Auriol 283582 User manual

IAN 114324
RADIO-CONTROLLED
WEATHER STATION
Operation and Safety Notes
FUNK-WETTERSTATION
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise
RADIO-CONTROLLED WEATHER STATION
STAŢIE METEO CU DISPLAY
Instrucţiuni de utilizare şi de siguranţă
IAN 283582

GB/CY Operation and Safety Notes Page 5
RO Instrucţiuni de utilizare şi de siguranţă Pagina 30
DE/AT/CH Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 56

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List of pictograms used ..................................................................Page 6
Introduction ........................................................................................Page 6
Intended use .......................................................................................Page 6
Parts description..................................................................................Page 7
Technical Data....................................................................................Page 8
Scope of delivery................................................................................Page 9
General safety instructions ..........................................................Page 9
Safety instructions for batteries/ rechargeable batteries.................Page 10
Start-up.................................................................................................Page 11
Setting up the products ......................................................................Page 11
Starting the outdoor sensor/ changing batteries..............................Page 12
Starting the main station/ changing batteries ..................................Page 12
The DCF signal (time transmitter).......................................................Page 13
Information in base mode............................................................Page 14
The clock field.....................................................................................Page 14
The barometric pressure field.............................................................Page 15
The indoor temperature field..............................................................Page 16
The outdoor temperature field ...........................................................Page 18
Settings.................................................................................................Page 19
Basic settings.......................................................................................Page 19
Temperature alarm .............................................................................Page 21
Activating the temperature alarm ......................................................Page 22
Alarm...................................................................................................Page 23
Accessing stored data........................................................................Page 24
Manually activating signal reception......................................Page 25
Activating DCF signal reception........................................................Page 25
Activating reception from the outdoor sensor...................................Page 25
Background lighting ...........................................................................Page 25
Reset function......................................................................................Page 25
Troubleshooting................................................................................Page 26
Cleaning and Care............................................................................Page 26
Disposal................................................................................................Page 27
Simplified EU declaration of conformity.................................Page 28
Warranty .............................................................................................Page 28

6 GB/CY
List of pictograms used
Direct current Radio controlled
Alternating
current Splashproof
Safety class II Fused
Radio-controlled weather station
Introduction
We congratulate you on the purchase of your new product. You have
chosen a high quality product. The instructions for use are part of the
product. They contain important information concerning safety, use and
disposal. Before using the product, please familiarise yourself with all
of the safety information and instructions for use. Only use the product
as described and for the specified applications. If you pass the product
on to anyone else, please ensure that you also pass on all the docu-
mentation with it.
Intended use
This product displays the indoor and outdoor temperature, indoor and
outdoor humidity, and barometric pressure. It features a radio-controlled
clock and several alarm functions. The probable weather trend is cal-
culated based on data collected. The product is not intended for com-
mercial use.

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Parts description
Main station
1Display
2SNOOZE-/LIGHT field
3Keypad
4Main station eyebolt
5Battery compartment cover
6Stand
7SET-/HISTORY button
8UP button
9DOWN-/ button
10 ALARM-/SET button
11 Reset button
12 °C/°F button
13 MEM button
14 ALERT button
15 CH button
16 Battery compartment
Outdoor sensor
17 Signal LED
18 Battery compartment cover
19 Outdoor sensor eyebolt
20 Outdoor sensor stand
21 Outdoor sensor battery
compartment
Display
22 Indoor temperature field
23 Outdoor temperature field
24 Clock field
25 Barometric pressure field
26 Outdoor sensor display
Outdoor sensor buttons next
to battery compartment
27 °C/°F button
28 TX button (Channel reset
button)
29 Channel selector switch
Optional power supply
30 Mains adapter
31 Mains adapter socket

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Technical Data
Main station:
Temperature measurement range: 0°C to 50°C
32°F to 122°F
Humidity measurement range: 20% to 95%
Radio-controlled clock: DCF77
Batteries: 2 x LR06 (UM-3), 1.5V (size AA)
Barometric pressure
measurement range: 850hPa to 1050hPa
25.1 inHg to 31.1 inHg
Frequency band: 77.5kHz, 433.050MHz to
434.790MHz
Mains adapter:
Input: 230–240V~50 Hz, 50mA
Output: 5V , 150mA
Model: 6305-EU-A for HG02832B,
HG02832D
6305-EU-B for HG02832A,
HG02832C
Protection class:
TÜV SÜD/GS tested.
Outdoor sensor:
Temperature measurement range: -20°C to +50°C
-4.0°F to + 122°F
Humidity measurement range: 20% to 95%
Wireless range: max. 100m (open area)
Batteries: 2 x LR06 (UM-3), 1.5V (size AA)
Protection class: IPX4
Frequency band: 433.050MHz to 434.790MHz
Transmitted maximum
radio-frequency power: 433.92MHz, -10.77dBm

