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Page 1 - Product # 7470 & 7475

H EALTH E NVIRO M ONITOR ™ C ONSOLE U SER ’ S M ANUAL Product # 7470 & 7475

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Using the Health EMPage 18 Health EnviroMonitor Manual Viewing Apparent Temperature 1. To display the current outside T-H index, press HEAT STRESS. T

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Apparent Temperature (Heat Stress)Health EnviroMonitor Manual Page 19 5. Continuing to press HEAT STRESS will cycle through the apparent temperature

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Using the Health EMPage 20 Health EnviroMonitor Manual UV R ADIATION The Health EM displays the current UV radiation intensity, “daily” UV radia-tion

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UV RadiationHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 21 3. To display the accumulated UV radiation dose during the “period,” press UV again. The accumulated

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Using the Health EMPage 22 Health EnviroMonitor Manual 6. To display the status of the AutoClear function for high UV radiation intensity and high da

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UV RadiationHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 23 Selecting Radiation Intensity Scale To select the desired UV radiation intensity scale, simply press

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Using the Health EMPage 24 Health EnviroMonitor Manual Clearing Period Information/Starting a New Period Beginning a new period clears all data from

Page 9 - EMPERATURE

Wind ChillHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 25 W IND C HILL The Health EM displays the wind chill as well as the low wind chill along with the time

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Using the Health EMPage 26 Health EnviroMonitor ManualLow Wind ChillThe Health EM displays the low wind chill along with the time at which it occurred

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Outside and Inside TemperatureHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 274. Continuing to press TEMP will cycle through the outside and inside temperature di

Page 12 - ADIATION

Page i Health EnviroMonitor Manual T ABLE OF C ONTENTS I NTRODUCTION TO THE H EALTH E NVIRO M ONITOR . . . . .1 O PTIONAL S ENSORS . . .

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Using the Health EMPage 28 Health EnviroMonitor ManualWINDYou may select to display current wind speed and current wind direction (in degrees) on the

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Solar RadiationHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 29Selecting Units of MeasureTo select the desired unit of measure, simply press UNITS while viewing t

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Using the Health EMPage 30 Health EnviroMonitor Manual2. To display the status of the AutoClear function for the high solar radiation intensity, press

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Barometric PressureHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 31• Rising Barometric PressureIf barometric pressure rose by .02 inches of Hg (1.5 mm or .7 hPa)

Page 17 - AMPLE UNITS OF MEASURE

Using the Health EMPage 32 Health EnviroMonitor ManualSelecting Units of MeasureTo select the desired unit of measure, simply press UNITS while viewin

Page 18 - URRENT INSIDE TEMPERATURE

RainfallHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 33AlarmsYou may set a special barometric pressure alarm which will alert you to changes in the barometric pr

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Using the Health EMPage 34 Health EnviroMonitor Manual3. To display the status of the AutoClear function for daily rainfall and for the high rate of r

Page 20 - IND DIRECTION

Relative HumidityHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 35High Rate of RainfallThe Health EM displays the high rate of rainfall along with the time at whic

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Using the Health EMPage 36 Health EnviroMonitor Manual2. To display the current inside humidity, press HUM again.The current inside humidity appears o

Page 22 - BAROMETRIC PRESSURE

TimeHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 37Selecting Units of MeasureTo select the desired unit of measure for dew-point, simply press UNITS while viewin

Page 23 - URRENT BAROMETRIC PRESSURE

Health EnviroMonitor Manual Page 1 Chapter 1 I NTRODUCTION TO THE H EALTH E NVIRO M ONITOR For use by individuals, radio and TV stations, park

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Using the Health EMPage 38 Health EnviroMonitor Manual2. To display the current date, press TIME again.The current date appears on the right of the di

Page 25 - OTAL RAINFALL

TimeHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 39Selecting Display FormatTo select the desired display format, simply press UNITS while viewing either the time

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Using the Health EMPage 40 Health EnviroMonitor Manual3. Press TIME to exit.The Health EM saves the AutoClear time. At the set time each day, the Heal

Page 27 - URRENT OUTSIDE HUMIDITY

Highs and LowsHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 413. To view the time at which the high/low occurred, watch the display without pressing a key.After a

Page 28 - URRENT DEW-POINT

Using the Health EMPage 42 Health EnviroMonitor ManualALARMSAll alarms (except barometric pressure, dew-point, and time) behave in basi-cally the same

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AlarmsHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 433. To display the low alarm threshold for a weather condition with two alarms press ALARM again.The threshol

Page 30 - IME OF AUTOCLEAR

Using the Health EMPage 44 Health EnviroMonitor Manual4. Use ENTER to set the alarm to 32˚F.LOW OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE ALARM THRESHOLD (32˚F)5. Press TEM

