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Barometric Pressure
Barometric pressure is sensed using a piezoresistive sensing
element. This element responds to changes in barometric
pressure with a corresponding change in resistance. This
resistance is converted to a voltage from which the
microprocessor calculates the barometric pressure at the
elevation at which the barometer is located.
Since air pressure varies with elevation, the barometric
pressure must be set for the elevation at which the barometer
is installed. This value is set simply using a screwdriver.
Instructions are provided in the Installation Section of this
manual.
Temperature and Relative Humidity
The WMS-16 is designed to accommodate a combination
temperature/ relative humidity sensor. For maximum
accuracy, the sensor should be isolated from the effects of
sunlight a factor that can cause misleading temperature and
humidity measurements. The Model WMS-16-THS Naturally
Aspirated solar shield is provided to give this protection.
Temperature is sensed using a thermistor element whose
resistance changes in response to temperature fluctuations.
Relative humidity is sensed by changes in the dielectric
constant of a thin polymer film as it absorbs moisture or sheds
it to the surrounding air.
Rain
The rain gauge used with the WMS-16 is a traditional tipping
bucket design. Resolution is 0.01 inches.
Using the Data
Once the weather data generated by the WMS-16 has been
logged and saved-either within the control module or on an
external media-it can easily be manipulated by a number of
commercially available software packages. The format of the
columnar, coma-delimited data was carefully designed to
make it compatible with the most widely used spreadsheet
programs. The data can be imported easily into these programs
and from there analyzed or manipulated, making the
information generated by the WMS-16 much more than
simply a collection of numbers.
A number of enhancements to the WMS-16 are planned for
the future that will make the WMS-16 even more responsive
to your needs. The EEPROM in which the operating firmware
is stored can be electronically updated to simplify future
firmware upgrades.
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Figure 1
INSTALLATION
Installation Considerations
Installation of the WMS-16 is simple and straight forward,
thanks to its modular design and terminal-strip connections.
Figure 1 shows the control module’s rear panel and the
locations of the various connections. An auxiliary battery can
be used as an alternative power input if you do not intend to
use the provided wall transformer.
Prior to installing the WMS-16, you should be aware of
several important points that must be taken into consideration
when choosing a site for the control module and sensors.
Control Module
The control module should be located as close as possible to
the computer that will be used to communicate with the
WMS-16. RS-232 communications (the communication
protocol used with the WMS-16) is designed for use over
short distances, and the cable connecting the control module to
the computer should not be longer than 30 feet (10 meters).
Longer lengths may work.
If this arrangement is not feasible and a longer cable run is
required, an RS-232 to RS-422 converter can be added to
allow longer cable runs.
Barometric Pressure Module
The Barometric Pressure Module is designed to be mounted
indoors. This arrangement assumes that the barometric
pressure indoors and outdoors is equal. The Barometric
Pressure Module is provided with a short cable that connects
directly to the control module.
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Tripod Tower
RS-232 Interface
The five foot tripod tower provided for the
The WMS-16 is an interactive device that not only outputs
data but is capable of responding to user commands. These
commands are entered through the computer which also
displays the current data and any additional data requested by
the user. Communications between the user and the WMS-16
is accomplished using RS-232 communications protocol
designed for short-distance use.
WMS-16 is constructed of steel tubing for durability and
strength. Horizontal bracing is a feature of the tripod tower.
The tower’s foot brackets can be bolted onto a concrete
foundation or a wooden platform. The wind speed and
direction sensor mounts on top of the mast. The solar radiation
shield with 6” mast and coupling are made to clamp on the
five-foot aluminum mast. The rain gauge mounting arm is
supplied with a u-bolt to clamp onto this mast. For stability, it
is recommended that the mast be inserted into both of the
collar clamps. Guy kits are recommended for areas of high
winds and ground kits are recommended for areas with
lightning activity.
The interface cable that connects the control module to the
computer is terminated with a sub-miniature “D” connector.
Depending on the connectors available on your computer’s
serial port a 25-pin to 9-pin adapter may be required.
Connect the RS-232 cable between the control module and the
computer’s serial port. (number 1 or 2)
Lightning Protection and Grounding
Certain communications parameters (number of data bits,
parity, etc.) must be specified in the computer to enable the
two devices to communicate with one another. They should be
set as follows:
Caution: When installing the wind sensor, make sure that the
sensor and cable are well clear of any power lines.
A lightning protection ground screw is located on the control
module’s rear panel. It is the path to ground for all of the
lightning protection circuitry in the WMS-16. Connect this
screw to a grounded outlet or water pipe. In areas subject to
sever lightning activity, we recommend that you install a
grounding rod.
Baud rate
Data Bits
Stop Bits
Parity
9600
8
1
None
Xon/Xoff
Handshaking
Power Connections
Under this protocol the computer sends ASCII character DC3
(19 decimal, 13H) to the WMS-16 to halt its transmission, and
DC1 (17 decimal, 11H) to resume.