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Scope of delivery
1 Main station
1 Outdoor sensor
4 Batteries, type LR06, 1.5V
1 Mains adapter
1 Set of operating instructions
General safety instructions
Before using the product, please familiarise yourself with all of the
safety information and instructions for use! When passing this product
on to others, please also include all the documents!
This product may be used by children age 8 years and
up, and persons with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capacity or lacking experience and knowledge,
when supervised or instructed on the safe use of the product and
the associated risks. Children should not be allowed to play with
the product. Cleaning and user maintenance should not be per-
formed by children without supervision.
Do not use the product if it is damaged.
Do not expose the main station to moisture or direct sunlight.
Before using the product, ensure that the available mains voltage
corresponds with the operating voltage required for the mains
supply (230–240V∼, 50Hz).
Before using the product, verify the product and the mains supply
and the cable connection aren‘t damaged! Never operate a
damaged product!
The product must be plugged into an easily accessible socket so
it can easily be unplugged in the event of an emergency.

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This product does not contain any parts that can be serviced by
the user. The LEDs cannot be exchanged.
The product is only suited for use with the included mains adapter
(model no. 6305-EU-A for HG02832B, HG02832D,
6305-EU-B for HG02832A, HG02832C).
To switch the product off completely, unplug the mains adapter
from the socket.
Safety instructions for batteries/
rechargeable batteries
DANGER TO LIFE! Keep batteries /rechargeable batteries out
of reach of children. If accidentally swallowed seek immediate
medical attention.
DANGER OF EXPLOSION! Never recharge non-
rechargeable batteries. Do not short-circuit batteries/
rechargeable batteries and/ or open them. Overheat-
ing, fire or bursting can be the result.
Never throw batteries/ rechargeable batteries into fire or water.
Do not exert mechanical loads to batteries/rechargeable batteries.
Risk of leakage of batteries/rechargeable batteries
Avoid extreme environmental conditions and temperatures, which
could affect batteries/rechargeable batteries, e.g. radiators/
direct sunlight.
Avoid contact with the skin, eyes and mucous membranes. In the
event of contact with battery acid, thoroughly flush the affected
area with plenty of clean water and seek immediate medical at-
tention.
WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES! Leaked or damaged
batteries/rechargeable batteries can cause burns on
contact with the skin. Wear suitable protective gloves
at all times if such an event occurs.

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In the event of a leakage of batteries/ rechargeable batteries,
immediately remove them from the product to prevent damage.
Only use the same type of batteries/rechargeable batteries. Do
not mix used and new batteries/ rechargeable batteries.
Remove batteries/rechargeable batteries if the product will not
be used for a longer period.
Risk of damage of the product
Only use the specified type of battery /rechargeable battery!
Insert batteries/ rechargeable batteries according to polarity
marks (+) and (-) on the battery/ rechargeable battery and the
product.
Clean the contacts on the battery/rechargeable battery and in
the battery compartment before inserting!
Remove exhausted batteries/rechargeable batteries from the
product immediately.
Start-up
Note: First insert the batteries in the outdoor sensor, then the
main station.
Setting up the products
ATTENTION: First start the outdoor sensor, then the main station.
If possible, do not expose the outdoor sensor or main station to
direct sunlight. Plane it to a horizontal, level surface or mounting
on the vertical wall.
The main station can be hung by the eyebolt 4or flip out the
stand 6to place it on a horizontal, level surface.

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Starting the outdoor sensor /
changing batteries
Open the battery compartment 21 on the back of the outdoor
sensor by sliding the battery cover 18 in the direction of the arrow.
When changing batteries first remove the old batteries.
Insert the new batteries, type LR06, in the battery compartment 21 .
Check the polarity of the battery during insertion. This is indicated
in the battery compartment.
Close the battery cover.
The signal LED 17 at the front of the outdoor sensor will briefly
light up. The signal LED will then flash about twice a minute,
indicating wireless transmission.
Starting the main station/changing batteries
Open the battery cover 5at the back of the main station by
pulling up on the tab at the bottom of the battery compartment.
When changing batteries first remove the old batteries.
Insert the new batteries, type LR06, in the battery compartment 16 .
Check the polarity of the battery during insertion. This is indicated
in the battery compartment.
Close the battery cover.
The display 1will briefly light up and run a brief check of all
display elements.
Alternatively, first remove the batteries from the battery compartment.
Plug the low voltage plug of the mains adapter 30 into the mains
adapter socket 31 in the main station and plug the mains adapter
into an easily accessible outlet. The display will permanently light
up and run a brief check of all display elements.
The outdoor temperature field 23 will show an animation of the
reception symbol , indicating the main station is searching for
the signal from the outdoor sensor.

