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It comes with the software. https://www.google.com/search?q=oregon+scientific+ds6618+digital+camera+software ..

Possible location of serial number described by frustrated user and responders. https://gregorybeamer.wordpress.com/2010/01/14/oregon-scientific-smart-globe-3-fail-website-and-update/ Quoting from the link above: The serial number of the pen and details I sent to your Parramatta office attention Tee Tran. This is all I can find. >>> >>> 1. Model/item number (located on battery cover of pen) Item No.SG18 >>> 2. Serial code located inside battery compartment of pen device. XXXXXX >>> >>> 3. Access code (6 letter code located in user manual or on CD-Rom cover) >>> Cannot find these but did register online when bought >> then >>> sold the computer with the login. >>> >>> 4. Computer operating system. Windows 7 >>> 5. Country of origin? Not sure what you want the pen says "made in China" >>> >>> The globe has the number XXXXXX stamped in the bottom. >>> Regards Colin On 18/12/2012 9:15 PM, Oregon Scientific Customer Service wrote: > Dear Colin, > > Thank you for contacting Oregon Scientific Customer Support. We are > sorry to hear that you are having issues with your Oregon > Scientific product. > > We received your email inquiry and want to assure you that you will > hear back from us with a detailed response which is typically within > 2-3 business days. Please reply to this email with the following > information for us to provide you the status of the replacement. > > 1) Model # of the unit. > 2) Serial # of the pen located at the battery compartment on white > sticker. > 3) Country where the unit is bought. > > Hope this information helps and should require further assistance, > please feel free to call our customer service hotline at 1300-300-155 > (Toll-Free within AU). Phone and email support are available Monday - > Friday from 9AM to 6PM ADST. Excluding Public Holidays.

Manuals Lib has the manual for the Oregon Scientific WR-8000 portable NOAA weather alert radio here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1205635/Noaa-Wr8000.html . I also found the manual here: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/518KWtMbsmL.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Free manual online: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/116121/Oregon-Scientific-Hr102.html

much better to flash it. have some with better knowledge on how to flash its software and put it back to default factory settings

Try resetting the clock, by pressing the small button on the side of the clock, or get new batteries.

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Check the channel mode that you are in. I play with the channel /memory buttons on mine and I finally get it to work. Sometimes it worksfor weeks sometimes just a day. Just glad I can get it to work - thought it was the remote unit but I was wrong.

here you go a manual http://global.oregonscientific.com/manual/BAR686A.pdf

Did you try unplugging it the receiver, and plugging it back in? If it's not too old, look at the manufacturer's website for warranty or support information Here's a link to their contact us page: Oregon Scientific US Contact Us

I would see the YouTube tune up procedures from your machines make. Sounds like a simple tune up need. Procedures deliever beyond 90% efficiencies.

Fixya does not supply or provide manuals. Look it up on Google, then follow the most useful-looking link

Did you not add it to the list of serial numbers that you keep on your computer for situations such as this ? Maybe contact the original vendor or manufacturer for advice.

Here's a thought - why not put an SD card into it ?

I assume it is a wireless station. If so, there is a procedure to go through to get the temperature sender and the base station to sync up and work. You need to check your owners manual to get the exact procedure for your unit. On my station, I have to remove the battery from the base station, let it power up and within 5 minutes, install the battery in the remote station(s) (temperature, rain gauge, wind gauge, etc.). Also, you must keep the remote station within a certain range for the base to get a good signal. Probably 25 feet, but the owners manual will have the right number. Also, use new batteries.

Use a volt meter to see if the battery is depleted or not. If you replace the battery and the alarm stops then it was a weak battery, If it keeps on then there something setting it off. You can use the information in the owners manual Oregon Scientific BAR629HGU Manuals to troubleshoot it.

Did not find it in the manual either. They suggest taking the batteries out. Try that, but leave them out for 30 seconds. Post if you need more.

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From the Oregon Scientific site top ten questions: click the link below to download the manual for the model number of your radio: Manuals XF

I believe the wind sensor is a rotating cuff that has a wire which needs to input into the main reader or the wifi unit.if it's the wifi unit you need to check the receiver is picking up the signal.if it's the main readout then check the connection.if it is wireless, you may find a switch on the transmitter to change channel.this may fix the problem, especially if the receiver is near other wireless or bluetooth equipment.