The WMS-16 can be operated from either standard 110VAC
outlet, or from an external 12V battery.
Testing the Connection
Standard Outlet
Once the WMS-16 is connected to the computer, the
connection can be tested by briefly disconnecting and then re-
connecting the main power at the control module.
A wall transformer is provided with the unit for operating
from an 110VAC outlet. An optional wall transformer is
available for operating from a 220V/50Hz power source. The
wall transformer provides a nominal 12VDC.
1. Unplug the wall transformer from the control
module’s rear panel.
2. Leave power disconnected for several seconds,
then plug the power cable in again.
External Battery Power
An auxiliary power connection is provided on the rear panel of
the control module for connecting an external 12VDC battery.
This battery can be used as the main power source. Remember
though, that if the auxiliary power connector is used for main
power, there will be no backup power source. A fully charged
12V, 7 amp-hour battery will run the WMS-16 for three to
four days. With the backup battery in place, the WMS-16 will
continue collecting and logging data during a power outage.
The WMS-16’s main memory has a lithium battery back up
and the setup parameters and any stored data will be saved if
the primary power source is interrupted.
If the RS-232 connection is sound, an Omega header and/or
the Software version will appear on the screen (Figure 2).
Omega WMS-16 Modular Weather Station
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Software Version: 2.3.000102
Figure 2
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5.Temperature
6.Temperature
7.Wind Direction WMS-02
WMS-16T
WMS-16T
A5
A6
A7
Sensor Installation
Install the sensors in their chosen locations, bearing in mind
the installation considerations noted earlier. Run cables from
the sensors to the control module location, with no cable
exceeding the maximum allowable length listed in Table 1.
Add sensor [A], delete sensor [D], or quit [Q]:
When the sensors have been installed and the cables run,
connect and test them as described in the following sections.
Refer to Figure 1 for connection locations on the control
module’s terminal strip.
The instructions in Appendix 1 direct you through the
enabling procedure for each type of sensor should any sensor
that you plan to use not be enabled.
Table 1: Maximum Sensor Cable Lengths
Wind Speed and Direction
Wire the wind sensor’s signal cable into the terminal strip on
the control module’s rear panel as shown in Figure 1. Call up
the main screen (Figure 3.) on the display terminal by pressing
“Esc” for main menu. Press “2” for Current Observations at
the main menu. Then press “1” for observation display
(Figure 4).
Turn the Anemometer cups by hand and note the wind speed
displayed on the screen. This value should change as you spin
the cups.
Sensor
Max. Cable Length
Wind
T/RH
Rain
Barometer
Solar Radiation
250
250
900
10’
(76m)
(76m)
(275m)
(3m)
100
(33m)
Turn the wind vane so that the tip is aligned with the two
vertically positioned set screws on the base of the sensor. The
wind direction shown on the screen should indicate North (0°).
Turn the vane in increments around the full 360°, noting the
change in the wind direction readings. These should agree
with the present position of the vane.
WMS-16 Module Setup
The WMS-16 Module has been configured at the Omega
factory to work with the following sensors:
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Main Menu
1.Wind speed and Direction
2.Barometer
3.Temperature and Relative Humidity
4.Rain Gauge
1. Station setup
2. Current observations
3. Display log by hours
4. Display log by days
5. Data download
To verify the sensor setup press “Esc” to go to the main menu.
Then select item 1. Station setup. From the Setup Menu select
6. Add or remove sensors. Press “Y” to continue. The sensor
configuration page will appear showing all of the presently
enabled sensors. It shows the sensor models and calibration
factors.
6. Clear logging memory
Enter your selection (1-6):
Figure 3 Main Screen
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Barometric Pressure Module
Wire the three wires of the barometric pressure module into
Sensor Configuration
the terminal strip on the WMS-16 module as shown in Figure
1.
Sensor Type
Model
Input
Calibration
0.0100
Since pressure varies with elevation, the barometric pressure
sensor must be adjusted to read correctly at the elevations at
which it is installed. This is done using the offset adjustment
screw located on the side of the barometric pressure module.
1.Wind Speed
2.Precipitation
3.Pressure
WMS-01/02
All Models
WMS16-BP
P1
P3
A2
4.Humidity
225-050Y(U)/40 A4
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While watching the main screen, slowly turn the offset
adjustment screw. Clockwise will decrease the pressure
reading. You may have to turn the adjustment 3 to 10
revolutions before the display starts to change. Turn the pot
slowly in single turn increments, then wait for the screen to
update, every five seconds. If the value is moving away from
the correct value obtained above, turn the screw in the
opposite direction. Continue turning the screw
To set barometric pressure offset, for sea level, you must first
obtain a reliable barometric pressure for your location. The
barometric pressure range is 28.25 to 30.75. This can be found
by contacting the nearest airport or weather service facility.
