Wi-Fi PROFESSIONAL WEATHER STATION SET UP GUIDE

Introduction

This document provides instructions for setting up and using the La Crosse Technology V41 Wi-Fi Professional Weather Station. It covers initial setup, connecting to the La Crosse View app, understanding various weather data displays, sensor installation, and support information.

BASICS

Initial Setup

The La Crosse Technology V41 Weather Station is a Wi-Fi enabled device that provides comprehensive weather monitoring for your home. It consists of a main display station and external sensors.

Components:

• Thermo-Hygro Sensor (LTV-TH2i): Measures indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity.
• Cyclone Sensor (LTV-WSDR1): Measures wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall.
• Weather Station (V41): The main display unit that receives data from sensors and connects to Wi-Fi.

Power Up Instructions:

1. Thermo-Hygro Sensor: Install 2 fresh "AA" batteries according to polarity and replace the battery cover. The blue LED light will flash when transmitting.
2. Cyclone Sensor: Install 3 fresh "AA" batteries according to polarity and replace the battery cover.
3. Weather Station: Insert the 5V Power Adapter into an outlet, and then plug it into the Power Jack on the bottom of the station. Next, remove the Insulation Tab from the Station's Battery Compartment.

About 30 seconds after powering on the station, it will automatically enter the Settings Menu. Refer to page 07 for more details on navigating the Settings Menu.

Note: It may take up to 10 minutes for sensor data to appear on your station's screen.

Diagram Description: Shows the Thermo-Hygro Sensor (LTV-TH2i), the bottom of the Cyclone Sensor (LTV-WSDR1) with its battery compartment, the back of the Station (V41) indicating the Power Jack, and the Power Adapter.

Connecting to the App

Stay connected to your home environment anytime, anywhere with the La Crosse View app. This app allows you to monitor your home environment and set custom alerts.

Connecting your station to Wi-Fi is optional; the display will function as a standalone unit without it. However, connecting during initial setup saves time and provides access to advanced features.

Download the La Crosse View App: Visit the App Store or Google Play Store to download the free La Crosse View app onto your mobile device.

Launch the App: Open the La Crosse View app and follow the on-screen setup instructions to create an account, add new devices, and connect your station to your Wi-Fi network.

Connecting Your Station to the App: After creating your La Crosse View account, add your station to your account and connect it to your home router using the app. You will need your Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and password. Ensure your mobile device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Adding & Connecting Your Station to Wi-Fi

The La Crosse View app is essential for connecting your station to your Wi-Fi network. Download, install, and log into your account first.

Follow the initial app instructions or manually add the display:

• New User Initial Setup: The app guides you through adding your station to your account and connecting it to your home Wi-Fi.
• Manually Add & Connect Display: Use the Devices tab in the app's main menu. Tap the 'Add Device' or '+' button at the bottom of the Devices page.

The app will prompt you to scan the device ID barcode on the back of the station. Adding a device and connecting to Wi-Fi are separate steps.

Once connected, the station will beep, and time and forecast information will appear on the display. The Wi-Fi indicator will become solid.

Checking Your Station's Wi-Fi Status

Press the SET button on the top of the station to view its Wi-Fi status:

• ALL OK CONNECTED: Your station is connected to your Wi-Fi network, and data is available on the station and in the app.
• NO WEATHER SERVICE: Internet weather and time services are not connecting. This should resolve automatically.
• SEE APP TO CONNECT: Check the app for notifications.
• LOST WIFI: Check your router and network connections.

Having Trouble Connecting to Wi-Fi?

The app provides guidance for your Wi-Fi network and router. For additional options, visit: bit.ly/wifi_questions or scan the QR code. This includes connecting via WPS or contacting technical support.

Diagram Description: Shows the La Crosse View app interface for adding a device, with a notification indicating waiting for additional devices. Also shows the Wi-Fi status indicators on the station's display: 'ALL OK CONNECTED', 'NO WEATHER SERVICE', 'SEE APP TO CONNECT', and 'LOST WIFI'.

Adding Your Sensors to the App

After connecting the station to Wi-Fi, you should receive an 'Add Device' notification in the app within 15 minutes. This is indicated by a red cloud icon with numbers. Tap this icon to add your sensor.

