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Be sure the Receiver/Display unit is plugged in and turned on. Double check the power cord connections at

the wall, power supply and back of the Receiver/Display box. If this does not correct the problem, contact

Coastal Environmental Systems' Service Department.

5-2.3

Data Transmission Indicator Light

Every time a WEATHERPAK

30 seconds); the amber colored data light will flash, signifying the WEATHERPAK

being received. If the light does not flash, check the following:

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Double check the power cord. Be certain the Receiver/Display unit is plugged in and turned on. Check the

power indicator light on the "On/Off" button on the front panel.

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Make certain you have direct line-of-sight to the WEATHERPAK

blocked by an obstruction (hills, vehicles, steel buildings, etc.).

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Check to see that both the WEATHERPAK

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Reset the system by removing the WEATHERPAK

10 seconds, and then replace the WEATHERPAK

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Check the tripod battery voltage and be certain the batteries are properly aligned (positive towards the top of

the tower

Replace batteries if necessary. (See Section 5-3.)

5-2.4

The Computer

There is data on the display, but no data reaches the computer.

The WEATHERPAK

data collection software such as INTERCEPT™). If your computer is not receiving the data it is probably

caused by one of the following:

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Check all the connections from the Receiver/Display to the computer. If the connections appear to be

sound, this indicates the weather station and Receiver/Display box are both working properly and the

fault is probably with the computer.

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If the issue is with ALOHA

computer. Some earlier versions of ALOHA

an automatic weather station like the WEATHERPAK

software downloads, support, and information at its web site:

http://www.epa.gov/OEM/content/cameo/index.htm

If indications are that data is not being received by the computer, whether you are running ALOHA

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another software program, there is a probable virtual COM port configuration problem. ALOHA

receive data on COM 1, 2, 3 or 4. If these ports are in use by other devices or if Windows

arbitrarily assigned another virtual COM port for use with ALOHA

received by the software. A discussion and remedy can be found in Appendix B, located in the back of

this manual.

Error messages while running plume model.

These are not related to the use of the WEATHERPAK

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Consult the CAMEO

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Contact Coastal Environmental Systems' Service Department. We are not certified CAMEO

trainers or representatives, but we may be able to help.

5-3

REPLACING TOWER BATTERIES AND FUSE

WARNING: DO NOT LEAVE BATTERIES IN TOWER WHEN STORING OR SHIPPING TOWER ASSEMBLY.

BATTERIES MAY LEAK CAUSING DAMAGE TO UPPER TOWER SECTION.

Tower Batteries

5-3.1

The WEATHERPAK

Rechargeable and bargain batteries do not perform well in the WEATHERPAK

P/N: 0302-140-001 Rev. D

that is within range of the Receiver/Display transmits data (typically every

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is designed to deliver weather data to a computer and plume modeling software (or other

, be certain the most recent version of the software is installed on the

/ALOHA

web site: http://www.epa.gov/OEM/content/cameo/index.htm.

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MTR uses ten alkaline D-cell batteries, located in the upper vertical section of the tower.

, that it is within 5 to 7 miles, and not

antenna and the receiving antenna are securely connected.

from the KamLock connector on the tripod tower. Wait

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on the tower.

(e.g. ver. 5.2.1) need to be upgraded in order to work with

. The U.S. EPA provides CAMEO

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and are coming from the plume modeling software

WEATHERPAK

User's Manual

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data carrier signal is

/ALOHA

has

, the weather station data will not be

/ALOHA

. Always use high quality

MTR

must