Nominal barometric pressure is 29.6 inches of mercury.
Call up the main screen (Figure 4) on the display terminal by
pressing “Esc” for main menu. Press “2” for Current
Observations at the main menu. Then press “1” for
observation display (Figure 4).
until the displayed value agrees with the value
obtained from the airport or weather service.
Station: Omega WMS-16
01/26/2000 11:07:35
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WIND SPEED:
DIRECTION:
WINDCHILL:
3.9mph, peak windspeed 7.8mph during past 10 min.
WNW, 299deg, varying 48deg during past 10 min.
+52F
CURRENT TEMPERATURE:
TODAY'S HIGH/LOW:
DEW POINT:
+51.6F, +0.2F change during past hour
+53F at 09:42, +39F at 07:12
+45F
AUX TEMPERATURE:
+0.0F, +0.0F change during past hour
SOLAR RADIATION:
0W/m^2
BAROMETER:
TODAY'S HIGH/LOW:
29.08in, +0.16in change during past 3 hours
29.08in at 10:54, +28.80in at 00:43
RELATIVE HUMIDITY:
PRECIPITATION:
78%, +4% change during past hour
Since Last Log:
Today:
This Month:
0.00in
0.00in
0.00in
(Press Esc for main menu)
Figure 4 WMS-16 Observation Screen
To simulate a change in temperature and humidity, lean close
to the sensor (or to the solar shield) and breathe onto the
sensor until you see a corresponding increase in the displayed
temperature and humidity values.
Temperature/Humidity Sensors
Wire the cable from the Temperature/Humidity sensor into the
terminal strip on the WMS-16 module as shown in Figure 1.
Call up the main screen (Figure 3) on the display terminal by
pressing “Esc” for main menu. Press “2” for Current
Observations at the main menu. Then press “1” for
observation display (Figure 4).
Obtain current values for temperature and humidity from the
nearest airport or weather service facility, and see that the
values shown on the main display agree approximately with
them.
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Handshaking
Xon/Xoff
Once the main menu is present proceed with the station setup
procedures as described in the next section.
Station Setup
Press “Esc” to get to the main menu. Press “1” at the main
menu to initiate the Station Setup procedure. This procedure
allows you to specify certain operational parameters that the
WMS-16 uses in its calculations and on its display. Run
Station Setup when using the weather station for the first time.
After that, ignore it – unless you wish to change one or more
of the settings.
When you press “1” at the main menu, the parameters
available for customizing appear as items 1 through 8.
Station Name
1. Type the name of the station.
2. The station name may be any series of alphanumeric
characters up to 50 characters long. After the station
name is entered press “Enter” and select the next
item.
Units of Measure
OPERATION
Press 2, Units of measure. A warning message will appear
stating, “ Changing units will cause data to be logged in the
new units of measure”. You should clear logging memory to
avoid mixed data values. Do you want to continue? [Y or N]:
If you want to change units of measure press ”Y” and the
menu will ask you English or Metric? Select E or M and press
“Enter”.
The WMS-16 Weather Station collects and logs data
automatically, requiring little user input. Ultimate control,
however, is provided by the interactive user interface, which
allows the user to direct the WMS-16 to perform certain
specific functions by choosing one of the six options offered
on the main menu
(Figure 3).
The menu will ask if you are sure you want to delete log file
[Y or N] if you have changed units then answer “Y” if not
“N”. and press “ Enter”.
Software
The firmware contained in the WMS-16 has all of the
programs required to use the weather station with a P.C.
operating in the communications mode (such as
HyperTerminal in Windows). Communication between the
WMS-16 and the P.C. is made by connecting the RS-232
cable to either COMPORT 1 or COMPORT 2. In order to
facilitate getting started if you are using Windows you may
open the HyperTerminal program with all of the proper
communication settings for communicating with the WMS-16.
PARAMETER
Speed
Direction
Temperature
Humidity
Barometer
Precipitation
ENGLISH
Mph
Deg
ºF
%
METRIC
M/s
Deg
ºC
%
Mb
Inhg
inches
mm
Table 2
The communications parameters required to interface the
WMS-16 to an RS-232 data link are as follows:
Averaging Period
Press 3, Averaging period. The averaging period is user
selectable over the range from 1 minute to 60 minutes. The
stored data will be the average of the data measured at five-
second intervals over the user selected averaging period. If the
Baud rate
Data Bits
Stop Bits
Parity
9600
8
1
None
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averaging period is less than the logging period the average
logged will be for a period of time at the end of the logging
period equal to the averaging period. If the averaging period is
longer than the logging period then the data stored will be a
running average that reaches back in to previous logging
periods.
