ACU-RITE 00639W User manual
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Weather Center model #00639W Instruction Manual
Contents
1 Introduction: About the Professional
Weather
Center
2 Overview of Features
Section
1:
Setup
4 Installing Batteries
and
Powering
On
6 Setting
Time
and
Date
8 Installing the Wireless Multi-Sensor
10
Setting additional preferences
Section
2:
Using
the Professional
Weather
Center
11
Basic Functions
12
Wind
Speed
13
Temperature & Humidity
14
Weather
Forecast
15
Atmospheric Pressure
16
Moon Phase &
Seasonal
Display
17
Weather
Category
History
18
Weather
Category
Alarms
Section
3:
Tips
and
Troubleshooting
21
Maintenance Tips
22 Troubleshooting
24
Specifications
Parts
List
model
#00639W
1.
Display console with table
top
stand
2. Integrated multi-sensor
3. Integrated multi-sensor mounting bracket
Introduction
The Acurite® Professional
Weather
Center with Integrated
Multi-Sensor collects outside
weather
data
and
sends the
data
via
wireless signal to the included Display Console.
This
weather
center has
been
designed to
be
easy
to install
and
use, without
compromising
any
of the professional
weather
tracking features
you want.
The Acurite® Integrated Multi-Sensor
is
completely wireless
and
contains sensors to measure temperature, humidity,
and
wind
speed.
The sleek display console houses a liquid crystal display
(LCD)
which
will
calculate
and
display all the
weather
data
received
from the Integrated Multi-Sensor outside. The Display Console has
professional
weather
features such
as
alarms for
weather
conditions
and
daily/
all time record highs
and
lows.
Please
read
through this manual to learn more
about
the Acurite®
Professional
Weather
Center. Keep this manual for future
reference.
1
SETUP
Installing Batteries -Integrated
Sensor
Remove Battery
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Compartment
Cover
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Alkaline*
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*install lithium batteries
for
use
in temperatures
below-4°F
BATTERIES
MUST
BE
INSTALLED
FOR
THE
INTEGRATED SENSOR
TO
OPERATE
PLEASE
DISPOSE
OF OLD OR
DEFECTIVE
BATTERIES
IN
AN
ENVIRONMENTALLY
SAFE
WAY
AND
IN
ACCORDANCE WITH
YOUR LOCAL LAWS
AND
REGULATIONS.
4
Installing Batteries -
Display
Console
8
SET
"ABC"
SWITCH
TO
MATCH
SENSOR
"ABC"
SWITCH
SELECTION
Remove Battery
Compartment
Cover
Install 3
"AA"
Alkaline
Batteries
Remove the battery compartment cover on the back
of
the display
console. Install 3
"AA"
size alkaline batteries into the display
console.
IMPORTANT:
set
the time and date
as
soon
as
possible, weather
history data
is
driven
by
the time and date and will record incorrect
time and date information
if
the time and date are not
set
correctly.
5
Overview
Integrated
Multi-Sensor
Features
wind
speed
anemometer
battery
access
(remove
lower
housing)
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Display
Console
Features
battery
weather
select access
button on
back
alarm
function
buttons history records
buttons
weather
category
selection buttons
2
Display
Features
current
current wind outdoor
wind speed temperature
speed average & trend
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SETUP
Installing the Wireless
Multi-Sensor
After installing batteries into the Wireless Multi-sensor, you must
choose a location to install the sensor.
To
ensure that your
weather
center performs
at
its
best, follow these guidelines to choose a
mounting location for the wireless multi-sensor:
•
INSTALL
AWAY
FROM
HEAT
&
HUMIDITY
SOURCES:
DO
NOT
Place the wireless
multi
-sensor
near
localized
heat
sources like heaters, air conditioners, chimneys
and
exhaust
vents. Install the wireless multi-sensor
away
from asphalt
or
concrete
as
these surfaces radiate
heat
from the sun. Also avoid
installing the sensor
near
pools, spas,
or
other
bodies of
water
as
these
water
sources may affect the accuracy of the humidity.