Page 31 - UTOCLEAR TIME

AlarmsHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 453. Press ENTER to activate the alarm.There is only one threshold for the dew-point alarm (2˚F/1˚C) which wil

Page 32 - AMPLE HIGH/LOW DISPLAYS

Using the Health EMPage 46 Health EnviroMonitor Manual4. Press any function key to exit.Each alarm threshold is independent of every other. For instan

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Calibration NumbersHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 47To Use General Clear Feature1. Press a function key to display any condition other than “daily”

Page 34 - AMPLE ALARM DISPLAYS

Health EnviroMonitor Manual Page 5 Chapter 2 H EALTH E NVIRO M ONITOR O VERVIEWT HE K EYBOARD The Health EM’s keyboard contains two different typ

Page 35 - UTSIDE TEMPERATURE

Using the Health EMPage 48 Health EnviroMonitor ManualWind SpeedYou may change the wind CAL to adjust the wind speed readings according to the equatio

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Calibration NumbersHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 49Changing Calibration Numbers1. Press the appropriate function key as necessary to display the r

Page 37 - LARM CLEARED

Using the Health EMPage 50 Health EnviroMonitor ManualDISPLAY SCANThe Health EM comes with two pre-programmed scan routines which continu-ously cycle

Page 38 - YPICAL AUTOCLEAR STATUS

Primary Power and Battery Backup IndicatorsHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 51Flashing of the BATT indicator indicates that the backup battery is low

Page 39 - CALIBRATION NUMBERS

Using the Health EMPage 52 Health EnviroMonitor Manual

Page 40 - ISPLAY UNITS RAINFALL CAL

Health EnviroMonitor OverviewPage 6 Health EnviroMonitor Manual W EATHER C ONDITIONS M EASURED /C ALCULATED This section outlines each of the weath

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Weather Conditions Measured/CalculatedHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 7 • Current Outside T-H Index (Alarm: Max)• Current Outside T-H-S-W Index (Al

Page 42 - NDICATOR

Health EnviroMonitor OverviewPage 8 Health EnviroMonitor Manual The second scale is the UV Index, which assigns a number between 1 and 16 to the curr

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Weather Conditions Measured/CalculatedHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 9 • “Daily” High and Low Inside Temperature with time of occurrence (AutoClea

Page 44 - Using the Health EM

Health EnviroMonitor OverviewPage 10 Health EnviroMonitor Manual Rainfall The Health EM provides two separate registers for tracking rainfall totals.

Page 45 - ALCULATED

Health EnviroMonitor Manual Page 15 Chapter 3 U SING THE H EALTH EM U SING THE E NTER K EY The ENTER key is used to enter or change data (su

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AutoClearHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 11 • Relative Inside Humidity (Alarm: High/Low)• Current Dew-Point (Alarm: when temperature is within 2˚F

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Health EnviroMonitor OverviewPage 12 Health EnviroMonitor Manual H IGHS AND L OWS The Health EM records highs and lows for many weather conditions

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AlarmsHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 13 The three special alarms are described below: • Barometric Pressure The barometric pressure alarm alerts y

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Health EnviroMonitor OverviewPage 14 Health EnviroMonitor Manual

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Introduction to the Health EnviroMonitorPage 2 Health EnviroMonitor Manual • External Temperature Sensor Enables you to measure and display outside t

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Optional AccessoriesHealth EnviroMonitor Manual Page 3 • Sensor Mounting Arm A single-location mounting option. The Sensor Mounting Arm includes pro

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Introduction to the Health EnviroMonitorPage 4 Health EnviroMonitor Manual

Page 53 - Health EnviroMonitor Overview

Table of Contents Page ii W IND C HILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Viewing Wind Chill. . . . .

Page 54 - CCESSORIES

Page iii Health EnviroMonitor Manual Selecting Display Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Entering T

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Table of Contents Page iv

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Health EnviroMonitor Manual Page 53

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Davis Instruments Part Number: 7395-072Health EnviroMonitor™, Standard and IndustrialRev. B Manual (10/14/99)This product complies with the essential

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H EALTH E NVIRO M ONITOR S YSTEM C ONSOLE Q UICK R EFERENCE F UNCTION K EYS The lists below indicate what condition appears when you press each

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Using the Health EMPage 16 Health EnviroMonitor Manual • Press and hold Pressing and holding ENTER makes the next digit in the value active and to

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Apparent Temperature (Heat Stress)Health EnviroMonitor Manual Page 17 6. Press and hold ENTER down. The “tens” digit will begin to cycle through the

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