Press 6. Add or remove sensors. The menu displays the
following warning, “You must off-load data before changing
sensor configuration. Logging memory will be automatically
cleared if changes are made. Do you want to continue/ [Y or
N]:”. Enter, “Y” and the Weather Port WMS-16 Station
Sensor configuration will appear. If all of the sensors that you
intend to use are shown as being configured then press “Q”
and “Enter”. If you wish to add or delete a sensor then Press
“A”: for add or “D” for delete and follow the instructions
presented on the menu.
Enter the number of minutes desired and press “Enter”.
Logging Period
Press 4. Logging Period. The menu will ask you to enter a
number between 1 and 60 minutes. Enter your selection and
press, “enter”.
Power Outage Warning
The number of days of data that can be stored in the memory
is a function of the logging period, the magnitude of the data
reported and the number of sensors activated. With the
standard complement of sensors (wind speed, wind direction,
temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure and
precipitation) the memory will fill in about 45 days if the
logging period is fifteen minutes. Once the memory is full it
“wraps” that is it continuously over-writes the oldest data in
the memory with new data.
The data entered using the Station Setup procedure is
automatically stored in the system’s memory. The data will
remain in tact even if there is a power outage. All data
collected will also remain in tact if there is a power outage.
However, the system will not report or log data during periods
of power outage. When reviewing data logs, gaps in the store
data can be attributed to power outages.
Current Observations
Press “2” at the main menu to access the most frequently used
screens. These are the current observations screens, and they
are shown in Figure 4 (Main Text Display Screen) and Figure
7 (Row and Column Display Screen). The current
Date & Time
Press 5, Date & Time. The menu will direct you to enter the
current date in the following format:
observations screens show the values currently being
[MM/DD/YYYY]. When the proper date has been entered
press, “Enter”. The menu will direct you to enter the current
time in 24 hour format [HH:MM]. When the proper time has
been entered press, “Enter”.
measured by the station’s sensors. These values are updated
every five seconds and provide a running record of weather
conditions. The topmost line on the line on the Main Text
Display Screen shows the station name, current date, and time.
Add or Remove Sensors
Display Format Menu
1. Observation display
2. Row and column display
3. RTU output message
4. Return to main menu
Enter your selection [1 – 4]: 2
Please wait 5 seconds for next display
01/26/2000,
01/26/2000,
01/26/2000,
01/26/2000,
01/26/2000,
01/26/2000,
01/26/2000,
11:08:00,
11:08:05,
11:08:10,
11:08:15,
11:08:20,
11:08:25,
11:08:30,
3.90,
4.50,
2.40,
5.40,
6.00,
3.30,
4.20,
0.00,
0.00,
0.00,
0.00,
0.00,
0.00,
0.00,
29.07,
29.07,
29.07,
29.07,
29.07,
29.07,
29.06,
78.85,
78.42,
78.00,
77.09,
77.24,
77.73,
77.31,
51.52,
51.52,
51.52,
51.49,
51.46,
51.46,
51.43,
301.99
264.46
260.95
297.86
334.95
299.36
266.13
(Dir)
(Wind Speed)
(Rain) (Barometer) (Temp) (R/Humid)
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Figure 7 Row and Column Presentation of Current Data
you wish to view more than a full day’s data, or fractions of
days (two-and-a-half days), chose the selection, “4” Display
Log by Days, retrieves data in daily blocks with a minimum
retrievable block of one full day’s data.
After selecting “3” from the main menu, specify the number of
hours of data to be retrieved.
The data will be displayed in the format shown in Figure 8.
The data is organized as follows:
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The top line shows date and time at the right
margin.
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The weather data is organized into columns,
with an abbreviation for each parameter and
the units of measure used (selected through
the setup menu) shown at the top of the
column.
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TIME- The time at which the data was
logged; this time is based on the time that
was set through the setup procedure (see
Station Setup): in military time (24-hour
clock).
Weather Trends
The current observations text screen displays several weather
features in addition to the current sensor readings. These
values show the extent to which the measured parameters have
varied over an extended period:
WS- Wind speed: in miles per hour or
meters per second.
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WD- Wind direction in degrees.
PK- Peak wind speed: in miles per hour or
meters per second. This is the highest wind
speed measured over any two second
interval.
BP- Barometric pressure: in inches of
mercury or millibars. This is the average
pressure measured during the logging
period.
T1- Temperature measured by the
temperature/RH probe: in degrees
Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius.
RH- relative humidity measured by the
temperature/RH probe: in percent
T2- Temperature measured by an auxiliary
probe (if used); in degrees Fahrenheit or
degrees Celsius.
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Peak wind speed, with the highest value
recorded during the past 10 minutes
displayed
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The high and low temperatures for the day
(based on measurements taken since 12
midnight), and the changes in temperature in
the past hour.
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The high and low barometric pressure for
the day (based on measurements taken since
12 midnight), and the change in barometric
pressure over the past three hours.
The change in relative humidity over the
past hour.