•
INSTALL
AWAY
FROM
SPRINKLER
HEADS:
DO
NOT
install the wireless
multi
-sensor where
it
will
be
directly
sprayed
by a sprinkler system, this may force
water
into the
housing.
•
WIND
OBSTRUCTIONS:
DO
consider a mounting location that has very little structures
around
the sensor, to ensure
proper
wind
speed
measurements.
•
INSTALLATION
HEIGHT:
DO
Mount the wireless multi-sensor
at
least 5 feet off the ground
(higher
is
better for accurate wind measurements)
in
an
open
area
NO
FURTHER
than
300
feet (100 meters) from the display
console. A typical installation would involve mounting the
bracket to a secured length of
2x4
or
4x4
wood
(not included).
•
LEVEL
INSTALLATION:
DO
Install the wireless multi-sensor
as
level
as
possible to ensure
accurate wind measurements. Use a bubble level (not included)
to help ensure a level installation.
8
"FENCE
POST"
OR
SIMILAR
MOUNTING
"POLE"
OR
SIMILAR
MOUNTING
INCLUDED
MOUNTING
BRACKET
NOT
USED
(POLE
NOT
I
NCLUDED)
"RAILING"
OR
SIMILAR
MOUNTING
Mount the sensor onto a
3/4"
schedule 40
PVC
(25.8
mm
O .D.) pole (not included).
PVC
plastic pipe
is
recommended over a
metallic pipe
due
to lower risk of
lightening strikes.
Insert the pole completely into the bottom
of the wireless sensor. Use the included
screw to securely mount the sensor so
it
will
not fall
or
slide off of the pole
in
high
winds.
Use caution when installing sensor
or
erecting the pole.
Do
not install during
electrical storms.
Do
not place pole
or
sensor
near
electrical transmission lines
or
electrical equipment.
9
SETUP
Setting
the
Time
&
Date
After powering on the display console, you must set your local time
and
date.
It
is
important to
do
this
as
soon
as
possible,
as
the history
functions
will
utilize the clock
and
calendar
to time stamp records
and
data
of interest.
The default selected
weather
category
on
the display should
be
"SET
CLOCK"
after
initial
power
on.
If
"SET
CLOCK"
is
not currently
displayed, press the up
or
down buttons
until
"SET
CLOCK?"
is
displayed.
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or
down,note the "AM"
and
"PM" indicators
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3 . Press the "SET" button to confirm hour selection
4.
Adjust the minute up
or
down
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5. Press the "SET" button to confirm minute selection.
The clock setting
procedure
is
now complete.
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After setting the clock upon initial startup, the display should
automatically bring you to the
"SET
DATE?"
If
"SET
DATE?"
is
not
currently displayed, press the up
or
down buttons
until
"SET
DATE?"
is
displayed.
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Press the "SET" button to set the
date
2 . Adjust the month up
or
down
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4.
Adjust the
day
up
or
down
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5. Press the "SET" button to confirm
day
selection.
6 . Adjust the
year
up
or
down.
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7. Press the "SET" button to confirm
year
selection.
The Date setting
procedure
is
now complete.
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SETUP
Setting
additional preferences
CHANGING
UNITS
The
Professional Wireless
Weather
Center comes pre-set from the
factory
in
standard
units { mph,
°F,
etc.).
You
may wish to
change
to
metric units { kph, °C, etc.).
To
change
the units, you
need
to first select
"SET
UNITS?"
in
the
center display
area
by pressing the up
or
down buttons.
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1. Press the "SET" button to adjust the unit preference
2.
Press the up
or
down buttons to select either "STAND" for
standard
or
"METRIC" for metric units.
3.
Press the "SET" button to confirm your desired selection
4.
You
will
now
see
"WIND MPH", press the up
or
down buttons to
select either
MPH,
KPH,
or
KNOTS for wind
speed
unit of
measurement.
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5. Press the "SET" button
again
to confirm your desired selection
and
exit
"SET
UNITS?" menu .
Basic
Functions
The Professional Wireless
Weather
Center
was
designed to give you
the most often used information
at
a glance. The following
is
an
overview of basic functions for
everyday
use.
