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Weather Monitoring System Data Overview and Control Signals

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the weather monitoring system parameters including wind direction, solar radiance, temperature, and humidity. Control signals for external and internal components are delineated, highlighting their functionalities and closures. Specific attention is given to the operational states on key dates, particularly August 12, 2004, and September 20, 2005. The use of color-coding and variable control signals is documented for clarity in system functioning and performance analysis. This information is vital for optimizing weather data accuracy and system reliability.

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Weather Monitoring System Data Overview and Control Signals

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  1. vWx 0.3 Wind direction (CTRL=0) Solar radiance (CTRL=1) orange DACA 2.5VDC (CTRL=0) Temperature (CTRL=1) brown/white DACB RC2/CCP1 brown Humidity square wave orange/white RE2 External CTRL signal blue RB0 Wind speed closure (CTRL=0) blue/white RB1 Rainfall closure green GND GROUND RC4 Internal CTRL signal (!LED2) 12 Aug 2004

  2. vWx 0.6 Wind direction (CTRL=0) Solar radiance (CTRL=1) orange DACA 2.5VDC (CTRL=0) Temperature (CTRL=1) brown/white DACB RC2/CCP1 brown Humidity square wave orange/white RE2 External CTRL signal (LED2) blue RB0 Wind speed closure (CTRL=0) blue/white RB1 Rainfall closure green GND GROUND RC1 Internal CTRL signal 20 Sept 2005

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