 21
st
to Dec. 20
th
) Winter (Dec. 21
st
to March 19
th
)
This station displays 12 phases based on the lunar calendar:
• New Moon
• Small Waxing Crescent
• Large Waxing Crescent
• First Quarter
• Small Waxing Gibbous
• Large Waxing Gibbous
• Full Moon
• Large Waning Gibbous
• Small Waning Gibbous
• Last Quarter
• Large Waning Crescent
• Small Waning Crescent
* The station must be connected Wi-Fi to activate the extended forecast and day/night forecast features.
Seasonal Trees
Trend Arrows
Extended Forecast Examples
Moon Phase
When clear or partly clear conditions are predicted, the sun icon will show during daylight hours (7:00am to 6:59pm)
and the moon phase icon will show during nighttime hours (7:00pm to 6:59am).* The times the sun and moon icons
appear are pre-programmed and cannot be adjusted.
The foliage scene in the forecast section changes seasonally. The dates are pre-programmed.
The Trend Arrows represent changes in pressure
over the past 3 hours.
Viewing Extended Forecast
Press and release the FORECAST button to toggle through
your next 12 hours and next 7 days of forecast data.*
12
Rapid
Increase
Steady
Pressure
Slow
Increase
Slow
Decrease
Rapid
Decrease
Note: The Forecast Icons may not represent your current weather. They are a future prediction of weather to come over
the next 12 hours.
Tip: The icon will appear in the top left corner of the forecast section when your display is connected and receiving
AccuWeather forecast data.
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Viewing Your Forecast Data
FORECAST
When using as a standalone station, the display uses changes in barometric pressure to predict your
weather to come. This is represented by the 6 forecast scenes below. High and low temperatures will
come from the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.
Watch our Forecast Icon Video for more details: bit.ly/forecast_vid
When connected to Wi-Fi, the station will receive additional weather icons, chance of precipitation values,
and future forecast information. These enhanced features are powered by:
Additional forecast scenes include:
Sunny
Sunny
Light Snow
Partly Sunny
Partly Sunny
Snow
Snow
T-Storms
Fog
Rain
Light Rain
Windy
T-Storms
Rain
Ice
Clouds
Clouds
Wintry Mix
Viewing Wind Data
WIND WIND
1. WIND SPEED ALERT ( ): Appears if a wind speed alert is set & active.
2. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates if the station is receiving data from the Cyclone Sensor.
3. CURRENT WIND SPEED: The top wind speed in the past 31 seconds.
4. TOP WIND SPEED: The top wind speed in the past 60 minutes.
5. CURRENT WIND DIRECTION: Choose between cardinal points (letters) or degrees in the Settings Menu.
6. COMPASS ROSE: Displays cardinal direction with animated arrows (16 directions total).
7. PREVAILING DIRECTION: Prevailing Wind Direction over the past hour.
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24 Hour Record Example 1 Month Record Example 1 Year Record Example
Wind Speed Records
When viewing the monthly record, press and release
the PLUS (+) button to toggle through the current
month and past 11 months of top speed records.
Press and release the
WIND button to view
wind speed records.
Next, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes
appear on the LCD. This reading will now
reset to the current wind value.
Reset Wind Records
Viewing Wind Speed Records
Press and release the WIND button on the top of the
station to toggle through wind speed records with
time and date stamps.
This station measures high wind speed records for the past 24 hours, 7 days, 1 month, and 1 year.
Viewing Wind Data
WIND WIND
1. WIND SPEED ALERT ( ): Appears if a wind speed alert is set & active.
2. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates if the station is receiving data from the Cyclone Sensor.
3. CURRENT WIND SPEED: The top wind speed in the past 31 seconds.
4. TOP WIND SPEED: The top wind speed in the past 60 minutes.
5. CURRENT WIND DIRECTION: Choose between cardinal points (letters) or degrees in the Settings Menu.
6. COMPASS ROSE: Displays cardinal direction with animated arrows (16 directions total).
7. PREVAILING DIRECTION: Prevailing Wind Direction over the past hour.
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24 Hour Record Example 1 Month Record Example 1 Year Record Example
Wind Speed Records
When viewing the monthly record, press and release
the PLUS (+) button to toggle through the current
month and past 11 months of top speed records.
Press and release the
WIND button to view
wind speed records.
Next, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes
appear on the LCD. This reading will now
reset to the current wind value.
Reset Wind Records
Viewing Wind Speed Records
Press and release the WIND button on the top of the
station to toggle through wind speed records with
time and date stamps.
This station measures high wind speed records for the past 24 hours, 7 days, 1 month, and 1 year.
Viewing Rain Data Viewing Rain Data
RAIN RAIN
1. RAIN ALERT ( ): Appears if a rain alert is set & active.
2. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): Indicates the batteries in the Cyclone Sensor should be replaced soon.
3. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates if the station is receiving data from the Cyclone Sensor.
4. RAINFALL READING: Current rainfall total.
5. RAIN INTERVAL: Indicates rain time interval currently shown on the display (1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days,
month, year, and total since start up).
6. AUTO-SCROLL ICON ( ): Icon will appear when the rain readings auto-scroll setting is active.
7. RAIN GRAPH: A visual representation of your rainfall totals.
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Rain Graph
The Rain Graph has 10 segments which change based
on rainfall totals. The scale values automatically adjust
when over 1-inch (25.4 mm) of rain is measured.
Days Since Last Rain
•
After 24 hours of no rainfall, the station will start counting
days without rain.
• Rainfall readings can be viewed by pressing the rain button.
• When new rainfall occurs, your station will automatically
switch back to the last rainfall reading viewed.
Rainfall Auto-Scroll Option
Program your station to toggle through all available rainfall data.
Press and release the
RAIN button until
AUTOSCROLL appears on the LCD.
The Auto-Scroll Icon ( ) located in the rain
section will appear when active.
Up to 1'' Example
Each Segment Equals 0.1''
Over 1'' Example
Each Segment Equals 0.4''
Note: If over 70 Inches (999 mm) is measured, the graph will
appear full.
To deactivate the Auto-Scroll option, press and release the RAIN button until the
Auto-Scroll Icon ( ) disappears. The station will stay on your current selection.
Viewing Rain Data Viewing Rain Data
RAIN RAIN
1. RAIN ALERT ( ): Appears if a rain alert is set & active.
2. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): Indicates the batteries in the Cyclone Sensor should be replaced soon.
3. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates if the station is receiving data from the Cyclone Sensor.
4. RAINFALL READING: Current rainfall total.
5. RAIN INTERVAL: Indicates rain time interval currently shown on the display (1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days,
month, year, and total since start up).
6. AUTO-SCROLL ICON ( ): Icon will appear when the rain readings auto-scroll setting is active.
7. RAIN GRAPH: A visual representation of your rainfall totals.
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Rain Graph
The Rain Graph has 10 segments which change based
on rainfall totals. The scale values automatically adjust
when over 1-inch (25.4 mm) of rain is measured.
Days Since Last Rain
•
After 24 hours of no rainfall, the station will start counting
days without rain.
• Rainfall readings can be viewed by pressing the rain button.
• When new rainfall occurs, your station will automatically
switch back to the last rainfall reading viewed.
Rainfall Auto-Scroll Option
Program your station to toggle through all available rainfall data.
Press and release the
RAIN button until
AUTOSCROLL appears on the LCD.
The Auto-Scroll Icon ( ) located in the rain
section will appear when active.
Up to 1'' Example
Each Segment Equals 0.1''
Over 1'' Example
Each Segment Equals 0.4''
Note: If over 70 Inches (999 mm) is measured, the graph will
appear full.
To deactivate the Auto-Scroll option, press and release the RAIN button until the
Auto-Scroll Icon ( ) disappears. The station will stay on your current selection.
Rainfall Records
RAIN
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When viewing the monthly record, press and release the PLUS (+) button to toggle through the
current month and past 11 months of rainfall records.
Press and release the
RAIN button to view
rainfall records.
Next, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes
appear on the LCD. This reading will now
reset to the current rainfall value.
Reset Rainfall Records
Past 1 Hour
Updates Every 5 Minutes
Month
Resets at the Start of Every Month
7 Days
Last 7 Days
|
Updates at Midnight
Total
Total Rainfall Since Powered On or Reset
Indoor Comfort Meter (5 Levels): The white arrow at
the bottom of the meter indicates current comfort level.
• 1% to 25%RH: Very Dry
• 26% to 39%RH: Dry
• 40% to 75%RH: Comfortable
• 76% to 83%RH: Wet
• 84% to 99%RH: Very Wet
Past 24 Hours
Running Total
|
Updates Every Hour
Year
Resets at the Start of the Calendar Year
Viewing Rainfall Records
Example Rainfall Records
Press and release the RAIN button on the top of the
station to toggle through rainfall records with time and
date stamps.
See rainfall records for the past hour, 24 hours, 7 days, month, year, and total since start up.
Viewing Temperature & Humidity Data
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY
1. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( )
Indicates the batteries in the Thermo-Hygro Sensor
should be replaced soon.
2. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( )
Indicates if the station is receiving data from
the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.
3. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
4. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE TREND ARROWS
Indicate temperature trend over the past 3 hours
5. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE
Current outdoor temperature
6. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
7. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY TREND ARROWS
Indicate humidity trend over the past 3 hours
8. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY
Current outdoor humidity
9. INDOOR TEMPERATURE ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
10. INDOOR HUMIDITY ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
11. INDOOR TEMPERATURE
Current indoor temperature
12. INDOOR HUMIDITY
Current indoor humidity
13. INDOOR COMFORT METER
Indicates comfort based on indoor humidity
Rainfall Records
RAIN
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When viewing the monthly record, press and release the PLUS (+) button to toggle through the
current month and past 11 months of rainfall records.
Press and release the
RAIN button to view
rainfall records.
Next, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes
appear on the LCD. This reading will now
reset to the current rainfall value.
Reset Rainfall Records
Past 1 Hour
Updates Every 5 Minutes
Month
Resets at the Start of Every Month
7 Days
Last 7 Days
|
Updates at Midnight
Total
Total Rainfall Since Powered On or Reset
Indoor Comfort Meter (5 Levels): The white arrow at
the bottom of the meter indicates current comfort level.
• 1% to 25%RH: Very Dry
• 26% to 39%RH: Dry
• 40% to 75%RH: Comfortable
• 76% to 83%RH: Wet
• 84% to 99%RH: Very Wet
Past 24 Hours
Running Total
|
Updates Every Hour
Year
Resets at the Start of the Calendar Year
Viewing Rainfall Records
Example Rainfall Records
Press and release the RAIN button on the top of the
station to toggle through rainfall records with time and
date stamps.
See rainfall records for the past hour, 24 hours, 7 days, month, year, and total since start up.
Viewing Temperature & Humidity Data
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY
1. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( )
Indicates the batteries in the Thermo-Hygro Sensor
should be replaced soon.
2. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( )
Indicates if the station is receiving data from
the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.
3. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
4. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE TREND ARROWS
Indicate temperature trend over the past 3 hours
5. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE
Current outdoor temperature
6. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
7. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY TREND ARROWS
Indicate humidity trend over the past 3 hours
8. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY
Current outdoor humidity
9. INDOOR TEMPERATURE ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
10. INDOOR HUMIDITY ALERT ICONS ( )
Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set & active.
11. INDOOR TEMPERATURE
Current indoor temperature
12. INDOOR HUMIDITY
Current indoor humidity
13. INDOOR COMFORT METER
Indicates comfort based on indoor humidity
• Wind Chill: When temperature is below 50ºF (10ºC) and there is 5 MPH (8 KPH)
of sustained wind speed.
• Heat Index: When temperature is above 80ºF (27ºC).
• Current Temperature When the temperature is between 51°F and 79°F
(10.5ºC and 26.1ºC), the readings will remain the same as the outdoor value
regardless of wind speed.
Temperature & Humidity Records Customizable Alerts
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Viewing Temperature & Humidity Records
Press and release the TEMP. button to toggle through
indoor/outdoor records with time and date stamps.
This reading indicates both Wind Chill and Heat Index values when
conditions are met.
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY ALERTS
Press and release the TEMP. button to view
temperature and humidity records.
Hold the
ALERTS button to enter alert settings.
Reset Temperature & Humidity Records
Activating/Deactivating Alerts
Next, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes
appear on the LCD. This reading will now reset
to the current value.
Use the +/- buttons to activate/deactivate alerts.
Alert Setting Order
1.
High Wind Speed
2. 24 Hour Rainfall
3. Outdoor High Temperature
4. Outdoor Low Temperature
5. Outdoor High Humidity
6. Outdoor Low Humidity
7. Indoor High Temperature
8. Indoor Low Temperature
9. Indoor High Humidity
10. Indoor Low Humidity
Records Viewing Order
1.
Outdoor High Temperature
2. Outdoor Low Temperature
3. Outdoor High Humidity
4. Outdoor Low Humidity
5. Indoor High Temperature
6. Indoor Low Temperature
7. Indoor High Humidity
8. Indoor Low Humidity
9. “Feels Like” High Temperature
10. “Feels Like” Low Temperature
11. Dew Point
Outdoor High Temperature Record Example
High Wind Speed Alert Example
Outdoor Low Temperature Alert Example
Triggered Alerts
• When an alert value is reached, the corresponding
value and alert icon will flash on screen.
• The station will also beep 5 times each minute until
the value moves out of the alert range. Press any
button to stop the alert sound.
• Alerts set on the station are separate from those
created within the app.
Setting Custom Alerts
1.
Hold the ALERTS button to enter the Alert Settings Menu.
2. Use the +/- buttons to activate/deactivate individual alerts,
or press the ALERTS button to skip to the next option.
3. Once activated, use the +/- buttons to adjust the values.
Press the ALERTS button to confirm and move forward.
Note: The default setting for alerts is OFF.