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WEATHER
SELECT:
The
"Weather
Select"
area
of the display
will
chart
the previous 12
hours of
data
for the
outdoor
temperature,
outdoor
humidity, wind
speed,
wind
speed
peak,
wind
speed
average,
and
barometer
.
To
change
the selected category, press the selection button located to
the left of the
weather
select display
area
.
TEMPERATURE
HUMIDITY
WIND
SPEED
►
WIND
PEAK
◄
WIND
AVERAGE
BAROMETER
press the selection button to
change the weather select display
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WIRELESS
SIGNAL
RECEPTION
ICON:
The
display console features a "SENSOR" signal reception icon to the
left of the
dock
display
area.
If
there
are
a low number of "bars"
present, you may experience no temperature display
{"-")or
inaccuracy. Occasionally, due to intermittent physical obstructions
{such
as
vehicle traffic, etc.)
or
other environmental interference, the signal
may be
lost.
If
the sensor batteries
are
low the signal
will
be
lost
as
well.
After a signal
loss-
the display console
will
automatically begin to search
for the wireless multi-sensor and attempt to re-acquire the wireless signal.
In
the event that the signal
is
lost completely
and
cannot be re-acquired,
the wireless signal icon
will
flash
with
NO
signal bars shown.
In
the case that the sensor signal
is
lost completely, you
will
need to
relocate the display console
or
the wireless multi-sensor.
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Wind
Speed
The
display console features
CURRENT
WIND
SPEED,
WIND
SPEED
PEAK,
WIND
SPEED
AVERAGE.
All
of the wind
data
points
are
displayed
in
the upper left portion of the display.
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CURRENT
WIND
SPEED:
The
CURRENT
wind speed
will
display the currently recorded
wind speed and
is
updated approximately every
18
seconds.
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WIND
SPEED
PEAK:
The
WIND
SPEED
PEAK
will
display the highest wind speed
recorded
in
the previous
60
minutes.
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WIND
SPEED
AVEUGE:
The
WIND
SPEED
AVERAGE
will
display the average of
all
the
wind speed numbers recorded
in
the previous 2 minutes.
The
previous
12
hours of
data
from
these three wind speed
measurements can also be viewed
in
the weather select
area.
Simply
press the selection button to choose between the listed categories for
a quick view of the previous
12
hours of weather.
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BAROMETER
SEE
"USING
ALARMS"
AND
"HISTORY"
TO
EXPLORE
MORE
ADVANCED
WIND
FEATURES
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Temperature
&
Humidity
The
display console features OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURE
&
HUMIDITY
as
well
as INDOOR
TEMPERATURE
&
HUMIDITY.
Outdoor temperature and humidity
data
points
are
shown
in
the
upper right portion of the display.
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HUMIDITY
OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURE
&
HUMIDITY
OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURE:
The
OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURE
sensor
is
located
within
the
wireless multi-sensor.
This
sensor
is
ventilated, which
will
provide
a more accurate temperature measurement when exposed to
direct sunlight.
OUTDOOR
HUMIDITY:
The
OUTDOOR
HUMIDITY
sensor
is
located
within
the wireless
multi-sensor.
This
sensor
is
ventilated to provide a more accurate
humidity measurement when exposed to direct sunlight.
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TREND
INDICATORS:
The
OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURE
AND
HUMIDITY
displays' both
feature a trend arrow indicator. One of the three arrow icons
will
display- indicating
if
the temperature or humidity
is
RISING,
STEADY,
or
FALLING.
INDOOR
TEMPEUTURE
&
HUMIDITY:
The
INDOOR
TEMPERATURE
&
HUMIDITY
is
shown
in
the lower
right of the top display panel.
The
INDOOR sensors
are
located
within
the display console, which
is
ventilated for accuracy.
SEE
"USING
ALARMS"
AND
"HISTORY"
TO
EXPLORE
MORE
ADVANCED
TEMPERATURE
&
HUMIDITY
FEATURES
13
Weather
Forecast
FORECAST:
14
day
learning
mode
This
weather
center has a
patented
"fourteen
day
learning mode"
calibration process. During this learning mode the
weather
center
will
make altitude calculations that may affect the accuracy of the
forecast.