Manually Add Your Sensors to the App*

1. Open the La Crosse View app. From the Main Menu, scroll to ADD/EDIT and select DEVICES.
2. On the Devices page, select the ADD DEVICE or (+) button.
3. Scan the barcode on your sensor or manually type in the Device ID.
4. Confirm the sensor image and Device ID, then add a Device Name and Location Name. Select DONE.

* This step is only required if you do not receive the Add Device notification within the app. Prior to mounting/positioning your sensors, ensure your station is receiving sensor data.

Diagram Description: Shows the La Crosse View app interface for adding a device, with a prompt to wait for devices to connect. It also illustrates the manual sensor addition process within the app, showing fields for Device Name, Device ID, and Location. A barcode scanner icon is visible. Images of the back of the Thermo-Hygro Sensor and the bottom of the Cyclone Sensor are shown, indicating where the Device ID barcode is located.

Station Settings

About 30 seconds after powering on the station, it automatically enters the Settings Menu. Use the following steps to navigate and configure your station.

Navigating the Settings Menu

1. To manually set language, time/date, and other settings, hold the SET button to enter the Settings Menu.
2. Use the +/- buttons on the top of the station to adjust values.
3. Press the SET button to confirm your selection and move to the next setting.
4. You can exit the Settings Menu at any time by pressing the DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ) button on the front of the station.

Settings Menu Order

• Greeting/HELLO
• Language (English/Spanish/French/German)
• Beep ON/OFF
• 12/24 Hour Time Format
• Hour | Minute | Year | Month | Date
• Calendar Order Month/Date or Date/Month
• Temperature Units (Fahrenheit/Celsius)
• Temperature Decimal ON/OFF
• Wind Speed Units (MPH/KPH)
• Wind Direction (Letters/Degrees)
• Rainfall (Inches or Millimeters)
• THANK YOU

Important: Settings such as language and units of measure must be set manually in the station's Settings Menu; they are not controlled by the La Crosse View app. The language selected affects menu instructions and weekday/month readouts. Weekday sets automatically after year, month, and date settings. In 24-hour format, seconds display instead of AM/PM. If connected to Wi-Fi, time/date updates automatically from the Internet.

Diagram Description: Shows the front of the station with buttons labeled ALERTS, SENSOR, TEMP., SET, +, WIND, RAIN. Also shows the back of the station with the WIFI button. The DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS and EXTENDED FORECAST buttons are also indicated on the front.

Buttons

The station features several buttons for navigation and control:

1. ALERTS: Hold to enter Alert Settings. Press to confirm and move to the next item. Use +/- to arm or disarm an alert.
2. SENSOR: Press to view sensor ID numbers. Hold MINUS (-) to delete a sensor.
3. TEMP: Press to view Temp. & Humidity History. Hold MINUS (-) to reset history value. Hold to search for Outdoor Sensor.
4. SET: Press to view Wi-Fi status. Hold to enter the Settings Menu.
5. PLUS/MINUS (+/-): Use to adjust values. In Alert Settings, use to arm/disarm alerts.
6. WIND: Press to view Wind Speed History. Hold MINUS (-) to reset history value.
7. RAIN: Press to view Rain History. Hold MINUS (-) to reset history value.
8. DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ): Press to adjust backlight or exit settings. Hold to enter Auto-Dim settings.
9. EXTENDED FORECAST ( ): Press to see Daily or Hourly Forecast. Hold to auto-scroll forecast data.*
10. WIFI: Press during initial setup for Wi-Fi Connection. Hold to re-enter Configuration Mode and clear previous Wi-Fi settings.

* Your display must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive Daily/Hourly forecast information.

LCD Display Brightness

Adjust the backlight intensity by pressing and releasing the DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ) button on the front of the station. There are 4 brightness levels, plus an off option.

Auto-Dim Settings

Program your display to automatically dim during preselected times:

1. Hold the DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ) button to enter the Auto-Dim Settings Menu.
2. Press the +/- buttons to turn the Auto-Dim feature on/off. Press DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ) to confirm.
3. Press the +/- buttons to adjust the starting hour. Press DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ) to confirm.
4. Press the +/- buttons to adjust the stopping hour. Press DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ( ) to confirm and exit.

Note: Only the hour can be set. The Auto-Dim Icon ( ) will appear on the LCD when the Auto-Dim feature is activated.