Active alerts are indicated by the and / icons
located in their respective sections on the LCD.
“Feels Like” Temperature
• Wind Chill: When temperature is below 50ºF (10ºC) and there is 5 MPH (8 KPH)
of sustained wind speed.
• Heat Index: When temperature is above 80ºF (27ºC).
• Current Temperature When the temperature is between 51°F and 79°F
(10.5ºC and 26.1ºC), the readings will remain the same as the outdoor value
regardless of wind speed.
Temperature & Humidity Records Customizable Alerts
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Viewing Temperature & Humidity Records
Press and release the TEMP. button to toggle through
indoor/outdoor records with time and date stamps.
This reading indicates both Wind Chill and Heat Index values when
conditions are met.
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY ALERTS
Press and release the TEMP. button to view
temperature and humidity records.
Hold the
ALERTS button to enter alert settings.
Reset Temperature & Humidity Records
Activating/Deactivating Alerts
Next, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes
appear on the LCD. This reading will now reset
to the current value.
Use the +/- buttons to activate/deactivate alerts.
Alert Setting Order
1.
High Wind Speed
2. 24 Hour Rainfall
3. Outdoor High Temperature
4. Outdoor Low Temperature
5. Outdoor High Humidity
6. Outdoor Low Humidity
7. Indoor High Temperature
8. Indoor Low Temperature
9. Indoor High Humidity
10. Indoor Low Humidity
Records Viewing Order
1.
Outdoor High Temperature
2. Outdoor Low Temperature
3. Outdoor High Humidity
4. Outdoor Low Humidity
5. Indoor High Temperature
6. Indoor Low Temperature
7. Indoor High Humidity
8. Indoor Low Humidity
9. “Feels Like” High Temperature
10. “Feels Like” Low Temperature
11. Dew Point
Outdoor High Temperature Record Example
High Wind Speed Alert Example
Outdoor Low Temperature Alert Example
Triggered Alerts
• When an alert value is reached, the corresponding
value and alert icon will flash on screen.
• The station will also beep 5 times each minute until
the value moves out of the alert range. Press any
button to stop the alert sound.
• Alerts set on the station are separate from those
created within the app.
Setting Custom Alerts
1.
Hold the ALERTS button to enter the Alert Settings Menu.
2. Use the +/- buttons to activate/deactivate individual alerts,
or press the ALERTS button to skip to the next option.
3. Once activated, use the +/- buttons to adjust the values.
Press the ALERTS button to confirm and move forward.
Note: The default setting for alerts is OFF.
Active alerts are indicated by the and / icons
located in their respective sections on the LCD.
“Feels Like” Temperature
Sensor Placement & Mounting Cyclone Sensor Mounting
SENSORS SENSORS
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• Use the hole at the top to hang your sensor from the back using a nail.
Or, insert one mounting screw through the front of your sensor.
• Mount your sensor on a north-facing wall or in a shaded area. Under
an eave or deck rail is preferred to avoid inaccurate readings from the sun.
• The maximum wireless transmission range to the station is up to 400 feet
(121 meters) in open air, not including walls or floors.
• Be sure your sensor is mounted vertically, to allow moisture to drain
out properly.
• For online video instruction visit: bit.ly/th_sensor_mounting
Fence posts, poles, decks, and mailboxes are common mounting options due to their convenience.
Many users prefer these types of locations as the data they provides is accurate from their ground
level. However, because the wind in these spots is often aected by obstructions, the readings may
dier when compared to local reporting stations.
• Use the built-in Bubble Level to ensure the Cyclone Sensor
(especially the rain gauge) is mounted level.
• Ensure the Solar Panel is facing to the South. This helps
optimize battery life and transmit correct wind direction data.
• Ideally, the Cyclone Sensor should be mounted on the tallest
object in your area. Avoid positioning the sensor parallel
or below eaves, roof lines, trees, or other objects that may
obstruct wind and rain readings.
• Make sure all the screws on the Mounting Bracket, Wind Cups,
Wind Vane, and Battery Compartment are securely fastened.
• The Cyclone Sensor should be mounted with the Wind Cups
on the top. See page 02 for wind cup installation information.
For Accurate Thermo-Hygro Sensor Measurements Basic Installation
For Accurate Cyclone Sensor Measurements
Bubble Level
Mount the Mast to a flat surface with the four
provided screws.
Check the integrated Bubble Level or use your own
across the Rain Funnel to ensure the sensor is level.
Place the Cyclone Pro Sensor on top of the Mast.
Ensure the Solar Panel is facing south.
Secure the Cyclone Sensor to the Mast by tightening
the screws on the side. After screws are tightened,
double check the sensor has remained level
through the installation process.
1.
3.
2.
4.