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If no outdoor temperature is displayed after 3 minutes,the main
station will stop searching. The animation of the reception symbol
will turn off and the outdoor temperature field will show --._ °C and
--._ %. Most likely, the signal cannot be received due to structural
factors, reinforced concrete walls, the brickwork being too solid,
or the distance between the units. After finding a better location for
the outdoor sensor, reception will need to be restarted.
Press and hold the CH button 15 at the back of the main station
for 3 seconds until the reception signal becomes animated again.
The product will automatically start receiving the outdoor sensor
signal, regardless if signal from the outdoor sensor was received
or not. The clock field 24 will show an animated radio tower
symbol , indicating the receiver for the DCF signal is starting to
receive the time.
The DCF signal (time transmitter)
The DCF signal (German time transmission station) consists of time
impulses emitted by one of the most accurate clocks in the world,
located near Frankfurt/ Main, Germany.
In ideal conditions, your main station can pick up this signal over a
distance of up to approx. 1500 km around Frankfurt/Main.
If the signal is detected the clock field 24 will show the current Central
European Time, date and day of the week. A static radio tower symb ol
appears. For more details please refer to section Basic settings.
If the attempts to receive a signal fail the main station will stop
attempting to receive a signal after 7 minutes and the radio tower
symbol will disappear. For information on how to resolve this issue
please refer to chapter Troubleshooting.
You may reactivate reception by pressing and holding the
DOWN-/ button 9for three seconds until an radio tower
symbol in the clock field 24 becomes animated.

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You also have the option to set the time manually. For more details
please refer to section Basic settings.
Once the main station has received the signal from the outdoor sensor
and the DCF signal, it enters base mode.
In base mode the main station will display the following information:
Information in base mode
The clock field 24
Time:
The time will be displayed in 24 hour
format according to the default settings.
When selecting 12 hour mode in basic
settings, the time from 12:00 o‘clock in
the afternoon until 11:59 o‘clock at night will show PM (Latin for
“post meridiem“ = afternoon) in front of the time.
During Daylight Saving Time DST will appear at the top between the
hour and minute. This display is only functional when receiving the
DCF signal.
Date and day:
To the left of the abbre-
viation D (Day) the date
of the current day ap-
pears, and to the left of
the abbreviation M (month) the date of the current month. On the right
the abbreviation for the current day of the week appears. The default
language for this abbreviation is German, but can be changed.
Please refer to section Basic settings.

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The radio tower symbol:
The radio tower symbol indicates successful reception of the
DCF signal. The main station synchronises its internal clock
with the time station every night. During synchronisation this
symbol will flash. If reception was successful the symbol will be static
until the next reception cycle.
The lunar phase:
The current lunar phase is indicated as follows:
The portion of the moon not illuminated will be dark in
the display.
The barometric pressure field 25
Barometric pressure display:
At the top right is the barometric
pressure at the time shown in the
HIST field (history).
If LLL (or LL.LL when setting the unit
inHg), the display range is below
850hPa (25.1 inHg), if HHH (or
HH.HH), it is above.
By default the current barometric pressure (HIST = 0) is shown in the
unit mb (millibar) or hPa (hectopascal). However, the display can also
be set to the uncommon unit inHg (inch of mercury). Please refer to
section Basic settings.
The bar graph shows a graphic of the barometric pressure 0, 1, 2, 3,
6 and 12 hours ago.

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The barometric pressure trend:
The trend will appear as rising (or dropping), when the
barometric pressure changes by 2 hPa (= 0.06 inHg)
or more within an hour and will maintain the direction for one hour
even without any further change.
The weather forecast:
The main station calculates a weather forecast for about the next
12 hours based on the barometric pressure trend. Of course this fore-
cast can‘t compare to that of professional weather services supported
by satellites and high performance computers, but merely provides an
approximate indication of current developments.
Available graphic forecasts are:
slightly cloudy sunny cloudy rainy snow
The indoor temperature field 22
The indoor temperature:
The indoor temperature measured by the
main station is displayed with indexing up to
a tenth of a degree. The temperature unit °C
(for degrees Celsius) appears at the top right.
The temperature unit can also be set to the
now uncommon unit °F (degrees Fahrenheit). To change to this unit
press the °C/°F button 12 . If LL.L appears, it is below the measurement
range of 0 °C to 50 °C (or 32 °F to 122 °F), when HH.H appears
it is above.