Once
the 14
day
learning mode process
is
complete, the
learning mode icon
will
disappear
and
the
weather
forecast should
be
ready
for superior operation.
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day
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FORECAST:
future
forecast
icon
The
display console features a
weather
forecast icon which gives you
the predicted
weather
forecast for the next 12 to 24 hours
based
on
an
advanced
algorithm that observes the
changes
in
barometric
pressure
and
temperature. The
FORECAST
icon
will
then predict the
future (next 12 to 24 hours)
weather
forecast.
This
weather
station
will
provide the most
accurate
forecast that a single station
weather
instrument can provide.
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Atmospheric
Pressure
Atmospheric Pressure
is
defined
as
the pressure
at
any
location on
the Earth,
caused
by the weight of the column of air
above
it.
At
sea
level, atmospheric pressure has
an
average
value of
one
atmosphere
and
gradually
decreases
as
altitude increases. Also called
barometric pressure.
The weight of the atmosphere that envelopes Earth exerts pressure
on all points of the planet's surface. Meteorologists use barometers
to measure this atmospheric pressure (also called barometric
pressure). At
sea
level the atmospheric pressure
is
approximately 1
kilogram
per
square
centimeter (14.7 pounds
per
square
inch),
which
will
cause
a column of mercury
in
a mercury
barometer
to rise
760
millimeters
(30.4
inches). Variations
in
the atmospheric pressure
greatly affect the weather.
Low
pressure generally brings rain.
In
areas
of low air pressure, the
air
is
less dense
and
relatively warm,
which causes
it
to rise. The expanding
and
rising
air
naturally cools,
and
the
water
vapor
in
the
air
condenses, forming clouds
and
the
drops that fall
as
rain.
In
high pressure
areas,
the
air
is
dense
and
relatively cool, which causes
it
to sink. The
water
vapor
in
the sinking
air
doesn't
condense, resulting
in
clear
skies.
PRESSURE:
The display console
features a pressure
read-out, just to the
right of the forecast
icon. The pressure
readout
area
will
also
indicate
if
the pressure
is
falling, steady,
or
rising.
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Moon
Phase
This
weather
center features a moon
phase
window which
will
automatically display the current moon
phase,
provided the
calendar
is
set properly.
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Seasonal
Display
This
weather
station features a
"Seasonal"
display
area
which
will
automatically display the wind chill, the
dew
point
or
the
heat
index
information when
it
is
most relevant.
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Weather
Category
History
Functions
HISTORY
RECORDS:
Each
weather
category
(example- "OUTDOOR TEMP"
category
shown below)
will
display today's
LOW
and/or
HIGH
record by
default.
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currently selected
weather
category
To
view
the a// time
LOW
record for the currently selected
weather
category,
press the "RECORDS" button. The display
will
show the all
time low record
as
well
as
the
month/date
and
year
the record
was
set. Press the "RECORDS" button
again
to view the all time
HIGH
record
and
the
month/date
and
year
the record
was
set.
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weather
category
CLEARING
RECORDS:
To
clear
any
displayed record, press the corresponding"CLEAR"
button. The record
will
then
be
deleted
from memory.
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Weather
Category
Alarm
Functions
WEATHER
ALARMS:
Each
weather
category
(example- "OUTDOOR
TEMP"
category
shown below) features a programmable alarm.
The
alarm options
are
displayed to the left of the currently selected
weather
category
.
Alarms
are
all set to "OFF" by default upon powering on the display
console.
ALARM
VALUE
ADJUST
MODE:
To
adjust
an
alarm value for the currently selected
weather
category,
press AND
HOLD
the "ALARM" button for the alarm you wish to set.
Note the "SET" indicator illuminates when you
are
in
alarm value set
mode.
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adjust the alarm value, press the down
or
up buttons. When you
are
finished making adjustments to the alarm value, press the "SET"
button
again
to confirm your adjustments.
