ACU-RITE 00592W2 User manual
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Instruction Manual
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[ 1 • OVERVIEW OF FEATURES ]
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(2 • SETUP )
Battery Choice & Temperature Range
Extended periods of cold temperatures Ibelow -4°F / -20°C Ican cause alkaline
batteries to function improperly. This will cause the outdoor wireless sensor to
stop transmitting temperature readings. Use lithium batteries in these low
temperature conditions to ensure continued operation for wireless sensors placed
outdoors. NOTE:Rechargeable batteries are not recommended due to higher
operating voltages. LITHIUM ttf,i:)LW,.
BATTERIES
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BATTERIES
PLEASEDISPOSEOFOLDORDEFECTIVEBATTERIESIN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY
SAFEWAYANDINACCORDANCEWITHYOURLOCALLAWSANDREGULATIONS.
BATTERYSAFETY:Follow diagram Promptlyremovedeadbatteriesthepolarity(+/·) inthebatterycompartment. fromthedevice.
Disposeofusedbatteries Onlybatteries orequivalent aretobeused. incinerateusedproperly. ofthesame typeasrecommended DONOT
batteries.DONOTdisposeofbatteriesinfire,asbatteriesmayexplodeorleak.DONOTmixoldandnewbatteriesortypesofbatteries
(alkaline/standard).DONOTuserechargeable DONOT non-rechargeable DONOT thesupplyterminals.batteries. recharge batteries. short-circuit
A/B/C Wireless Identity Selection
Toallow for more than one main unit and wireless sensor network to be
used in close proximity, the main unit and the wireless sensor have a
small switch labeled "A B C" within the battery compartments. This
switch selects one of 3 wireless identities to use, and both switches
MUST be set in matching positions (either A, B, or C) for wireless
communication to take place successfully.
Install Batteries
WirelessSensor 0 REMOVE 8 INSTALL2 ··w,.:·
BATTERY
Remove the battery BATTERIES
COMPARTMENT
compartment cover. COVER
Install 2 fresh "AA"
batteries as shown
here.
Wireless Sensor
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Install Batteries
Main Unit
Remove the battery 8 INSTALL2 "AA•·
BATTERIES
compartment cover
and install 3 fresh
"AA" batteries as
shown here. 0 REMOVE
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
COVER Main Unit
About the Set and Forget Clock
Your new wireless thermometer is equipped with lntellitime® technology
which is pre-programmed with the correct time and date. lntellitime®
technology instructs the clock to self set itself once batteries are installed.
All you need to do is select your Time Zone and Daylight Saving Time
preferences. The clock will automatically set itself and change automatically
for Daylight Saving Time.
Main Unit : Time and Date Set
Press and hold the "SET" button (located on the back of the main unit in
the battery compartment) for 3 seconds to enter into SET MODE.Once in
set mode, the preference you are currently setting will blink on the display.
The preference set order is as follows:
TIME ZONE
DAYLIGHTSAVINGTIME OBSERVANCE(on or off) month dateI / YEAR
CLOCKHOUR(note AM and PM indicators) SU MT w@F SA
CLOCKMINUTE
MONTH ~I~:~-~~;.
DATE
YEAR
TEMPERATUREUNITS (°For °CJ
Toadjust the currently selected (flashing! preference item, press the ".....
or ........buttons in the battery compartment to adjust up or down to the
desired setting (press and HOLDto fast adjust!. Tosave your adjustments,
press the "SET" button again to move on to adjusting the next preference.
Youwill automatically exit TIME/DATE SET MODEif there is no button
activity for 30 seconds. Youmay enter basic setup mode again at any time
by pressing and holding the "SET" button.
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(3 • PLACEMENT ]
Now that setup is complete, you must choose a location to place the
wireless sensor and the main unit. Thewireless sensor MUSTbe placed
less than 330feet 1100ml awayfrom the main unit.
This wireless thermometer uses radio frequency for communication,
which is susceptible to interference from other electronic devicesand
large metallic items or thick walls. Always place both units at least 3 feet
l.91 ml awayfrom appliances ITV,microwave, radios, etc. I or objects I
large metal surfaces, thick stone walls, etc. Ithat may interfere with the
wireless communication.
330 Feet Maximum
[100meters]
Placement of Main Unit
Place the main unit in a dry area free of dirt and dust. To help ensure
an accurate indoor temperature and humidity measurement, be sure
to place the main unit out of direct sunlight, and away from any heat
sources or vents in your home. There are 2 placement options for the
main unit. It can be hung on a wall using the integrated hang hole or
placed on a tabletop or other flat surface using the detachable stand.
