Ansen 0964 User manual

WIRELESS WEATHER STATION 0964 Owner s Manual
Thank you for purchasing the newgeneration electronic weatherstation. Designed and
engineered with the state-of-art technologyand components, thisinstrument willprovide
accurate and reliable measurement of air pressure, in/out temperatureand humiditytogether
with WWVB. Read this manual carefullyto full explore the sophisticated featuresand
functionsof the newproduct.
Name and Functions ofButtons:
Press Functions Hold 3 seconds
CHANNEL Select Channel 1,2,3 Delete currentchannel
SET ZONE Time Enter clock& calendar setting
+ 1 step forward Fast advance
Alarm 1, Alarm2 on/ off
- 1 step backward Fast backward
Manual synchronization
MAX/ MIN View max&min memoryfortemperature & humidity(hold to selectC/F)
CLEAR Clear memoryat Max/ Min display Weather Offset
AL Read ALARM TIME 1, 2 SetALARM TIME 1, 2
-Press anykeytostopalarmwhenalarm sounds
BATTERY INSTALLATION
Home Receiver:
Lift off the batterycover at the back, install 2 pcs AAbatteriesaccording to the
polarityindicated, close the batterycover.
Remote Sensor:
Lift off the bracket stand, loose the 4 screws with a small screwdriver,insert 2 pcs AAA
batteries according to the polarityindicated.
CH button: Slide to CH 1 for the first sensor
C/F button: Select viewing C orF

Tx button: Press to trigger a manual transmission
Afterselecting the desired modes, replace the cover and tighten the 4 screws.
SET UP:
Enter the Existing Weather Condition into your Weather Station
lInstallbatteries intothehome unit and it will ask you to enter the existing
weather condition. Press MAX/ MIN”to selectthe aweather condition
(Sunny, PartialSunny,Cloudy,Rainy,Stormy), press CLEAR”to confirm
the setting.The built-inbarometer willbeautomaticallyoffset in this
setting.
Seeking WWVB
lThe clockwill start to seekforthe timesignal afterinstalling batteries. If radio timesignal
isavailable,thecorrecttime and date will appear in around 2.5 to 5 minutes.
RADIO-CONTROLLED CLOCK
The unitwill start synchronizing the clock before registering the RF thermometer.
Insert batteries into the remote sensor after the clock received the DCF time.
The Towericon will flash regularlyduring synchronization. Signal strength level is indicated
in this way:
1.VeryWeakor no signal
2. Weak
3. Good
4. Icon appear fixed (Reception successful)
5. Icon out
If signal level isweakand time reception is not successful, move the unit awaythe source of
interference and tryagain in anotherlocation with betterradio signal.
The R/C clockwillhaveadailysynchronization at 01:00everyday.If notsuccessful,
the R/C clockwillseekfor timesignal everyhour.EachR/C receptioncycle around
2 minutes to5minutes.Toavoidinterference, the unitwill disable thebuttons
functions during radiotime reception.This is not a defect. Simplypress –
button toturnradiotime receptiontemporarilyoff.

Setting up Remote Sensor
lInstall batteries into the remote sensor. Pressthe TX”keyto triggera transmission.
The outdoor temperature and humiditysection will appearon the home unit.Alwaysset
the first sensor to CH 1.Maximum three sensorscan be registered. One sensoris
included in thispackage.
lTo verifytransmission, press the Tx button oftheremote sensor.The red LED on the
remote sensor will flash when it transmit a signal. Temperature and humidityof the
remote sensor will be updated and displayed on the remote sensor.
lWhen replacing batteries forthe remote sensor, rememberto clearthe corresponding
channel of the home unit in this way: Select the respective channelbypressing the CH
button, hold the CH button 3 seconds to clearthe registration. Removing the batteries
on the home unit can also clearall settings and registrations.
C/ F SELECTION on the home unit
Hold MAX/MIN”button 3 seconds toselect C and F
WEATHER FORECAST with StormAlert
The built-in precision pressure sensorwill read theatmospheric pressure and calculate the
weather condition of the next 12 hours.
The resolution: Sunny, Partial Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy,Stormy, Icy
OFFSETTING AIRPRESSURE FOR WEATHER FORECAST
To ensure accurate weather forecast under differentaltitude ofyour location, user should
enterthe existing weather condition. The unitwill memorize the existing weather condition
with the current air pressure level.
The home unit will askyou to enterthe existing weather conditionright after installing
batteries, please selectthe correct weathercondition bypressing MAX/MIN and press
CLEAR”to enter.The home unit will tryto seekfora remote sensor afterthe weather
condition isbeing entered.
Afterthe initialsetup, in case the weatherforecast deviatesfromthe existing conditions, you
can still changethe weather offset in the way:
1. Hold CLEAR ”button for 3 seconds to enter the pressure offset mode. The weathericon
will flash.
2. Select the existing weathercondition bypressing MAX/ MIN .
3. Press CLEAR to confirm and exit.

CLOCK & CALENDAR SETTING
Hold CLK/CAL button for3 seconds to enterclockset. Using + , - to adjustand
CLK/CAL ”to confirm, the following values can be set in sequence: 12/ 24 hr> Year >
Month > Date > Hour > Minutes> ZONE Time
(Enter + - 12 hr in houroffset for different time zones, leave offset to 0 forhome time) Press
SET/ ZONE to selecthome time and ZONE Time
PRESSURE,TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITYTREND INDICATORS
The 3 small arrow iconswill indicate: Rising, Steady, Falling. Refresh rate is everyhour.
MOON PHASE
The current moon phase is displayed automatically.
ALARM1, ALARM2 SETTING
SelectAL1 or AL2 bypressing the ALkey.Hold AL for 3 seconds. Press +, - to
enterthe desiredvalue and press AL to confirmsetting.
To view alarm time 1 and 2, simplypress AL”button to read AL1 and AL2. The alarmtime
will displayfor 5 seconds and resume to normal clockthereafter.
To turnAL1, AL2 on and off, press + (bell) button
The unit will provide Crescendo Alarm which last for2 minutes.
LOW BATTERYINDICATION
Low batteryindication is available for the home unititselfand all of the remote channels.
Replace the batteriesand follow the setup procedure asmentioned in thisinstruction manual.
SPECIFICATIONS
Range of temperature measurement:
Indoor unit : -5 C to 50 C (32F to 122F)
25% to 90% RH
Remote sensor : -20 C to 60 C (14F to 140F)
25% to 90% RH
Transmission : 30M(100 ft.)open area, RF434 MHz
Resolution : 0.1 degree C, 1%RH
Clock : Quartzprecision +-30 sec per month when out of RCC
Batterylife : 12 months (alkaline batteriesrecommended)

Note:Thisequipment hasbeentestedandfound tocomplywith thelimitsforaClass
Bdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15 of the FCC Rules.These limitsaredesignedto
provide reasonable protectionagainst harmfulinterferencein aresidential
installation.This equipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,
if not installedand used inaccordancewith the instructions, may cause harmful
interferencetoradio communications. However, thereisnoguaranteethat interference
willnot occur ina particular installation. Ifthisequipment does cause harmful
interferencetoradioortelevisionreception, whichcanbedeterminedbyturningthe
equipmentoffandon, the user is encouraged totry to correcttheinterference by one
or more ofthe following measures:
-Reorient orrelocate the receivingantenna.
-Increase the separationbetween theequipmentand receiver.
-Connecttheequipmentintoanoutlet onacircuit differentfromthatto whichthe
receiver isconnected.
-Consult thedealer oran experienced radio/TVtechnician for help.
Modificationsnotauthorizedbythe manufacturer may voidusers authoritytooperate
thisdevice.