Sensor Placement & Mounting Cyclone Sensor Mounting
SENSORS SENSORS
21 22
• Use the hole at the top to hang your sensor from the back using a nail.
Or, insert one mounting screw through the front of your sensor.
• Mount your sensor on a north-facing wall or in a shaded area. Under
an eave or deck rail is preferred to avoid inaccurate readings from the sun.
• The maximum wireless transmission range to the station is up to 400 feet
(121 meters) in open air, not including walls or floors.
• Be sure your sensor is mounted vertically, to allow moisture to drain
out properly.
• For online video instruction visit: bit.ly/th_sensor_mounting
Fence posts, poles, decks, and mailboxes are common mounting options due to their convenience.
Many users prefer these types of locations as the data they provides is accurate from their ground
level. However, because the wind in these spots is often aected by obstructions, the readings may
dier when compared to local reporting stations.
• Use the built-in Bubble Level to ensure the Cyclone Sensor
(especially the rain gauge) is mounted level.
• Ensure the Solar Panel is facing to the South. This helps
optimize battery life and transmit correct wind direction data.
• Ideally, the Cyclone Sensor should be mounted on the tallest
object in your area. Avoid positioning the sensor parallel
or below eaves, roof lines, trees, or other objects that may
obstruct wind and rain readings.
• Make sure all the screws on the Mounting Bracket, Wind Cups,
Wind Vane, and Battery Compartment are securely fastened.
• The Cyclone Sensor should be mounted with the Wind Cups
on the top. See page 02 for wind cup installation information.
For Accurate Thermo-Hygro Sensor Measurements Basic Installation
For Accurate Cyclone Sensor Measurements
Bubble Level
Mount the Mast to a flat surface with the four
provided screws.
Check the integrated Bubble Level or use your own
across the Rain Funnel to ensure the sensor is level.
Place the Cyclone Pro Sensor on top of the Mast.
Ensure the Solar Panel is facing south.
Secure the Cyclone Sensor to the Mast by tightening
the screws on the side. After screws are tightened,
double check the sensor has remained level
through the installation process.
1.
3.
2.
4.
Cleaning the Rain Sensor
SENSORS
Remove the Rain Funnel by firmly twisting
the funnel counter-clockwise and lifting up.
After cleaning, re-install the Rain Funnel by
placing it back into the sensor and twisting
clockwise until secure.
Clear any leaves, insects, or other debris to
allow the Rain Tipper to rock freely. Check
and clear the Drainage Holes located on
the underside of the sensor.
You should feel the funnel lock into place
when one of the arrows lines up with the
center of the Lock/Unlock Line.
1.
3.
2.
4.
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Cyclone Sensor Mounting
SENSORS
Flexible Installation
Some advanced installation options include tripods, wall mounts, chimney mounts, and many others.
Any of these can be combined with U-bolts for attachment onto a tall cylindrical conduit using our
Adjustable Base. These options will require additional equipment and possibly professional help for
best results.
Advanced Installation
Install the Hand Screw to the bracket, then Secure
the Cyclone Sensor to the Mast by tightening the
screws on the side.
This configuration allows you to attach the sensor
to angled locations and easily make adjustments
to ensure the Mast and Sensor are level.
Tip: Remove the Cyclone Sensor’s batteries before cleaning to avoid accidental rain readings.
Hand Screw
Freestanding Pole Setup
1'' Maximum Outside
Pole Diameter
Tripod Setup Example
1'' Maximum Outside
Pole Diameter
Cleaning the Rain Sensor
SENSORS
Remove the Rain Funnel by firmly twisting
the funnel counter-clockwise and lifting up.
After cleaning, re-install the Rain Funnel by
placing it back into the sensor and twisting
clockwise until secure.
Clear any leaves, insects, or other debris to
allow the Rain Tipper to rock freely. Check
and clear the Drainage Holes located on
the underside of the sensor.
You should feel the funnel lock into place
when one of the arrows lines up with the
center of the Lock/Unlock Line.
1.
3.
2.
4.
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Cyclone Sensor Mounting
SENSORS
Flexible Installation
Some advanced installation options include tripods, wall mounts, chimney mounts, and many others.
Any of these can be combined with U-bolts for attachment onto a tall cylindrical conduit using our
Adjustable Base. These options will require additional equipment and possibly professional help for
best results.
Advanced Installation
Install the Hand Screw to the bracket, then Secure
the Cyclone Sensor to the Mast by tightening the
screws on the side.
This configuration allows you to attach the sensor
to angled locations and easily make adjustments
to ensure the Mast and Sensor are level.
Tip: Remove the Cyclone Sensor’s batteries before cleaning to avoid accidental rain readings.