Diagram Description: Shows the 'Display Brightness' and 'Extended Forecast' buttons on the front of the station. Also shows the Auto-Dim settings interface with 'START TIME' and 'STOP TIME' adjustments.

Time & Calendar Display

The main display shows critical information:

1. 12/24 HOUR TIME: Time updates automatically when connected to Wi-Fi.
2. WI-FI ICON ( ): Indicates an active Wi-Fi connection.
3. AUTO-DIM ICON ( ): Indicates the Auto-Dim setting is active.
4. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): Appears when station batteries need replacement.
5. CALENDAR: Set order (Month/Date or Date/Month) in the Settings Menu.

Data Stream Technology®

Data Streams allow you to view additional AccuWeather information in the time & calendar section of the LCD. Learn how to set these up via video at: bit.ly/datastream_vid

Stream Options Examples:

• UV Index
• Sunrise/Sunset Times
• Chance of Thunderstorms
• Air Quality
• Personal Message

Check the La Crosse View app for a comprehensive list of Data Stream options.

* Your display must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive Data Stream information.

Diagram Description: Shows the main time and calendar display with numbered elements corresponding to the list: 12/24 Hour Time, Wi-Fi Icon, Auto-Dim Icon, Low Battery Indicator, and Calendar. An example of the 'Data Stream Technology' app interface is shown, along with a weather station display showing a 'Data Stream' item like 'SOCCER TONIGHT'.

FORECAST

Viewing Your Forecast Data

As a standalone station, the display predicts weather based on barometric pressure changes. High and low temperatures are provided by the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.

Watch the Forecast Icon Video for more details: bit.ly/forecast_vid

Standalone Forecast Icons:

• Sunny
• Partly Sunny
• Clouds
• Rain
• T-Storms
• Snow

When connected to Wi-Fi, the station receives additional weather icons, chance of precipitation values, and future forecast information, powered by AccuWeather.

Additional Forecast Scenes (Wi-Fi Connected):

• Sunny
• Partly Sunny
• Clouds
• Light Rain
• Rain
• T-Storms
• Light Snow
• Snow
• Wintry Mix
• Windy
• Ice
• Fog

Note: Forecast icons represent a future prediction for the next 12 hours, not necessarily current weather.

Diagram Description: Shows examples of forecast icons for sunny, partly sunny, clouds, rain, T-storms, and snow. Also shows additional forecast scenes for Wi-Fi connected stations, including light rain, light snow, wintry mix, windy, ice, and fog. A tip indicates that the [Wi-Fi Icon] appears when AccuWeather data is received.

Viewing Extended Forecast

Press and release the EXTENDED FORECAST ( ) button to toggle through your next 12 hours and next 7 days of forecast data.*

Diagram Description: Shows examples of the Extended Forecast display, including hourly forecasts for specific dates and times (e.g., 6:00 PM OCT/26/22) and daily forecasts (e.g., FRIDAY OCT/28/22).

Moon Phase

When clear or partly clear conditions are predicted, the sun icon appears during daylight hours (7:00 AM to 6:59 PM), and the moon phase icon appears during nighttime hours (7:00 PM to 6:59 AM). These times are pre-programmed.

The station displays 12 phases based on the lunar calendar:

• New Moon
• First Quarter
• Full Moon
• Last Quarter
• Small Waxing Crescent
• Small Waxing Gibbous
• Large Waning Gibbous
• Large Waning Crescent
• Large Waxing Crescent
• Large Waxing Gibbous
• Small Waning Gibbous
• Small Waning Crescent

* The station must be connected to Wi-Fi to activate extended and day/night forecast features.

Seasonal Trees

The foliage scene in the forecast section changes seasonally according to pre-programmed dates:

• Spring (March 20th to June 20th)
• Summer (June 21st to Sept. 20th)
• Fall (Sept. 21st to Dec. 20th)
• Winter (Dec. 21st to March 19th)

Trend Arrows

The Trend Arrows represent changes in pressure over the past 3 hours:

• Rapid Increase ⬆️
• Slow Increase ⬆️
• Steady ➡️
• Slow Decrease ⬇️
• Rapid Decrease ⬇️

WIND

Viewing Wind Data

The station displays current wind information:

1. WIND SPEED ALERT ( ): Appears if a wind speed alert is set and active.
2. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates if the station is receiving data from the Cyclone Sensor.
3. CURRENT WIND SPEED: The top wind speed in the past 31 seconds.
4. TOP WIND SPEED: The top wind speed in the past 60 minutes.
5. CURRENT WIND DIRECTION: Shown as cardinal points (letters) or degrees (set in Settings Menu).
6. COMPASS ROSE: Displays cardinal direction with animated arrows (16 directions total).
7. PREVAILING DIRECTION: Prevailing Wind Direction over the past hour.