Placement of Sensor
The wireless sensor MUST BE PLACEDOUTDOORSto observe
outdoor temperature and humidity. The wireless sensor must be
placed less than 330 feet [100 ml from the main unit.
The wireless sensor is water resistant and is designed for general
outdoor use. However, to extend the life of the product, place the
• wireless sensor in an area protected from direct weather elements.
liflli Toensure an accurate outdoor temperature measurement, be sure
the wireless sensor is placed out of direct sunlight and away from any
heat sources.
There are 2 placement options for the wireless sensor. Youmay hang
the it on a wall using one of the two integrated hang holes, or use
string [not included] to hang it from a suitable location like a well
covered tree branch.
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(4 • OPERATION ]
After the main unit and the wireless sensor
are both powered on and wirelessly
synchronized, no further input is required.
0 WIRELESSSIGNALRECEPTIONICON
The main unit has a signal reception icon near
the outdoor temperature display area. If there
are a low number of "bars" present, you may
experience no temperature display I..__..Ior
inaccuracy. In either case, you may need to
relocate one or both of the units. If most or all
4 of the bars are present, wireless reception is
good and no action is required. If you are
experiencing reception issues, refer to the
troubleshooting section.
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SIGNALRECEPTION FORSIGNAL RECEPTION
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LOW HIGH (animated bars) (flashing tower)
0 DAILYLOW/HIGHTEMPERATUREMEMORYDISPLAY
Press the LOWor HIGHbutton once to view the LOWESTor HIGHEST
recorded values for temperature and humidity. While viewing the LOWEST
or HIGHESTrecorded value, press and hold the "LOWor HIGHbutton for
2 seconds to manually clear the currently displayed recorded values. The
LOWand HIGHrecorded values will automatically clear and reset at 12:00
am [midnight] every day.
&MOON PHASE
This weather station features a moon phasewindow which will
automatically display the current moon phase, provided the calendar is set
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Problem Possible Solutions
LOW
Wireless Sensor
Reception
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low bars
NOTE: It may take up to 20 minutes for the
main unit to re-synchronize with the
sensor when batteries are replaced.
Make certain both units are within 330 feet
(100ml of each other.
Make sure both units are placed at least 3
feet (.91ml from other electronic
appliances and devices that may interfere
with the wireless communication (such as
TV's, microwaves, computers etcl.
Use lithium batteries in the outdoor
sensor when temperature is below -4°F
(-20°C).
NO
Wireless Sensor
Reception
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no bars and flashing
antenna icon
Make certain both units are within 330
feet (100ml of each other.
The wireless ID setting on each unit
must match for all units to
communicate properly. See "Set
Wireless ID" on the next page.
There may be interference, try relocating
each unit for better reception.
The batteries may need to be replaced.
Main Unit
Display Not Working
Make certain that the batteries are
installed correctly and that they are
contacting the terminals. Make certain
all contacts are clean.
The batteries may need to be replaced.
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Set Wireless ID
This wireless thermometer
uses long range 433mhz
radio frequency for
communication.
In the event that you have
reception problems due to
interference from another
sensor network nearby, both
the main unit and the
wireless sensor have a
selectable wireless ID. The
ID switches are located
within the battery
compartments of the main
unit and the wireless sensor.
You may choose A.B or C;
but both the main units and
the wireless sensors IDs
must match for successful
synchronization.
[ 5 • PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ]
Both wireless ID's
must match
Measurement Ranges
Temperature
Main Unit [indoor): 32°F to 122°F / o°Cto 50°C
Wireless Sensor [outdoor): -40°F to 158°F / -40°C to 70°C
Use lithium batteries in the outdoor sensor when temperature is below -4°F [-20°C).
Humidity
MainUnit [indoor):20%to 95%relativehumidity[operatingtemp.32°Fto 122°F/o°Cto 50°Cl
WirelessSensor[outdoor):20%to 95%relativehumidity
humiditysensoroperatingtemp.32°Fto 122°F/o°Cto 50°Cl
NOTE:Aswith all humiditysensors,accuracydiminishessubstantiallywhenthetemperature
is below32°F[o°C).
Specifications
Power Requirements
Main Unit: 3 x "AA"alkaline batteries
Wireless Sensor: 2 x "AA"alkaline or lithium batteries
Wireless Communication
Radio Frequency:433 mhz
Transmission Intervals: every16seconds
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