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Problem
How can I receive warnings only and not
watches or statements?
The ADVENTURER is locked up and
will not respond to commands. How do I
reset it?
The red charging light does not illuminate
during solar charging.
The display fades when placed in direct
sunlight.
The ADVENTURER exits the alert mode
and displays time.
The radio does not fully charge with the
solar collector.
10. Accessories
The following software and hardware accessories are available for the ADVENTURER at
www.AmbientWeather.com .
Accessory
Ambient Weather WR-AC1 UL
Rated USB to AC Adaptor for
Small Electronics Devices
Ambient Weather WR-DC1 USB to
DC Converter for Small Electronic
Devices
Version 2.11
Selective filtering of statements, watches and warnings is
not possible. You will always receive all three levels.
Remove the battery. Press the reset button inside the
battery compartment with a paperclip. Reinstall the
battery.
There is not enough solar energy to drive the red
charging light.
If the display heats up outside the operational range, the
display will fade. For solar charging, partial sunlight or
shade is sufficient.
The weather alert mode consumes a significant amount
of power because it is constantly scanning for the
emergency 1050 Hz tone from the National Weather
Service. We recommend connecting power input to a
USB computer port or the optional USB to AC converter
for continuous alert operation (reference Section 10).
Otherwise, you must rely on hand crank power in this
mode.
The solar collector will not completely charge the
ADVENTURER and is intended to extend the existing
battery charge. The solar collector efficiency is
significantly impacted by direct vs. indirect sunlight,
angle of the solar collector, angle of the sun and weather
conditions, including your latitude, time of year (winter
vs. summer), time of day, and cloud cover.
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Solution
Description
AC power adaptor
DC power adaptor
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