Diagram Description: Shows the main weather station display highlighting wind data. It includes the wind speed (e.g., 22 MPH), top speed (e.g., 25 MPH), wind direction (e.g., NNE), and a compass rose graphic. Numbered callouts point to the specific wind data elements.

Wind Speed Records

View wind speed records with time and date stamps by pressing the WIND button.

The station measures high wind speed records for the past 24 hours, 7 days, 1 month, and 1 year.

Diagram Description: Shows examples of wind speed records on the station display for 24 Hour (e.g., 10:45 AM MAR/30/22), 1 Month (e.g., 8:26 PM JUL/23/22), and 1 Year (e.g., 5:28 PM AUG/06/22).

When viewing the monthly record, press the PLUS (+) button to toggle through the current month and past 11 months of top speed records.

Reset Wind Records

Press and release the WIND button to view wind speed records. Then, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes appear on the LCD. This reading will reset to the current wind value.

RAIN

Viewing Rain Data

The station displays current rainfall information:

1. RAIN ALERT ( ): Appears if a rain alert is set and active.
2. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): Indicates batteries in the Cyclone Sensor may need replacement.
3. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates if the station is receiving data from the Cyclone Sensor.
4. RAINFALL READING: Current rainfall total.
5. RAIN INTERVAL: Shows rain time interval (1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, month, year, total since startup).
6. AUTO-SCROLL ICON ( ): Appears when rain readings auto-scroll is active.
7. RAIN GRAPH: A visual representation of rainfall totals.

Rain Graph:

The Rain Graph has 10 segments that change based on rainfall totals. Scale values adjust automatically when over 1-inch (25.4 mm) of rain is measured. If over 70 inches (999 mm) is measured, the graph appears full.

Diagram Description: Shows examples of the Rain Graph. 'Up to 1" Example' where each segment equals 0.1". 'Over 1" Example' where each segment equals 0.4". Also shows the 'Days Since Last Rain' display.

Days Since Last Rain

• After 24 hours of no rainfall, the station starts counting days without rain.
• Rainfall readings can be viewed by pressing the rain button.
• When new rainfall occurs, the station automatically switches back to the last rainfall reading viewed.

Rainfall Auto-Scroll Option

Program your station to toggle through all available rainfall data:

Press and release the RAIN button until AUTOSCROLL appears on the LCD. The Auto-Scroll Icon ( ) will appear in the rain section.

To deactivate, press and release the RAIN button until the Auto-Scroll Icon ( ) disappears. The station will remain on your current selection.

Diagram Description: Shows the station display with the AUTOSCROLL option active and the Auto-Scroll Icon ( ).

Rainfall Records

View rainfall records with time and date stamps by pressing the RAIN button.

See rainfall records for the past hour, 24 hours, 7 days, month, year, and total since start up.

Diagram Description: Shows examples of rainfall records for 'Past 1 Hour', 'Past 24 Hours', '7 Days', 'Month', 'Year', and 'Total'. Each example includes the time interval and rainfall amount.

When viewing the monthly record, press the PLUS (+) button to toggle through the current month and past 11 months of rainfall records.

Reset Rainfall Records

Press and release the RAIN button to view rainfall records. Then, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes appear on the LCD. This reading will reset to the current rainfall value.

TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY

Viewing Temperature & Humidity Data

The station displays both outdoor and indoor temperature and humidity readings.

Outdoor Readings:

1. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR ( ): For the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.
2. RECEPTION INDICATOR ( ): Indicates data reception from the Thermo-Hygro Sensor.
3. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE ALERT ICONS ( ): Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set.
4. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE TREND ARROWS: Indicate temperature trend over the past 3 hours.
5. OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE: Current outdoor temperature.
6. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY ALERT ICONS ( ): Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set.
7. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY TREND ARROWS: Indicate humidity trend over the past 3 hours.
8. OUTDOOR HUMIDITY: Current outdoor humidity.

