Buttons:

- Records

- Main Menu

- Sleep Mode

Records:

Press the button to view Today's Records. To view Yesterday's Records, press the button once on the Today's Records page. To Clear either records page, press the button while viewing the desired page. After 30 seconds of inactivity, the display will revert to the main screen.

Main Menu:

Connections

• • Sensor Information
    
    • Displays Days Active Count, Battery Level, Channel Designation, and Last Update Timestamp for the sensor that is connected to the display.
      
      
  • Wi-Fi Setup
    • Selecting "Wi-Fi Setup" reactivates the Wi-Fi setup feature for an additional 30 minutes and displays step-by-step instructions on how to enable this feature.
      
      
  • Add a New Sensor
    • To connect a new sensor or reconnect a sensor after a reset or battery change, select "Add a New Sensor" to allow the display to search for sensor signals. 
      
      
  • Remove a Sensor
    • To disconnect a sensor that is currently connected to the display unit, access "Remove a Sensor" and select the sensor that you would like disconnected.
      
      
  • Main Menu
    • Return to the Main Menu

Alarms

• • Choose Alarm to Set
    • Outdoor Temperature
    • Outdoor Humidity
    • Indoor Temperature
    • Indoor Humidity
    • Wind Speed
    • Rain
    • Lightning Detection
    • UV Level
    • Turn All Alarm Off
  • Alarm Rules
    • Low Alarm On/Off
    • Low Alarm Value
    • High Alarm On/Off
    • High Alarm Value

General Setup

• • Selecting "General Setup" will walk you through setting the time, date, DST setting, and units. The preference set order is as follows.
    
    CLOCK HOUR (*note the PM indicator)
    CLOCK MINUTE 
    AUTO DST (ON / OFF)
    CALENDAR MONTH
    CALENDAR DATE
    CALENDAR YEAR
    UNITS (US or METRIC)
    WIND SPEED UNITS (MPH, KPH, Knots)
    WIND DIRECTION (NNW or degrees 360º)
    ALARM VOLUME
    
    
  • The display will revert back to the Main Menu once finished. 

Display Settings

• • Sleep Mode
    • Sleep Mode turns off the display every day at a scheduled time. Weather information will continue to be received, and any Wi-Fi functionality will continue as normal.
    • Do you want to enable Sleep Mode and set a schedule?
      • no
      • cancel
      • yes
    • Set the Start Time and Wake Time making sure to note the PM indicator while setting the hour.
      
      
  • Auto Dimming
    • Auto Dim automatically lowers the display backlight to the lowest visible brightness setting in the evenings.
    • This display will automatically dim to its lowest brightness setting at 9:00 pm and will return to the user-selected brightness setting at 6:00 am. 
      • disable
      • cancel
      • enable
        
        
  • Adjust Display 
    • Brightness
    • Contrast
    • Tint
      
      
  • Main Menu
    • Return to the Main Menu

Calibration

• • Select Category to Calibrate
    • Outdoor Temperature
    • Outdoor Humidity
    • Indoor Temperature
    • Indoor Humidity
    • Pressure
  • Calibrate (+/- 10 °/%)

Factory Reset

• • Reset to Factory Settings?
    • NO
    • CANCEL
    • YES
      
      
      • Are you sure?
        • WOAH, NEVERMIND
        • YES, I DON'T CARE

Exit

• • Return to the Main Screen

Sleep Mode:

Pressing the button while viewing the main screen puts the display directly into Sleep Mode. Press any button to Wake. The display will automatically wake at the scheduled wake time. See Main Menu>Display Settings to set a Sleep/Wake schedule. While in Sleep Mode, the blue LED at the top of the display will pulse until the display is awakened. 

Weather Forecast:

While connected to Wi-Fi, weather forecasts for today and tomorrow are downloaded from Weather. Weather is one of the most accurate sources of hyperlocal weather information. It is backed by a wide range of weather data sources, which are aggregated together to provide the most accurate forecast possible for a given location. With down-to-the-minute forecasts, you’ll know exactly when conditions will change so you can plan your day.
If the weather station is not connected to Wi-Fi, the forecast is generated using data from your weather station. Self-calibrating forecasting uses a unique algorithm to analyze changes in pressure over a time period (called Learning Mode) to determine your altitude. After 14 days, the self-calibrated pressure is
tuned in to your location, and the unit is ready for superior weather prediction.

Barometric Pressure:

Subtle variations in barometric pressure greatly affect the weather. This weather center displays the current pressure with an arrow icon to indicate the direction the pressure is trending (FALLING, STEADY, or RISING).

Heat Index, Dew Point, and Wind Chill:

Dew Point is continuously displayed next to the Barometric Pressure reading in the lower-left corner. Next to the Dew Point reading, you will either see the Wind Chill or Heat Index. The reading displayed is dependent on the outdoor temperature. 

Heat Index calculation displays when the temperature is 40°F (4°C) or higher.
Wind chill calculation displays when the temperature is below 40°F (4°C).

Rainfall Tracking:

The Today and Week rainfall totals are always displayed. The Month and Year totals are displayed alternately beneath the Week total.

Wind Speed:

Average Wind Speed- displays the average wind speed reading from the last 60 minutes.

Peak Wind Speed- displays a rolling value showing the highest wind speed recorded within the last 60 minutes.

Wind Direction:

Solid Arrow- Current Wind Direction

Dashes- Previous Wind Directions in descending order of brightness. (The most recent direction will be the brightest dash and so on.)

Arrows are located where the wind is coming from and pointing where the wind is blowing to.

Direct to Wi-Fi Setup:

Direct to Wi-Fi Weather Station Setup

NOTE: Troubleshooting Wi-Fi Connection

If you see “Wi-Fi NOT SETUP” by the Wi-Fi signal indicator, this means the router has not been set up or the setup was not successful. Please perform the steps above again.

A red “x” below the Wi-Fi signal indicator means the Wi-Fi signal has disconnected but is already set up. Ensure that the sensor is still connected to the display and that other electronics between the display and router are not causing interference.

Calibration:

AcuRite Atlas® (7-in-1) Rain Calibration

See above to calibrate values on the display.

If you are still experiencing concerns, please contact our U.S. based support staff by Submitting a Request or by chatting with our Live Agents. If you already have an open ticket with a support agent, please reply to the last email sent.