the rain gauge. To avoid frequent build-up of debris in the cylinder, do not mount the rain gauge
too close to the trees or plants
6.
Battery Installation for the rain gauge
1. Press the tabs back as indicated below to unlock the rain gauge cover
2. Lift the rain gauge cover off its base. Then carefully remove the packing tape from the bucket
assembly
3. Open battery cover and insert 2 pieces of AA batteries according to the polarity indicated. Close the
battery cover
4. Replace & lock the rain gauge cover on the base
5. Hold "CHANNEL/SEARCH" button on the monitor for 3 seconds and the total rainfall "- - - -" will
flash. The monitor is now searching for all remote sensors for 2 minutes. Total rainfall reading (in
this case "0" mm or inch) will appear within 2 minutes if the RF transmission is successful and the
monitor & rain gauge are now within the effective transmission range.
6. If total rainfall "- - - - " stop flashing and stay on the display after 2 minutes of searching, the RF
transmission is failed. Shorten the distance between the monitor & rain gauge. Reset the rain
gauge by removing all batteries from the rain gauge and wait for 10 seconds before re-installing the
batteries again. Then repeat step 5 (& 6) until the RF communication is completed.
7.
Mounting the rain gauge
Before mounting the rain gauge, be sure the rain gauge & monitor are within the transmission effective
range and batteries are installed.
1. Hold the base of the rain gauge flat against the mounting surface then use a level to make sure the
rain gauge (as it rest on the mounting surface) is horizontally level.
2. Use a pencil to trace the inside of the mounting holes on the base of the rain gauge to mark the
screw locations.
3. Drill a hole in the center of each marked location and insert the supplied plastic screw plugs
4. Hold the rain gauge against the mounting surface so the holes on the base are aligned with the
plugs, then thread the supplied washer head screws into each hole and use a screwdriver to tighten
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