Three values for precipitation accumulation,
with totals for the past logging period, for
the current day (rainfall since 12 mid-night),
and for the current month (rainfall since the
first of the month, according to the date set
through the Station Setup procedure.
Caution; If power is interrupted the stored
trend values, will be cleaned, and reset to the
current, starting day & time. All three
precipitation totals will go to 00.00 and
today’s hi/low will become the current
temperature.
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SR- Solar radiation; in watts per square
meter.
RF- Precipitation (rainfall) accumulated
during the logging period: in inches or
millimeters.
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The logging interval is selected by the user. The range is one
minute to sixty minutes. A maximum of 18 records can be
displayed on a single screen, so if more than 18 periods were
requested the data will be continued on subsequent screens.
Display Log By Hours
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To view the next screen, simply press the
space bar. Each successive screen may be
viewed by pressing the space bar. You may
Press “3”, at the main menu to view the WMS-16’s stored data
and to specify the amount of data to be retrieved in hours. If
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not, hover, return to a previous screen, you
must return to the main menu and begin the
retrieval procedure anew.
If you want to further manipulate or obtain a printed copy
follow the procedure described in the Data Download section
below.
Enter number of hours to view: 1
DATE TIME
M/D H:M
WS
mph
PK
WD
T1
F
T2
F
RH BP
RF
SR
W/m^2
mph deg
%
inHg in
=============================================================================
02/01 15:18
02/01 15:19
02/01 15:20
02/01 15:21
02/01 15:22
02/01 15:23
02/01 15:24
02/01 15:25
02/01 15:26
02/01 15:27
02/01 15:28
02/01 15:29
02/01 15:30
02/01 15:31
02/01 15:32
02/01 15:33
02/01 15:34
02/01 15:35
0.7
0.1
1.9
1.9
1.8
2.6
2.0
1.8
2.3
2.0
2.4
4.2
1.6
2.9
2.1
3.1
3.8
2.3
2.1 318 +57.2
0.6 329 +57.2
3.2 323 +57.2
3.6 283 +57.2
3.6 284 +57.2
4.5 320 +57.2
3.0 317 +57.2
2.7 312 +57.2
3.6 320 +57.1
3.0 309 +57.1
4.5 304 +57.1
5.4 296 +57.1
3.2 284 +57.1
4.5 292 +57.1
4.2 266 +57.2
4.2 292 +57.2
5.1 267 +57.2
4.5 282 +57.2
+0.0 56 29.32 0.00
+0.0 56 29.32 0.00
+0.0 57 29.31 0.00
+0.0 59 29.31 0.00
+0.0 59 29.32 0.00
+0.0 59 29.31 0.00
+0.0 59 29.31 0.00
+0.0 59 29.31 0.00
+0.0 59 29.31 0.00
+0.0 60 29.31 0.00
+0.0 60 29.31 0.00
+0.0 60 29.31 0.00
+0.0 61 29.32 0.00
+0.0 61 29.31 0.00
+0.0 61 29.31 0.00
+0.0 62 29.31 0.00
+0.0 61 29.31 0.00
+0.0 62 29.32 0.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Press any key to continue or Esc key to exit:
Figure 8 Data Log Display
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Press”4” at the main menu.
Enter the number of days to be retrieved
(any number from 1 to 100).
Display Log by Days
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The first 18 data records will be displayed in
the format shown. A maximum of 18
records can be displayed on a single screen,
so the remaining data must be continued on
succeeding screens.
To view the next screen, simply press the
space bar. Each successive screen may be
viewed by pressing the space bar. You may
not, however, return to a previous screen,
you must return to the main menu and begin
the retrieval procedure anew.
This procedure is identical to the Display Log by Hours option
with the exception that data is retrieved in multiples of one
day.
This displayed data is in the same format as the logged data
retrieved by hours. See Figure 8 and the preceding section,
Display Log by Hours, for a detailed explanation of the data
format.
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To display logged data sorted by days:
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Now going to the top of the HyperTerminal
screen click on “Transfer”.
Click on “Receive File”; make sure the
protocol is XMODEM; enter the directory
and folder name where you want to store the
data.
Click on “Receive” and enter the file name,
e.g. weather01.
Click on “OK’’ and download will start.
If you want to further manipulate or obtain a printed copy
follow the procedure described in the Data Download section
below.
Data Download
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Selection “5” on the main menu “Data download” – allows
you to save a permanent record of the WMS-16’s stored data.
The data retrieval procedure is dependent on the
communications software program used. Using Microsoft
HyperTerminal, saving the program to disk is accomplished as
follows:
Transfer time from a full memory may take up to eleven
minutes due to the error checking and the de-convolution of
the binary data to ASCII format. The down loaded file can be
entered into a spreadsheet or word processing program for
viewing or manipulating.
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Press “5” at the main menu.
Then press “Y”
Note that the total contents of the memory is downloaded each
time the Memory Download procedure is invoked. The data
transfer is a nondestructive readout. The format of downloaded
data is shown in Figure 9.