Hand Screw
Freestanding Pole Setup
1'' Maximum Outside
Pole Diameter
Tripod Setup Example
1'' Maximum Outside
Pole Diameter
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Water Detection
Ambient Temperature
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Two Hi-Temperature Probes
Backlit Display & Storage Case
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Water Temperature
Floating Design with LCD Display
USE CASE: Place under the kitchen
sink or in the basement and receive
an alert when moisture is detected.
USE CASE: Set independent timers
and alerts to monitor two steaks at
the same time.
USE CASE: Place in a pool or hot
tub to keep an eye on changes in
water temperature.
App Screenshot App Screenshot
WATER LEAK SENSOR BBQ SENSOR
Model Number: LTV-WL1 Model Number: LTV-BBQ1 Model Number: LTV-POOLv2
App Screenshot
Find more add-on sensor options by scanning the QR code or visiting: bit.ly/add-on_sensors
Expand Your System to Suit Your Needs
POOL SENSOR
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Featured Add-On Sensors Specifications
SENSORS APPENDIX
Wi-Fi NETWORK REQUIREMENTS
• Broadcast Frequency: 2.4GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
• Network Name/Password: Must Not Exceed
45 Characters
• Network Speed: Must Be Greater than 1 Mbps
Note: If you have a multi-band router, this device will
connect to the 2.4GHz band when connecting to Wi-Fi.
STATION (V42/BP73736)
• Indoor Temperature Range: 32°F to 122°F
(0°C to 50°C)
• Indoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Power Requirements: 5.0V Adapter (included)
+ Battery Backup: 1 “CR2032” Coin Cell Battery
(included) Saves time/date when station is unplugged
The plug on the power adapter is intended to serve as the
disconnect device, the socket-outlet shall be installed near
the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
• Dimensions: 8.30 in. L x 1.13 in. W x 6.33 in. H
(21.09 cm L x 2.88 cm W x 16.09 cm H)
• LCD Brightness: 4 Intensity Levels + OFF
(Programmable Auto-Dim Backlight Option)
• Language Options: English, Spanish, French, and
German (Translation Available for Menus & Calendar)
THERMO-HYGRO SENSOR (LTV-TH5i)
• Outdoor Temperature Range: -40°F to 140°F
(-40°C to 60°C)
• Outdoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Transmission Range: 400 feet (121 meters) open air
• Update Interval: Every 51 Seconds
• Power Requirements: 2 “AA” Batteries (not included)
• Dimensions: 1.97 in. L x 0.75 in. W x 5.73 in. H
(5.0 cm L x 1.91 cm W x 14.55 cm H)
MOBILE REQUIREMENTS
• Apple phones require iOS with cellular or Wi-Fi service.
• Android phones require Android OS with cellular or
Wi-Fi service.
CYCLONE SENSOR (LTV-WSDR1)
• Wind Speed Range: 0 to 111 mph (0 to 178 kph)
• Rainfall Range: 0 to 393.6 Inches (0 to 9999 mm)
• Transmission Range: 400 feet (121 meters) open air
• Power Requirements: 3 “AA” Batteries (not included)
• Update Interval: Every 31 Seconds
• Dimensions: 13.77 in. L x 5.15 in. W x 17.44 in. H
(35 cm L x 13.1 cm W x 44.3 cm H) with Bracket
• Dimensions: 13.77 in. L x 5.15 in. W x 9.13 in. H
(35 cm L x 13.1 cm W x 23.2 cm H) without Bracket
The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV
interference caused by unauthorized changes or modifications
to this equipment. Such changes or modifications could void the
user authority to operate the equipment.
All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in any
form, even in part, or duplicated or processed using electronic,
mechanical or chemical process without the written permission
of the publisher.
This booklet may contain errors or misprints. The information
it contains is regularly checked and corrections are included
in subsequent editions. We disclaim any responsibility for any
technical error or printing error, or their consequences.
All trademarks and patents are recognized.
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Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.
Visit www.lacrossetechnology.com/patents for patent information
Note: Add-On Sensor data is only available in the app.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Water Detection
Ambient Temperature
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Two Hi-Temperature Probes
Backlit Display & Storage Case
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Water Temperature
Floating Design with LCD Display
USE CASE: Place under the kitchen
sink or in the basement and receive
an alert when moisture is detected.
USE CASE: Set independent timers
and alerts to monitor two steaks at
the same time.
USE CASE: Place in a pool or hot
tub to keep an eye on changes in
water temperature.