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HIGH
RECORDS
ue
TODAY
'S
7
LOW
RECORDS
TURNING
ALARMS
ON
or
OFF:
After you have adjusted
and
set
an
alarm value, you
will
note that
the alarm
is
NOT
automatically turned on.
This
is
done
to help prevent
"false alarms"
and
also allows you to set all your preferred alarm
values
ahead
of time without having to turn them all off when you
are
finished .
To
turn
an
alarm
ON,
press the alarm
on/off
button.
You
will
note
the "OFF"
will
change
to
"ON".
This
alarm
is
now
"ON",
and
the
display console
will
alert you when this value
is
reached
with
an
audible alarm
and
an
alarm icon indicator on the display.
ALARM
nt
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LIU LIU
TErlP
AL~R~N/OFF
T
SET
\_J
press
"ALARM
ON/OFF"
to
turn alarm on
or
off
SILENCE
A
SOUNDING
ALARM:
...
66
TODAY
'S
HIGH
RECORDS
ue
TODAY'S
7
LOW
RECORDS
When
an
alarm
is
sounding, the
weather
category
display
will
automatically
change
to show the affected
category
and
alarm
(flashing). The affected
weather
data
on the display console
will
also
flash.
The alarm
will
sound initially for a few minutes, then silence itself.
The alarm
will
then sound every few minutes afterwards until
one
of
the following takes place.
1.
"SNOOZE"-
To
silence a sounding alarm, press
any
button.
This
will
act
similar to the
"SNOOZE"
function on
an
alarm clock. The
alarm
will
silence, but
will
sound
again
if
the alarm condition
still
exists later.
2.Turn the alarm "OFF"- The only
way
to permanently silence
any
potential alarms
is
to turn the alarm "OFF".
19
Weather
Category
Alarm
Notes
STORM
ALARM
NOTE:
The "STORM ALARM"
can
either
be
set to
ON
or
OFF, no numerical
value
can
be
set.
If
set
to
"ON",
the STORM
alarm
will
sound
as
soon
as
a
large
ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE
DROP
is
observed
by
the
display console. A
large
pressure
drop
will
usually indicate
an
approaching
storm.
CAUTION: the storm
alarm
feature
is
NOT intended to
be
a
safety
device
and
should not
be
considered a warning system. Your local
weather
warning system
and
the national
weather
service should
be
your
main source for
severe
weather
warnings
and
information.
To
stay
up to
date
on
the
latest
weather
advisories,
watches,
and
warnings consider purchasing a
NOAA
Weather
Alert
radio
like
the
Acurite® model
08550W
. Tuned to receive alerts from the National
Weather
Service,
these
devices provide up to the minute information
specific to
your
location on
weather
and
other
emergency
conditions.
SUMMARY
OF
AVAILABLE
WEATHER
ALARMS:
OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURE
OUTDOOR
HUMIDITY
WIND
SPEED
HEAT
INDEX
DEW POINT
WIND
CHILL
INDOOR
TEMPERATURE
INDOOR
HUMIDITY
STORM
ALARM
:
LARGE
PRESSURE
DROP
20
MAINTENANCE
DISPLAY
CONSOLE
MAINTENANCE
:
Clean with a soft
damp
cloth,
do
not use caustic
cleaners
or
abrasives
as
these
will
damage
the finish on the display console.
Keep
away
from dust
and
dirt
and
moisture, dust ventilation ports
regularly with a gentle puff
of
air, this
will
keep
the
indoor
temperature
and
humidity
accurate
.
INTEGUTED
WIRELESS
SENSOR
MAINTENANCE:
Clean the housing with a
damp
cloth,
do
not use
abrasive
cleaners
or
any
materials
that
will
mar
the
polished surfaces- this
will
result
in
decreased
performance
and
reliability.
Remove
any
foreign matter on the outside of the housing to allow for
free movement
of
wind
vane
and
anemometer
.
INSECTS:
in
most
cases,
insects
will
not
pose
a problem. However,
in
some instances, insects
may
cause
repeated
obstructions to
weather
measurement
by
nesting
or
building homes
in
or
on the
integrated
wireless
sensor
.