Omega Base Station
DATE TIME WS
PK
RF
BP
RH
TP
TP
WD
17 Feb 17:53 0.25
1.5
0
0
0
28.96 79.25 48.06 70.94 318.69
28.96 79.31 48.06 70.88 314.62
17 Feb. 17:54
0
Figure 9 WMS-16 Data Download
When the memory is erased, the WMS-16 returns to the
current observations screen and data logging resumes
Clear Logging Memory
The final selection on the main menu lets you erase the stored
data from the WMS-16’s memory and begin logging fresh
data.
Once the WMS-16’s available memory is filled with data,
incoming records will replace the oldest stored data, and that
data will be erased. The CLEAR LOGGING MEMORY
option, on the other hand allows you to clear the entire
memory.
Remember: once the memory is cleared, the data cannot be
retrieved (unless it has been copied to a disk using the DATA
DOWNLOAD option).
To clear the logging memory:
Press “9” at the main menu (CLEAR LOGGING MEMORY).
The following message appears: Are you sure you want to
delete log file [Y or N]:
If you want to continue, type “Y”.
The following message will appear: Erasing Data Memory.
Please wait.
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Enter the type of alarm function you wish to use Exclusive
(Alarm switch is closed when the reported sensor value is
outside of the low and high values selected.) or Inclusive
(Alarm switch is closed when the reported sensor value is
between the low and high values selected.).
Enter Output: A1 [1] or A2 [2].
Enter low threshold.
Enter high threshold.
Enter on delay in seconds [0-1200]. It is the time that the
sensor value is in the alarm condition before the alarm switch
activates.
Enter off delay in seconds [0-1200]. It is the time that the
alarm switch drops out of the alarm condition before the alarm
switch deactivates.
After entering this information the Setup menu reappears and
to add additional alarms the process must be repeated.
Part B: Interfacing to the Alarm Circuit
An intermediate relay is recommended as the alarm interface
to the device being controlled by the alarm. The intermediate
relay provides isolation from any voltage or current spikes that
might be associated with the device being controlled, e.g. a
pump motor starting. Further, it is possible to use a
programmable time relay in order to insure that the alarm does
not go into a dithering state. A typical implementation is
shown in Figure 11.
ALARMS
There are six user programmable alarms on the WMS-16.
They can be assigned to either of two alarm switches.
(ALARM 1 and ALARM 2) which provide a switched
connection to ground. Electrical connection is made to the
terminal strip at the positions labeled ALARM 1 and ALARM
2. The maximum current sinking capability of these switches
is 2amps.
Figure 14 Alarm Setup
SETTING UP THE ALARMS
Part A: Selecting the Sensor to be alarmed and the Alarm
Thresholds and the On and Off Delays for each Alarm
Interfacing the WMS-16 with a
Telephone Modem
Press ENTER to get to the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SETUP
From the STATION SETUP menu press number 7. ENTER
ALARM THRESHOLDS.
Select ADD, DELETE or QUIT. If you select Add, the next
menu will display the list of sensors that are currently
activated.
The WMS-16 has a modem compatible firmware, which
makes it possible to connect a standard telephone modem,
with a speed capability of at least 9600 baud, between the
WMS-16 and a telephone line so that the WMS-16 can be
accessed remotely via telephone from a computer.
The serial cable from the WMS-16 is plugged into the modem.
The modem at the WMS-16 is configured for auto answer and
To add an alarm, enter the sensor number.
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to always have DCD on. The modem is then plugged into a
telephone line and it is ready to be called from a remote
location.
In order to call the WMS-16 from a remote computer the
computer needs to have a communications program such as
HyperTerminal or Procom. The communications parameters
for the communications program are ASI, 9600, 8-N-1.
When the computer calls the WMS-16, the WMS-16’s modem
will go off-hook and the WMS-16, will begin transmitting to
the remote computer. All of the WMS-16’s functions are
available from the remote computer. This includes observing
real time data, looking at the hourly or daily logs, down
loading data, and changing setup parameters such as logging
period.
APPENDIX 1
WMS-16
The WMS-16 is configured at the factory for the sensors it is shipped with. The following
information is provided to aide the user to make changes in the as delivered setup.
Instructions for setting up the WMS-16 with the following sensors.
Wind Speed and Direction
Connect the wind sensor=s signal cable to the terminal strip on the back of the control module. This sensor has
a four conductor shielded cable. The RED wire is connected to the +5 REF terminal; The BLACK wire is
connected to a GROUND terminal; the GREEN wire (wind direction signal) is connected to the A7 terminal
and the WHITE wire (wind speed signal) is connected to the P1 terminal. The WMS-16 is now ready for wind
speed and wind direction initializing.
INITIALIZATION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION SENSORS
Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SET UP.
From the Station Set Up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Types Menu select 2. WIND SPEED.
