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Purpose: To ensure your station's observations conform with international agreements for start and end of the day. | Purpose: To ensure your station's observations conform with international agreements for start and end of the day. | ||
You can choose either midnight reset (default) or 9am reset (used in Australia | You can choose either midnight reset (default) or 9am reset (used in Australia, New Zealand and a number of other countries). | ||
See under Setup, Values Reset Time option. At either midnight or 9am, the daily high/low data will be reset, and yesterday's rain will be set. | See under the ''Setup'', ''Values Reset Time'' option. At either midnight or 9am, the daily high/low data will be reset, and yesterday's rain will be set. | ||
You can also fine tune the reset times if you need to | You can also fine tune the reset times if you need to. Under ''Setup'', ''Display Units'' options, set the ''hour to reset daily high/low values'' (temperature, wind), ''hour to reset daily rain'' (n.b. 24hr clock - e.g. 1600 for 4pm) and ''month to reset the yearly rain'' (to match your rain season). | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 3 January 2006
Purpose: To ensure your station's observations conform with international agreements for start and end of the day.
You can choose either midnight reset (default) or 9am reset (used in Australia, New Zealand and a number of other countries).
See under the Setup, Values Reset Time option. At either midnight or 9am, the daily high/low data will be reset, and yesterday's rain will be set.
You can also fine tune the reset times if you need to. Under Setup, Display Units options, set the hour to reset daily high/low values (temperature, wind), hour to reset daily rain (n.b. 24hr clock - e.g. 1600 for 4pm) and month to reset the yearly rain (to match your rain season).
