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What determines which information is displayed on the active and passive VisualWeather screens?
What field mapping is needed to use VisualWeather with a station?
With VisualWeather 3.1, when web output is enabled, is it possible to put any variable from any data table into the XML file that gets created and transferred via FTP?
Can VisualWeather produce data in formats such as CSV, TXT, and DAT?
What is the pairing code for the HS2?
Are the different length rods interchangeable, or are both the CS658 and CS659 needed?
How is the HS2 powered?
What would cause the HS2 to display an out-of-range symbol (---) for the VWC (volumetric water content)?
What would cause an HS2 to display a value greater than 100% RWC (relative water content)?
What would cause an HS2 to display a negative RWC (relative water content) reading?
Is it necessary to use the 28411 Bluetooth 2.1 USB Micro Adapter with the HS2?
Is a Bluetooth connection the only way to download the onboard data records from the HS2?
Does the HS2 work with a cabled USB interface for data download?
How long does it take to get a measurement after inserting the CS658 or CS659 probe into the ground and pressing the Read button?
Can the 20 cm rods from a CS620 be used with a CS658?
Can the 12 cm rods from a CS620 be used with a CS659?
If the 255-100 Evaporation Gauge is not listed as a sensor in Short Cut, how can the sensor be configured?
Is a data logger required for the CC5MPX to work?
Which filter tip should be used with the HC2S3-L?
If the HC2S3-L is not available for selection in the Short Cut program, how can it be added?
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