From the Wind Speed Sensors Menu select 1. (WS-01/02). Then press ENTER.
From the Sensor Input Channel select number 1, P1 (Pulse Counter). Then press ENTER.
The Sensor configuration screen is displayed and it will show:
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Sensor type
Wind Speed
Model
Input
P1
Calibration
WS-01/02
If you intend to add another sensor select A. If you do not want to add another sensor select Q.
You will be asked if you are sure that you want to erase memory. If you have added or deleted a sensor select Y
if not select N and press ENTER.
To initialize the Wind Direction sensor Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SET UP Then press ENTER
From the Station Set up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Type Menu select number 3. Wind Direction. Then press ENTER
From the Wind Direction Sensor menu select number 1. (WS-02) then press ENTER.
From the Sensor Input Channel menu select number 11. ANALOG INPUT A7. Then Press ENTER.
The Sensor Configuration menu appears and it will show:
Sensor type
Model
Input
Calibration
Wind Speed
Wind Direction
WS-01/02
WS-02
P1
A7
Temperature (thermistor) and Relative Humidity (capacitive sensor)
Installation
Connect the combination temperature and relative humidity sensor=s cable to the terminal strip on the back of
the control module. This sensor has a five conductor cable. The RED wire is connected to the +12 REF
terminal. The BLACK wire is connected to a GROUND terminal. The BROWN wire (humidity signal) is
connected to the A4 terminal. The WHITE (temperature signal) is connected to the A6 terminal and the GREEN
wire is connected to a GROUND terminal.
INITIALIZATION OF TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY
INITIALIZATION OF THE AUXILIARY TEMPERATURE SENSOR.
Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SET UP.
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From the Station Set Up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Type Menu select number 4. Temperature. Then press
ENTER.
From the Temperature Sensors Menu select number 1. (WMS-16T). Then press ENTER.
The menu then asks: Enter temperature offset or press Q to quit. Press Q.
From the Sensor Input Channel Menu select number 9. A5. Then press ENTER.
If you intend to add another sensor select A.
If you do not want to add another sensor select Q.
You will be asked if you are sure that you want to erase memory. If you have added or deleted a sensor select Y
if not select N and press ENTER.
If you selected AA@to add the Relative Humidity Sensor then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Types menu select 5. (Humidity)
From the Humidity Sensors menu select 1. (25500504(U)/40). Then press ENTER
From the Sensor Input Channel select 8. (A4). Then press ENTER
The Sensor Configuration menu appears and it will show:
Sensor type
Humidity
Temperature
Model
WMS-16-PN
WMS-16T
Input
A4
A5
Calibration
If you intend to add another sensor select A. If you do not want to add another sensor select Q.
You will be asked if you are sure that you want to erase memory. If you have added or deleted a sensor select Y
if not select N and press ENTER.
Barometric Pressure Installation
Connect the barometer cable to the terminal strip on the back of the control module. This sensor has a three
conductor cable. The RED wire is connected to a +12V terminal. The BLACK wire is connected to a GROUND
terminal and the GREEN wire is connected to terminal A2.
INITIALIZATION OF THE BAROMETER
Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SETUP.
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From the Station Set Up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Type menu select number 6. (Pressure). Then press ENTER.
From the Pressure Sensors menu select number 1. (WMS-16BP). Then press ENTER.
The menu asks: Enter pressure offset or press Q to quit. Press Q.
Pressure
WMS-16BP
A2
If you intend to add another sensor select A. If you do not want to add another sensor select Q.
You will be asked if you are sure that you want to erase memory. If you have added or deleted a sensor select Y
if not select N and press ENTER.
Rain Gauge Installation
Connect the rain gauge cable to the terminal strip on the back of the control module. This sensor has a two
conductor cable. Connect one conductor to a GROUND terminal and the other conductor to terminal P3.
INITIALIZATION OF THE RAIN GAUGE
Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SETUP.
From the Station Set Up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Type menu select 7. (Precipitation).
From the Precipitation menu select 1. (All models). Then press ENTER.
From the Sensor Input Channel select 3. (Pulse Counter 3). Then press ENTER.
The screen directs you to: Enter tip resolution or press [Q] to quit. Press 0.01. For metric use 0.254. Then press
ENTER.
The Sensor Configuration menu appears and it will show:
Sensor type
Precipitation
Model
All models
Input
P3
Calibration
0.01
Changing units on the SETUP menu will not change the reported value for rainfall. That change must be made
from the ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS menu.
Installation of Auxiliary Temperature Sensor
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The auxiliary temperature sensor is a thermistor attached to a two conductor cable. Connect one conductor to
A5 terminal and the other conductor to a GROUND terminal.
INITIALIZATION OF THE AUXILIARY TEMPERATURE SENSOR.
Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SET UP.
From the Station Set Up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Type Menu select number 4. Temperature. Then press
ENTER.
