Auriol Z31055A User manual

Z31055A
Z31055B
TEMPERATURE STATION
Operation and Safety Notes
TEMPERATURSTATION
Bruksanvisning och säkerhetsanvisningar
LÄMPÖMITTARI
Käyttö- ja turvallisuusohjeet
TEMPERATURSTATION
Brugs- og sikkerhedsanvisninger
TEMPERATURSTATION
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise
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Proper use ...............................................Page 7
Description of parts and
features......................................................Page 7
Technical data.......................................Page 8
Safety
General safety information ..........................Page 9
Safety instructions for batteries....................Page 10
Before initial use
General information.....................................Page 11
Preparing to use the outdoor sensor ...........Page 12
Preparing the weather station for use .........Page 12
Weather station............................................Page 14
External sensor..............................................Page 15
Setting the language/time zone /
time/date manually.....................................Page 15
Displaying summer time ...............................Page 17
Calling up the time zone..............................Page 17
Setting the alarm time...................................Page 17
Calling up the alarm times...........................Page 18
Switching the alarm on/off.........................Page 18
Using the snooze button ..............................Page 19
Displaying temperature................................Page 19
Calling up the minimum/maximum values ....Page 20
Displaying temperature trends.....................Page 20
Battery state display.....................................Page 21
Replacing the batteries.................................Page 21
Troubleshooting..................................Page 21
Cleaning and maintenance.......Page 22
Disposal......................................................Page 22
Declaration of conformity..........Page 24

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Temperature station
Proper use
The weather station displays the indoor and out-
door temperatures in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit
(°F) and their maximum and minimum values. The
weather station also displays the time in 12/24-
hour clock modes and the date. In addition, the
weather station has an alarm function. The device
is not intended for commercial use.
Description of parts
and features
LC display
1Temperature trend (outdoor temperature)
2Outdoor temperature
3symbol (outdoor sensor)
4MAX- / MIN display for indoor temperature
5Temperature trend (indoor temperature)
6Indoor temperature
7symbol (weather station)
8Time
9ZZsymbol (snooze function)
10 Seconds display
11 symbol
12 Day of the week display
13 Date display (day/ month)
14 DST display (summer time)
15 / symbol (Alarm 1/Alarm 2)
16 2nd time zone (ZONE)
17 MAX- / MIN display (outdoor temperature)

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Weather station
18 ZZ/REGISTER button (snooze function/
REGISTER)
19 SELECT button
20 SET/ RESET button
21 ALARM button
22 CLOCK button
23 Hanging slot
24 Battery compartment
25 Stand
26 Screw (ø 3mm)
27 Dowel (ø 7mm)
Outdoor sensor
28 Control LED
29 Hanging slot
30 Battery compartment
31 Screw (ø 3mm)
32 Dowel (ø 7mm)
Technical data
Weather station:
Temperature
measurement range: 0– + 50°C
+32– +122 °F
Note: If the temperature is ≤0°C (32 °F), the
LCD display shows “LL.L”. If the temperature is
≥50°C (122°F), the LCD display shows “HH.H”.
Temperature interval: 0.1°C
Radio signal: DCF
Batteries: 2 x AA 1.
5V
(included)

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Outdoor sensor:
Temperature
measurement range: –20°C – +60°C
–4°F – +140°F
Note: If the temperature is ≤–20°C (–4 °F),
the LCD display shows “LL.L”. If the temperature is
≥60°C (140°F), the LCD display shows “HH.H”.
HF transmission signal: 433 MHz
HF transmission range: max. 30 metres
(in open area)
Batteries: 2x AA 1.
5V
(included)
Safety
YOU SHOULD STORE ALL SAFETY INFORMA-
TION AND INSTRUC
TIONS IN A SAFE PLACE
IN CASE
YOU NEED TO REFER TO THEM
AGAIN IN THE FUTURE!
General safety
information
Children or persons who lack the knowledge
or experience to use the device or whose
physical, sensory or intellectual capacities are
limited must never be allowed to use the de-
vice without supervision or instruction by a
person responsible for their safety. Children
must never be allowed to play with the de-
vice. This is not a toy.

