Davis Envoy8X Long Range Repeater Installation Addendum Manual do Utilizador

Long Range RepeaterInstallation AddendumFor AC- and Solar-Powered Long Range RepeatersModels 7653 and 7654For Vantage Pro2™ Vantage Vue®Weather Envoy™

8ACISS StationTemperature StationLeaf\Soil StationBDSoil\Temperature StationConsoleTransmittingReceiving Representitive Antenna Configurations

9Mounting the Repeater and External AntennasThe antenna configuration and wireless repeater can be mounted on a pole at a designated location. Use the

104. Using an adjustable wrench or 1/2" wrench, tighten the nuts.5. Place the second U-bolt around the pole and through the two holes at the bott

114. Using an adjustable wrench or 1/2" wrench, tighten the nuts.5. Place the second U-bolt around the pole and through the two holes at the bott

12Connecting External Antennas to the RepeaterOnce the repeater, and both external antennas have been attached to a pole and posi-tioned, the antennas

13SpecificationsComplete specifications for all of the Vantage Pro2 weather products as well as the wire-less repeater are available in the Weather Su

14Transmit IntervalRepeater Transmit Interval . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5625 - 3.0000 per IDWireless Communication (US models)Transmit/Receive Frequency

Vantage Pro2™ Long Range Wireless Repeater AddendumRev. B, December 1, 2011Document Part Number: 07395.258For Vantage Pro2 Long Range Wireless Repeat

1Welcome!The Long Range Repeater can be used with any wireless Vantage Pro2™ or Vantage Vue transmitting station to re-transmit to a Vantage Pro2 comp

2Repeater Board ContentsThe board contained within the repeater enclosure has the following contents:TransmitterDIP SwitchesRepeaterDIP SwitchesRepeat

3The components unique to the Long Range Repeater board are:• Transmitting Antenna Cable — Connects the repeater to the external transmitting antenna.

4Yagi (Directional) Antenna (#7660)The Yagi antenna includes the directional antenna and mounting hardware:Antenna UsesThe Omni and Yagi antennas tran

5Antenna RangesEach antenna type in a repeater network varies in the distances it can receive and transmit data. For instance, the dipole antenna on a

6The legend below describes the antenna types and how they will be represented in a sam-ple antenna configuration:Antenna Topology LegendAntenna Symbo

7The first symbol represents any station/receiver/repeater with a normal dipole or long range omni antenna. The second symbol represents the long rang