From the Temperature Sensors Menu select number 1. (WMS-16T). Then press ENTER.
The menu then asks: Enter temperature offset or press Q to quit. Press Q.
From the Sensor Input Channel Menu select number A6. Then press ENTER.
If you intend to add another sensor select A.
If you do not want to add another sensor select Q.
You will be asked if you are sure that you want to erase memory. If you have added or deleted a sensor select Y
if not select N and press ENTER.
Installation of Solar Radiation Sensor
Connect the solar radiation sensor to the terminal strip on the back of the control module. This sensor has a two
wire cable. Attach the WHITE conductor to the A1 terminal and the BLACK conductor to a GROUND
terminal.
INITIALIZATION OF THE SOLAR RADIATION SENSOR
Press EXC to get the MAIN MENU.
From the MAIN MENU press number 1. STATION SETUP.
From the Station Set Up menu press number 6. ADD OR REMOVE SENSORS. Then press Y, then ENTER.
From the Sensor Type menu select number 8. Solar Radiation. Then press ENTER.
From the Solar Radiation menu select number 1. Model 240-140. Then press ENTER.
Next enter the calibration factor from the calibration sheet, which was supplied with the sensor.
Then press ENTER.
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Then select Channel A2.
The Sensor Configuration menu appears and it will show:
Accuracy: ± 1°F
SPECIFICATIONS
DATA ACQUISITION MODULE
Reporting Units: English or Metric, all measurements
Operating Power: 10-16 Vdc
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
Range: 0-100% RH
Accuracy: ± 3% midscale, ± 6% @ 20% & 90% RH
Power Consumption: 60 mA maximum
Serial Port: 9-pin d-sub connector, selectable baud rate, flow
control
Memory: 128KB RAM, non-volatile (45 days at 15 minute
intervals with 6 sensors)
RAIN GAUGE
Resolution: 0/01"/tip
Accuracy: ± 2% up to 3"/hour
Max Rate: Unlimited
SOLAR RADIATION (Optional)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
Transducers: -40° to 140°F (-40° to 60°C)
Data Acquisition Module –40° to 140°F (-40° to 60°C)
Sensor: Photodiode detector
Spectral Response: .4 to 1.1 microns
Sensitivity: 100mV / 1000w/m² approx
Accuracy: ± 5%
TIMEKEEPING
Format: MM/DD and HH:MM
Accuracy: ± 30 seconds/month
ORDERING INFORMATION
BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
Range: 28.25 to 30.75 inches Hg
WMS-16
Modular Weather Station
Measurement Span: 2,50 inches Hg (85 hpa)
Resolution: ±0.01 inch Hg or ±0.3 hpa
Altitude Offset: 0 to +10,000 feet, screwdriver adjustable
includes the following components:
Data Acquisition Module, includes DOS
Software diskette, serial & aux battery
cables
WMS-16D
WMS-16P
115 VAC Power Supply
WIND SPEED
Range: 0 to 125 mph (0-57 m/s)
Resolution: >0.1 mph
Accuracy: ± 3% for sustained 2 second average
Starting Threshold:
WMS-16-2E: 1.2 mph
WMS-16-5E: 0.5 mph
Time Constant: 2 seconds
WMS-16-2E
WMS-16TH
Wind Speed/Direction Sensor, 40” cable
outdoor Temperature & relative Humidity
Sensor, 40’ Cable
Solar Radiation Shield for temp/rh sensor
Barometric Pressure Sensor, 18” Cable
(Note; sensor always to be near base unit)
Rain Gauge, includes mounting arm &
40'Cable
WMS-16THS
WMS-16BP
WMS-16RC
WMS-16TM
5' Tripod & 5’Sensor Mast (8' total)
WIND DIRECTION
Range: 0-360°
Resolution: > 1%
Accuracy: ± 3%
WMS-16EPA High Sensitivity Modular Weather
Station
same as above but with:
WMS-16-5E
High Sensitivity Wind Sensor, 40' Cable
TEMPERATURE
Range: -40° to +140°F Resolution: > .1°F
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Options:
WMS-16SR
WMS-16T
Solar Radiation Sensor, includes mounting
arm and 40' cable
Auxiliary Air Temperature Sensor, 40’
Cable
WMS-16TWS Water or Soil Temperature Sensor, 40’
Cable
RG-2501/40
WMS-16PE
Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge, 40’ Cable
Power Supply 220 VAC
WMS-ENCL-16A NEMA-4X Enclosure Assembly, includes
mounting brackets, 12V 7AH battery and 10 watt
solar panel battery charger
WMS-ENCL-16B NEMA-4X Enclosure Assembly, includes
mounting brackets, 12V 7AH battery and
110Vac/60Hz battery charger
WMS-16MAC
WMS-16MDC
WMS-16STR
Telephone Modem AC Powered
Telephone Modem DC Powered
Software, Windows Graphical
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