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The relative humidity:
This displays the relative humidity to which the
main station is exposed.
The temperature- or humidity trend:
The trend will appear as rising (or dropping), when the
temperature changes by 2 °C (= 3.6 °F) or more within
an hour and will maintain the direction for one hour even without any
further change. The humidity trend will respond accordingly with a
change of 2 % in humidity.
Indoor climate rating:
Based on the indoor humidity and temperature the main station will
rate the indoor climate using the following key:
DRY humidity below 40%
COMFORT humidity between 40 and 70%,
and a temperature range between 20°C–28°C
(68°F–82.4°F).
WET humidity higher than 70%
When the indoor temperature is outside the 20°C–28°C range no
indoor climate rating will appear.
Low battery:
If the battery symbol appears the batteries in the main
station should be replaced as soon as possible. Please
refer to the instructions in section Starting the main station /
changing batteries.

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The outdoor temperature field 23
The outdoor temperature:
The outdoor temperature is displayed with in-
dexing up to a tenth of a degree. The temper-
ature unit °C (for degrees Celsius) appears at
the top right. The temperature unit can also be
set to the now uncommon unit °F (degrees Fahrenheit).
To change to this unit press the °C/°F button 12 .
If LL.L appears, it is below the measurement range of -20°C to
50°C (or - 4 °F to 122 °F), when HH.H appears it is above.
The relative humidity:
This displays the relative humidity to which the
outdoor sensor is exposed.
The temperature- or humidity trend:
The trend will appear as rising (or dropping), when the
temperature changes by 2°C (= 3.6°F) or more
within an hour and will maintain the direction for one hour even with-
out any further change. The humidity trend will respond accordingly
with a change of 2% in humidity.
Channel display:
The main station receives the outdoor signal automati-
cally after you have made all the settings.
Note: In the event of interference from nearby equip-
ment transmitting radio signals, please select a different
channel for the outdoor sensor by pressing the CH
button 15 on the main station or the channel selector
switch 29 on the outdoor sensor. The relevant data is
shown in the LC-display.

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- 1: Outdoor sensor on channel 1
- 2: Outdoor sensor on channel 2
- 3: Outdoor sensor on channel 3
-
: automatic channel change
Low battery:
If the battery symbol appears the batteries in the outdoor
sensor should be replaced as soon as possible. Please
refer to the instructions in section Starting the outdoor sensor/
changing batteries.
Settings
ATTENTION: Firmly touching the top of the housing will turn on the
backlight (Fig. E). 10 seconds after releasing it the display backlight
will turn off again.
Please note, the main station does not respond to two buttons being
pressed at once. Hence, if the unit does not respond to a button being
pressed, you are probably also pressing the SNOOZE/LIGHT field.
Release when this occurs!
Basic settings
Press and hold the SET-/HISTORY button 7for 3 seconds to
change the basic settings.
Pressing the UP button 8or the DOWN-/ button 9allows
you to now change the respective flashing value.
TIP: Pressing and holding the UP button or the DOWN-/ button
will quickly scan ahead or back through the numbers.

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ATTENTION: When no buttons are pressed for approx. 20 seconds
the main station will return to base mode.
Briefly pressing the SET/HISTORY button will confirm the setting
and switch to the next option in the clock settings.
This allows you to change the following settings in sequence:
Note: If the main station has received the DCF signal the year,
month, day, hour and minute settings will remain unchanged. If you
are in a different time zone than Germany you may set your local
time under time zone.
Year
Month
Day
Language setting for displaying the weekday at the bottom
right of the clock display.
The following codes will flash and can be changed in the
following sequence by pressing the UP/ DOWN button:
GE (German), DA (Danish), ES (Spanish), NE (Dutch),
FR (French), IT (Italian), EN (English)
Clock format: select from 24 Hr for 24-hour format (0:00 o‘clock
–23:59 o‘clock). 12 Hr indicates the 12-hour format (1:00 o‘clock
–12:59 o‘clock). In 12-hour mode the time from 12:00 o‘clock in
the afternoon until 11:59 o‘clock at night will show PM (Latin for
“post meridiem“ = after noon) in the display.
Hour
Minute
Time zone: The time zone can be set ranging from
+12 to –12 hours.
Note: Should you be in a country in which the DCF signal can
be received but the time is different to your current local time, you
can use the time zone setting to have the clock display your current
local time. If you find yourself in a country in which, for example,