Indoor Readings:

1. INDOOR TEMPERATURE ALERT ICONS ( ): Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set.
2. INDOOR HUMIDITY ALERT ICONS ( ): Appear if a high ( ) or low ( ) alert is set.
3. INDOOR TEMPERATURE: Current indoor temperature.
4. INDOOR HUMIDITY: Current indoor humidity.
5. INDOOR COMFORT METER: Indicates comfort based on indoor humidity.

Indoor Comfort Meter (5 Levels):

• 1% to 25%RH: Very Dry
• 26% to 39%RH: Dry
• 40% to 75%RH: Comfortable
• 76% to 83%RH: Wet
• 84% to 99%RH: Very Wet

Diagram Description: Shows the main weather station display with outdoor temperature (e.g., 45.4°F), outdoor humidity (e.g., 48%), indoor temperature (e.g., 72°F), and indoor humidity (e.g., 60%). Numbered callouts point to each specific reading and indicator. The Indoor Comfort Meter is also shown with its levels.

Temperature & Humidity Records

View indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity records with time and date stamps by pressing the TEMP. button.

Records Viewing Order:

• Outdoor High Temperature
• Outdoor Low Temperature
• Outdoor High Humidity
• Outdoor Low Humidity
• Indoor High Temperature
• Indoor Low Temperature
• Indoor High Humidity
• Indoor Low Humidity
• "Feels Like" High Temperature
• "Feels Like" Low Temperature
• Dew Point

Diagram Description: Shows an example of the Outdoor High Temperature Record display (e.g., 102.6°F on AUG/31/22).

Reset Temperature & Humidity Records

Press and release the TEMP. button to view records. Then, hold the MINUS (-) button until dashes appear on the LCD. This reading will reset to the current value.

"Feels Like" Temperature

This reading combines Wind Chill and Heat Index values:

• Wind Chill: Applies when temperature is below 50°F (10°C) and wind speed is 5 MPH (8 KPH) or higher.
• Heat Index: Applies when temperature is above 80°F (27°C).
• Current Temperature: When between 51°F and 79°F (10.5°C and 26.1°C), readings reflect the outdoor value regardless of wind speed.

Customizable Alerts

Set custom alerts to be notified of specific conditions.

Setting Custom Alerts

1. Hold the ALERTS button to enter the Alert Settings Menu.
2. Use the +/- buttons to activate/deactivate individual alerts, or press ALERTS to skip to the next option.
3. Once activated, use the +/- buttons to adjust values. Press ALERTS to confirm and move forward.

Alert Setting Order:

• High Wind Speed
• 24 Hour Rainfall
• Outdoor High Temperature
• Outdoor Low Temperature
• Outdoor High Humidity
• Outdoor Low Humidity
• Indoor High Temperature
• Indoor Low Temperature
• Indoor High Humidity
• Indoor Low Humidity

Activating/Deactivating Alerts

Hold the ALERTS button to enter alert settings. Use the +/- buttons to activate/deactivate alerts.

Active alerts are indicated by the ▲ and ▼ icons in their respective sections on the LCD.

Note: The default setting for alerts is OFF.

Triggered Alerts

• When an alert value is reached, the corresponding value and alert icon will flash.
• The station will beep 5 times per minute until the value is outside the alert range. Press any button to stop the sound.
• Alerts set on the station are separate from those created within the app.

Diagram Description: Shows examples of alert displays, such as 'High Wind Speed Alert' and 'Outdoor Low Temperature Alert'. It also illustrates the process of activating/deactivating alerts using the +/- buttons.

SENSORS

Sensor Placement & Mounting

For Accurate Thermo-Hygro Sensor Measurements:

• Use the hole at the top to hang from a nail, or insert a mounting screw through the front.
• Mount on a north-facing wall or in a shaded area (under an eave or deck rail is preferred) to avoid sun inaccuracies.
• Maximum wireless transmission range is up to 400 feet (121 meters) in open air.
• Mount vertically to allow moisture to drain properly.
• For video instruction visit: bit.ly/th_sensor_mounting

For Accurate Cyclone Sensor Measurements:

• Use the built-in Bubble Level to ensure the Cyclone Sensor (especially the rain gauge) is mounted level.
• Ensure the Solar Panel faces South for optimal battery life and wind direction data.
• Mount the Cyclone Sensor on the tallest object in your area, avoiding obstructions like eaves, roof lines, or trees.
• Ensure all screws on the Mounting Bracket, Wind Cups, Wind Vane, and Battery Compartment are securely fastened.
• Mount with the Wind Cups on top. See page 02 for wind cup installation.

