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PWS100 Present Weather Sensor - Campbell Scientific

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Section 6. Installation<br />

6.3.7 Installing Power Supply<br />

Power supply connections can be made in the <strong>PWS100</strong> 24 Vdc/12 Vdc power<br />

supply cabinet using the power cable supplied with the <strong>PWS100</strong>.<br />

Din rail contacts are mounted inside the power supply enclosure that allows<br />

connection to the two power supplies (see Figure 6-11).<br />

FIGURE 6-11. Labeled DIN-RAIL contacts<br />

6.3.8 Start-Up Testing<br />

6.3.9 Initial Settings<br />

6.3.10 Load Factory Defaults<br />

On start-up the <strong>PWS100</strong> will run internal diagnostic tests and check the status<br />

of any connections to the instrument.<br />

Initially the <strong>PWS100</strong> will be set up with a series of default options set. These<br />

can be altered by entering the command mode of the sensor.<br />

To load the factory default settings (retaining only the time, date and<br />

calibration values) power down the sensor move dip switch 8 to position 1 and<br />

power up the sensor. Once powered switch dip switch 8 back to position 0.<br />

This removes the password and all other user entered values.<br />

6.3.11 Lubricating the Enclosure Screws<br />

The <strong>PWS100</strong> enclosure screws should be lubricated with a suitable anti-seize<br />

grease (often copper loaded) to protect the threads from corrosion. This should<br />

be reapplied when resealing the enclosure at regular intervals, normally after<br />

6-13

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