App Screenshot App Screenshot
WATER LEAK SENSOR BBQ SENSOR
Model Number: LTV-WL1 Model Number: LTV-BBQ1 Model Number: LTV-POOLv2
App Screenshot
Find more add-on sensor options by scanning the QR code or visiting: bit.ly/add-on_sensors
Expand Your System to Suit Your Needs
POOL SENSOR
25 26
Featured Add-On Sensors Specifications
SENSORS APPENDIX
Wi-Fi NETWORK REQUIREMENTS
• Broadcast Frequency: 2.4GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
• Network Name/Password: Must Not Exceed
45 Characters
• Network Speed: Must Be Greater than 1 Mbps
Note: If you have a multi-band router, this device will
connect to the 2.4GHz band when connecting to Wi-Fi.
STATION (V42/BP73736)
• Indoor Temperature Range: 32°F to 122°F
(0°C to 50°C)
• Indoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Power Requirements: 5.0V Adapter (included)
+ Battery Backup: 1 “CR2032” Coin Cell Battery
(included) Saves time/date when station is unplugged
The plug on the power adapter is intended to serve as the
disconnect device, the socket-outlet shall be installed near
the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
• Dimensions: 8.30 in. L x 1.13 in. W x 6.33 in. H
(21.09 cm L x 2.88 cm W x 16.09 cm H)
• LCD Brightness: 4 Intensity Levels + OFF
(Programmable Auto-Dim Backlight Option)
• Language Options: English, Spanish, French, and
German (Translation Available for Menus & Calendar)
THERMO-HYGRO SENSOR (LTV-TH5i)
• Outdoor Temperature Range: -40°F to 140°F
(-40°C to 60°C)
• Outdoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Transmission Range: 400 feet (121 meters) open air
• Update Interval: Every 51 Seconds
• Power Requirements: 2 “AA” Batteries (not included)
• Dimensions: 1.97 in. L x 0.75 in. W x 5.73 in. H
(5.0 cm L x 1.91 cm W x 14.55 cm H)
MOBILE REQUIREMENTS
• Apple phones require iOS with cellular or Wi-Fi service.
• Android phones require Android OS with cellular or
Wi-Fi service.
CYCLONE SENSOR (LTV-WSDR1)
• Wind Speed Range: 0 to 111 mph (0 to 178 kph)
• Rainfall Range: 0 to 393.6 Inches (0 to 9999 mm)
• Transmission Range: 400 feet (121 meters) open air
• Power Requirements: 3 “AA” Batteries (not included)
• Update Interval: Every 31 Seconds
• Dimensions: 13.77 in. L x 5.15 in. W x 17.44 in. H
(35 cm L x 13.1 cm W x 44.3 cm H) with Bracket
• Dimensions: 13.77 in. L x 5.15 in. W x 9.13 in. H
(35 cm L x 13.1 cm W x 23.2 cm H) without Bracket
The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV
interference caused by unauthorized changes or modifications
to this equipment. Such changes or modifications could void the
user authority to operate the equipment.
All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in any
form, even in part, or duplicated or processed using electronic,
mechanical or chemical process without the written permission
of the publisher.
This booklet may contain errors or misprints. The information
it contains is regularly checked and corrections are included
in subsequent editions. We disclaim any responsibility for any
technical error or printing error, or their consequences.
All trademarks and patents are recognized.
Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. & other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.
Visit www.lacrossetechnology.com/patents for patent information
Note: Add-On Sensor data is only available in the app.
Coin Cell Battery
Replace the Coin Cell Battery
1. Use a coin to turn the battery cover to the left to remove it.
2. Pull back the metal pin and gently remove the battery.
3. Insert a fresh CR2032 battery with the + side up and snap
it into place.
4. Replace the battery cover and use the coin to turn it to
the right to lock.
Swallowing may lead to serious injury in as little as 2 hours or death,
due to chemical burns and potential perforation of the esophagus.
If you suspect your child has swallowed or inserted a coin cell battery,
immediately seek urgent medical assistance.
Examine devices and make sure the battery compartment is correctly
secured, e.g. that the screw or other mechanical fastener is tightened.
Do not use if compartment is not secure.
Dispose of used coin cell batteries immediately and safely.
Flat batteries can still be dangerous.
Tell others about the risk associated with coin cell batteries and
how to keep their children safe.
WARNING
This product contains a coin cell battery.
If swallowed, it could cause severe injury or death in just 2 hours.
Seek medical attention immediately.
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FCC Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set
forth for an uncontrolled environment and it also complies with
Part 15 of the FCC RF Rules. This equipment must be installed
and operated in accordance with provided instructions and the
antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide
a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and
must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter. End-users and installers must be
provided with antenna installation instructions and consider
removing the no-collocation statement.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
Canada Statement
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/
receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and
Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause interference; and
(2) This device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent
from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
The device meets the exemption from the routine
evaluation limits in section 2.5 of RSS 102 and compliance
with RSS-102 RF exposure, users can obtain Canadian
information on RF exposure and compliance. This transmitter
must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitter. This equipment should
be installed and operated with a minimum distance of
20 centimeters between the radiator and your body.