Diagram Description: Shows a Thermo-Hygro sensor mounted on a wall and a Cyclone sensor mounted on a mast with a bubble level indicating it is level. The solar panel on the Cyclone sensor is shown facing South.

Cyclone Sensor Mounting

Basic Installation

Fence posts, poles, decks, and mailboxes are common mounting options. While convenient, wind readings may be affected by obstructions at ground level compared to local reporting stations.

1. Mount the Mast to a flat surface with four screws.
2. Place the Cyclone Pro Sensor on top of the Mast, ensuring the Solar Panel faces South.
3. Check the integrated Bubble Level or use your own across the Rain Funnel to ensure the sensor is level.
4. Secure the Cyclone Sensor to the Mast by tightening screws on the side. Double-check that the sensor remains level after tightening.

Flexible Installation

This configuration allows attachment to angled locations and easy adjustments to ensure the Mast and Sensor are level.

Diagram Description: Shows the flexible installation of the Cyclone Sensor using a hand screw to attach it to a bracket, allowing for angled mounting. It also shows advanced installation options like freestanding pole setups and tripod examples.

Advanced Installation

Options include tripods, wall mounts, chimney mounts, and more. These can be combined with U-bolts for attachment to cylindrical conduits using an Adjustable Base. These may require additional equipment or professional help.

Cleaning the Rain Sensor

1. Remove the Rain Funnel by twisting counter-clockwise and lifting.
2. Clear any leaves, insects, or debris to allow the Rain Tipper to rock freely. Check and clear Drainage Holes on the underside.
3. Re-install the Rain Funnel by placing it back into the sensor and twisting clockwise until secure.
4. Ensure the funnel locks into place when an arrow aligns with the Lock/Unlock Line.

Tip: Remove the Cyclone Sensor's batteries before cleaning to avoid accidental rain readings.

Diagram Description: Illustrates the steps for cleaning the rain sensor: removing the funnel, clearing debris, re-installing the funnel, and checking the lock mechanism.

Featured Add-On Sensors

Expand your system with additional sensors:

• WATER LEAK SENSOR (LTV-WL1): Features water detection and ambient temperature. Use case: Place under sinks or in basements to detect moisture.
• BBQ SENSOR (LTV-BBQ1): Features two Hi-Temperature Probes, a backlit display, and storage case. Use case: Set independent timers and alerts for cooking.
• POOL SENSOR (LTV-POOLv2): Features water temperature and a floating design with LCD display. Use case: Monitor pool or hot tub water temperature.

Find more add-on sensor options by scanning the QR code or visiting: bit.ly/add-on_sensors

Note: Add-On Sensor data is only available in the app.

Diagram Description: Shows screenshots and brief descriptions for the Water Leak Sensor, BBQ Sensor, and Pool Sensor, highlighting their features and use cases.

APPENDIX

Specifications

STATION (V41)

• Indoor Temperature Range: 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
• Indoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Power Requirements: 5.0V Adapter (included) + Battery Backup: 1 "CR2032" Coin Cell Battery (included)
• Dimensions: 8.30 in. L x 1.13 in. W x 6.33 in. H (21.09 cm L x 2.88 cm W x 16.09 cm H)
• LCD Brightness: 4 Intensity Levels + OFF (Programmable Auto-Dim)
• Language Options: English, Spanish, French, German

Wi-Fi NETWORK REQUIREMENTS

• Broadcast Frequency: 2.4GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
• Network Name/Password: Max 45 Characters
• Network Speed: Must be Greater than 1 Mbps
• Note: Connects to the 2.4GHz band on multi-band routers.

MOBILE REQUIREMENTS

• Apple phones require iOS with cellular or Wi-Fi service.
• Android phones require Android OS with cellular or Wi-Fi service.

