Davis Instruments Vantage Vue Wireless Weather Station DAV-6250EU Data Sheet

Product codes
DAV-6250EU
Page of 56
Setup Mode
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To set your cooling degree day base:
1. Press 2ND and SET. The value of 65° 
appears. Use the < and > keys to 
select a segment of the value.
2. Press the + and - keys to adjust the 
value of the selected segment.
3. Press 2ND and UNITS to change the 
temperature setting between Fahrenheit and Celsius. 
4. Press DONE to move to the next screen. 
The Heating Degree Day Base displays: 
To set your heating degree day base, 
follow steps 1 through 4 above.
To turn the degree day function off, 
press 2ND and then clear. The value 
changes to dashes.
Note: If a base temperature is displayed, degree day data is being accumulated. If the value 
shows dashes, the degree day function is off and will not appear in the Weather Center.
Screens 17 and 18: Commentary and Key Beep
Commentary refers to the extra information and comments on current weather 
conditions, such as lunar and solar eclipses, meteor showers and other information, that 
displays on the console in the Weather Center. 
Key Beep is a sound that indicates a key has been pressed. (It is different from the 
“error” sound. To change this sound, See “Changing Alarm Sound” on page 33.)
These functions can be turned off or on.
1. Press the + and - keys to toggle the 
setting to OFF or ON.
2. Adjust key beep volume using the < 
and > keys.
3. Press DONE to move to the next 
screen.
Screen 19: Baud Rate (Optional)
The Baud Rate screen displays only if a WeatherLink data logger is installed in the 
console. The console uses a serial, USB, or Ethernet port to communicate with a 
computer. If you are connecting the console directly to your computer via USB or 
Ethernet connection, leave the setting at 19200, the highest rate for the port.
Note: The baud rate setting on your console must match the baud rate setting in the software 
on your computer. If you are using WeatherLink for Vantage Vue, refer to WeatherLink 
Help for instructions on setting the serial port baud rate on your computer.
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