In
these
cases,
it
may
help to
spray
the housing with
a commercially
available
home insect
guard/repellent
product (not
included} to
limit
the problem. Please consult the insect repellent
manufacturers instructions
and
safety
information
before
using.
BATIERY
SAFOY
: Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device prior to
battery installation. Remove batteries
from
equipment which
is
not to be used for an
extended period of time.
Follow
the
polarity(+/
-) diagram
in
the battery
compartment. Promptly remove
dead
batteries
from
the device. Dispose of used
batteries properly. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type
as
recommended
are
to be used. DO
NOT
incinerate used batteries. DO
NOT
dispose of batteries
in
fire, as batteries may explode
or
leak. DO
NOT
mix
old
and
new batteries or types
of batteries (alkaline/standard).
DO
NOT
use rechargeable batteries. DO
NOT
recharge non-rechargeable batteries. DO
NOT
short-circuit the supply terminals.
21
TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Possible
Solution
Bad
Wireless
Sensor
Reception
T
11II
no bars
Relocate the main unit
and/or
the wireless
sensor.
Both
units must
be
within
330
feet
(100m}
from
each
other. Make sure both
units
are
placed
at
least 3 feet (.
91
m}
from
other electronic appliances
and
devices that
may interfere with the wireless
communication (such
as
TV's, microwaves,
computers
etc}
.
NOTE:
It
may take up to
20
minutes for the main unit to re-synchronize
with the sensor when batteries
are
replaced.
Use
lithium
batteries
in
sensor when
temperature
is
below
-4°F
(-20°C}
.
No
Wireless
Sensor
Data
(no
communication)
'I,
no bars
and
flashing
-T1 " -
"data
, I
If
wireless reception
is
bad
(no bars},
see
"Bad Reception" section
above
. The wireless
ID
setting on
each
unit must match for all
units to communicate properly. See "Set
Wireless
ID"
on the next
page
.
Display
Console
Screen
Not
Working
Batteries may need replacing
Set
Wireless
I.D.
This
wireless thermometer
uses long
range
433mhz
radio frequency for
communication.
In
the event that you have
reception problems
due
to
interference, both the main
unit
and
the wireless sensor
have a selectable wireless
ID
. The
ID
switches
are
located within the
battery
compartments of the
display console
and
the
integrated wireless sensor.
You
may choose A, B
or
C;
Both
wireless
ID
but both the main unit
and
switches
the wireless sensor
ID's
must
match
must match for successful
synchronization.
Please
DO
NOT
return
product
to
the
retail
store
.
For
technical
ass
istance and product return information , please call
Customer Care : 877-221-1252
Mon
. -
Fri.
8:00
A.M.
to
4:30
P.M
.
(CST]
www.chaneyinstrument.com
PRODUa
REGISTRATION
To
receive
product
updates
and
information,
Log
on
to
www.chaneyinslrument.com
22 23
SPECIFICATIONS
Product
Facts
Batteries: 7 x "AN' (not included)
Lithium Batteries
Recommended
in
Outdoor
Sensor
if temperatures
are
below-4°F
Measurement
Ranges
Outdoor Temperature: -40°F
to
158°F
-40°C
to
70°C
Outdoor Humidity:
Wind Speed :
Indoor Temperature:
Indoor Humidity:
20%to
95%
0
to
99mph
0
to
159
kph
32°F
to
122°F
0°C
to
50°C
20%to
95%
Wireless
Range:
330
ft/ 1
oo
m
MAX
Depending
on
home
construction materials
MADE
IN
CHINA
HECHO
EN
CHINA
Limited
One
Year
Warranty
Instructions &
Warranty
Enclosed
Customer
Care:
877-221-1252
www.chaneyinstrument
.
com
Patent
numbers
:
5,978,738;
6J076,044;
6,59~990;
US
7,637,141
82
ACURITE®
is
a
registered
traaemark
of
the
t-haney
Instrument
Co.
Lake
Geneva,
WI
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