CYCLONE SENSOR (LTV-WSDR1)

• Wind Speed Range: 0 to 111 mph (0 to 178 kph)
• Rainfall Range: 0 to 393.6 Inches (0 to 9999 mm)
• Transmission Range: 400 feet (121 meters) open air
• Power Requirements: 3 "AA" Batteries (not included)
• Update Interval: Every 31 Seconds
• Dimensions: 13.77 in. L x 5.15 in. W x 17.44 in. H (with Bracket) / 9.13 in. H (without Bracket)

THERMO-HYGRO SENSOR (LTV-TH2i)

• Outdoor Temperature Range: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
• Outdoor Humidity Range: 10 to 99%RH
• Transmission Range: 400 feet (121 meters) open air
• Update Interval: Every 51 Seconds
• Power Requirements: 2 "AA" Batteries (not included)
• Dimensions: 1.97 in. L x 0.75 in. W x 5.73 in. H

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Coin Cell Battery

Replace the Coin Cell Battery

1. Use a coin to turn the battery cover to the left to remove it.
2. Pull back the metal pin and gently remove the battery.
3. Insert a fresh CR2032 battery with the + side up and snap it into place.
4. Replace the battery cover and use the coin to turn it to the right to lock.

Battery Replacement Instructions

• When using different battery brands/types or mixing old/new batteries, over-discharge can occur, potentially causing injury.
• Always use the correct battery size and grade.
• Replace the entire set of batteries at once; do not mix old/new or different types.
• Clean battery contacts before installation.
• Ensure batteries are installed with correct polarity (+/-).
• Remove batteries during periods of non-use to prevent corrosion and damage.
• Remove used batteries promptly.
• For recycling and disposal, check local resources or government regulations.

WARNING: This product contains a coin cell battery. If swallowed, it could cause severe injury or death in just 2 hours. Seek medical attention immediately.

WARNING: KEEP BATTERIES OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

• Swallowing may lead to serious injury or death due to chemical burns and esophageal perforation.
• If a child swallows or inserts a battery, seek urgent medical assistance immediately.
• Examine devices to ensure battery compartments are securely fastened.
• Do not use if the compartment is not secure.
• Dispose of used batteries immediately and safely.
• Flat batteries can still be dangerous.
• Educate others about the risks associated with coin cell batteries.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

California Residents: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Diagram Description: Shows the steps for replacing the coin cell battery, including using a coin to open the cover, removing the old battery, inserting the new CR2032 battery with the '+' side up, and re-securing the cover.

FCC Statement

This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules for Class B digital devices, designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations. It generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If interference occurs, users are encouraged to correct it by reorienting the antenna, increasing separation between equipment and receiver, connecting to a different circuit, or consulting a dealer/technician.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement: This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits for uncontrolled environments and Part 15 of the FCC RF Rules. Installation and operation must follow provided instructions, maintaining at least 20 cm separation from all persons. The transmitter must not be co-located or operated with any other antenna or transmitter.

Canada Statement: This device contains licence-exempt transmitters/receivers compliant with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) no interference, and (2) acceptance of any interference. Users can obtain Canadian RF exposure information. The transmitter must not be co-located or operated with any other antenna or transmitter. Maintain a minimum distance of 20 cm between the radiator and your body.

Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

SUPPORT

Having Trouble? We're here to help.

Use the links below for additional resources or to contact staff directly.

• Self-Help: bit.ly/v41_support
• Online: bit.ly/contact_techsupport
• Phone: 1.844.200.8752
• Representatives are available Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm CST.

Icon Description: A QR code is provided for 'Scan for Self-Help'.

Warranty

La Crosse Technology, Ltd. provides a 1-year limited time warranty (from date of purchase) against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. For full details, visit: www.lacrossetechnology.com/pages/warranty

La Crosse Technology, Ltd.
2830 S. 26th Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601

Recycling & Disposal

Consider the environment when disposing of this product. Incorrect disposal can cause negative environmental impacts. Check with local donation centers or certified retailers for electronic recycling programs. Programs may vary by location.

Factory Reset

If experiencing issues, press and hold the ALERTS and RAIN buttons together until the display beeps. This resets the station. All records will be lost. The coin cell battery does not need to be removed for a factory reset.

Diagram Description: Shows the station buttons ALERTS, SENSOR, TEMP., SET, +, WIND, RAIN, indicating the buttons used for factory reset.

Stay in Touch

Ask questions, watch setup videos, and provide feedback on social media outlets.

• Follow La Crosse Technology on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.

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