WARNING: KEEP BATTERIES OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
California Residents
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals
including acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene, which are
known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth
defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Battery Replacement Instructions
When batteries of dierent brand or type are used together,
or new and old batteries are used together, some batteries
may be over-discharged due to a dierence of voltage or
capacity. This can result in venting, leakage, and rupture and
may cause personal injury.
• Always purchase the correct size and grade of battery
most suitable for the intended use.
• Always replace the whole set of batteries at one time,
taking care not to mix old and new ones, or batteries of
dierent types.
• Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device
prior to battery installation.
• Ensure the batteries are installed correctly with regard to
polarity (+ and -).
• Remove batteries from product during periods of non-use.
Battery leakage can cause corrosion and damage to this
product.
• Remove used batteries promptly.
• For recycling and disposal of batteries, and to protect the
environment, please check the internet or your local phone
directory for local recycling centers and/or follow local
government regulations.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Small Parts
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Coin Cell Battery
Replace the Coin Cell Battery
1. Use a coin to turn the battery cover to the left to remove it.
2. Pull back the metal pin and gently remove the battery.
3. Insert a fresh CR2032 battery with the + side up and snap
it into place.
4. Replace the battery cover and use the coin to turn it to
the right to lock.
Swallowing may lead to serious injury in as little as 2 hours or death,
due to chemical burns and potential perforation of the esophagus.
If you suspect your child has swallowed or inserted a coin cell battery,
immediately seek urgent medical assistance.
Examine devices and make sure the battery compartment is correctly
secured, e.g. that the screw or other mechanical fastener is tightened.
Do not use if compartment is not secure.
Dispose of used coin cell batteries immediately and safely.
Flat batteries can still be dangerous.
Tell others about the risk associated with coin cell batteries and
how to keep their children safe.
WARNING
This product contains a coin cell battery.
If swallowed, it could cause severe injury or death in just 2 hours.
Seek medical attention immediately.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
1.
2.
3.
FCC Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set
forth for an uncontrolled environment and it also complies with
Part 15 of the FCC RF Rules. This equipment must be installed
and operated in accordance with provided instructions and the
antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide
a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and
must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter. End-users and installers must be
provided with antenna installation instructions and consider
removing the no-collocation statement.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
Canada Statement
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/
receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and
Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause interference; and
(2) This device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent
from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
The device meets the exemption from the routine
evaluation limits in section 2.5 of RSS 102 and compliance
with RSS-102 RF exposure, users can obtain Canadian
information on RF exposure and compliance. This transmitter
must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitter. This equipment should
be installed and operated with a minimum distance of
20 centimeters between the radiator and your body.
WARNING: KEEP BATTERIES OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
California Residents
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals
including acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene, which are
known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth
defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Battery Replacement Instructions
When batteries of dierent brand or type are used together,
or new and old batteries are used together, some batteries
may be over-discharged due to a dierence of voltage or
capacity. This can result in venting, leakage, and rupture and
may cause personal injury.
• Always purchase the correct size and grade of battery
most suitable for the intended use.
• Always replace the whole set of batteries at one time,
taking care not to mix old and new ones, or batteries of
dierent types.
• Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device
prior to battery installation.
• Ensure the batteries are installed correctly with regard to
polarity (+ and -).
• Remove batteries from product during periods of non-use.
Battery leakage can cause corrosion and damage to this
product.
• Remove used batteries promptly.
• For recycling and disposal of batteries, and to protect the
environment, please check the internet or your local phone
directory for local recycling centers and/or follow local
government regulations.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Small Parts
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Designed in La Crosse, Wisconsin • Made in China • Printed in China • DC 082422
Warranty
Use the links below to find additional resources or reach out to
our sta directly.
Self-Help: bit.ly/v42_support • Online: bit.ly/contact_techsupport
Phone: 1.844.200.8752 • Representatives are available Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm CST
La Crosse Technology, Ltd. provides a 1-year limited time
warranty (from date of purchase) on this product, relating
to manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship.
For full warranty details, visit:
www.lacrossetechnology.com/pages/warranty
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Factory Reset
If you are experiencing issues, press and hold the
ALERTS and RAIN buttons down together until the
display beeps. You do not need to remove the coin
cell battery to reset the station. All records will be
lost when a factory reset is performed.
Recycling & Disposal
Please consider the environment when deciding to dispose of
this product. Although household electronics are generally safe
to use on a daily basis, incorrect disposal can cause negative and
potentially irreversible impacts on our environment.
Check with local donation centers to see if your product can
be donated for future use. If disposal is the only option, federal
agencies, local governments, and certified retailers may have
electronic recycling programs in place. Programs may vary based
on location.
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