PASCO PS-3209 Wireless Weather Sensor with GPS User Manual

This user manual provides instructions for charging, connecting via Bluetooth or USB, and using the PASCO PS-3209 Wireless Weather Sensor with GPS.


PASCO PS-3209 Wireless Weather Sensor with GPS User Manual - cover page
Brand
PASCO
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
633 KB
Published
15 October, 2026
Updated
15 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
AB8319020173882DF18C5B152FE5981A

About this manual

The PASCO Wireless Weather Sensor with GPS (PS-3209) is a durable, weather-resistant instrument designed to measure wind speed, temperature, humidity, pressure, illuminance, UV index, solar irradiance, and more. It features an integrated GPS module for reporting latitude, longitude, altitude, and velocity. The sensor connects wirelessly via Bluetooth or through a micro USB cable to computing devices running PASCO Capstone or SPARKvue software.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Charging the Battery
  • Getting the Software
  • Firmware Updates
  • Status LED Information
  • Connecting to the Software
  • Collecting Data with SPARKvue
  • Collecting Data with PASCO Capstone
  • Measurement Tips
  • Primary and Secondary Measurements

Specifications

Wind Speed Measurement RangeAt least 0.5 m/s for accurate measurement
Temperature Units°F, °C, or K
Relative Humidity UnitPercentage
Barometric Pressure UnitskPa, psi, N/m2, atm, torr, hPa, inHg, mmHg, mbar, Pa, or inH 2O
Absolute Humidity Unitg/m3

Frequently asked questions

How do I charge the battery?

Connect the micro USB port on the back of the sensor to any standard USB charger. The Battery Status LED will be solid yellow while charging and turn solid green when fully charged.

Which software can I use with this sensor?

You can use SPARKvue or PASCO Capstone. SPARKvue is available as a free app for Chromebook, iOS, and Android devices.

Is the sensor waterproof?

No. While the sensor is rugged and weather-resistant, it is not waterproof. Exposure to liquid water may cause inaccuracies in collected data.

What happens if I try to measure high-speed wind?

Do not try to measure high-speed wind, such as from leaf-blowers or severe storms.

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