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Do not expose the device to an extremely
high electromagnetic field. This may impair the
correct functioning of the device.
Please note that the guarantee does not
cover damage caused by incorrect handling,
non-compliance with the operating instruc-
tions or interference with the device by unau-
thorised individuals.
Safety instructions
for batteries
DANGER TO LIFE! Batteries
can be swallowed, which may represent a
danger to life. If a battery has been swal-
lowed, medical help is required immediately.
Remove the batteries from the device if they
are not going to be used for a prolonged
period.
CAUTION! DANGER OF EX-
PLOSION! Never recharge bat-
teries which are not rechargeable.
When inserting the batteries, ensure the correct
polarity! This is shown in the battery compart-
ments.
Remove spent batteries immediately from the
device. There is an increased danger of leaks!
Keep batteries away from children; do not
throw the batteries in the fire, short-circuit
them or take them apart.
Always replace all the batteries at once.
Use batteries of the same type only. Other-
wise there is a risk of an explosion.

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If the batteries have leaked inside your de-
vice, you should remove them immediately in
order to prevent damage to the device!
Avoid contact with the skin, eyes and mucous
membranes. Any parts of the body coming
into contact with battery acid should be
rinsed off with copious amounts of water
and/or a doctor contacted if necessary!
Before initial use
Put the batteries first into the outdoor
sensor, then into the weather station.
General information
CAUTION! When choosing where to position
the weather station,
make sure that it is not exposed
to direct sunlight, vibrations, dust, heat, cold or
moisture. Do not place the weather station or exter-
nal sensor near to heat sources, e.g. radiators, as
this may result in damage to the instruments.
Place the weather station on the accompany-
ing stand 25.
Please ensure that neighbouring devices are
not operated at the same frequency of
433MHz. Such devices may cause interfer-
ence to the radio connection.
Do not place the devices next to or on metal
plates. Otherwise the quality of radio wave
transmission may be reduced.

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Radio signal (DCF):
The DCF signal (time signal transmitter) is made
up of time pulses transmitted from one of the high-
est precision clocks in the world close to Frankfurt/
Main in Germany – it varies by 1 second in 1mil-
lion years.
In ideal conditions, your weather station can pick
up this signal over a distance of up to approx.
1,500km around Frankfurt/Main.
Preparing to use
the outdoor sensor
Inserting the batteries:
Remove the battery compartment cover from
the back of the outdoor sensor.
Insert two 1. 5V batteries (AA) (included)
into the battery compartment 30 .
Note: Make sure you fit the batteries the
right way round (polarity). This is shown in the
battery compartment.
The outdoor sensor is now ready for use and
the control LED 28 illuminates briefly.
Close the battery compartment cover.
Preparing the weather station
for use
Inserting the batteries:
Open the battery compartment 24 on the
back of the weather station.
Insert two 1. 5V batteries (AA) (included)
into the battery compartment.
Note: Make sure you fit the batteries the

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right way round (polarity). This is shown on
the battery compartment (see Figs. C + E).
Close the battery compartment cover.
Connecting the weather station with the
outdoor sensor and the DCF radio signal:
After the batteries have been inserted, the
weather station attempts to establish a connection
with the outdoor sensor. This process can take a
few minutes. The symbol flashes. Once the de-
vice has successfully connected to the external
sensor, the symbol stops flashing and the tem-
perature is shown in the LC display.
Note: If the weather station does not receive the
signal from the outdoor sensor within 3 minutes,
the weather station automatically starts with the
reception of the radio time signal.
After successful reception of the outdoor sensor
signal or after 3 minutes, the weather station starts
with the reception of the radio time signal. This
process can take up to 5 minutes and is indicated
in the LC display by the flashing symbol 11 .
After successful reception of the DCF radio signal,
the symbol is displayed continuously in the
LC display.
Note: Do not move the weather station while it is
receiving the signal. Otherwise this could interfere
with reception.
If synchronisation is not possible when the
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the location (e.g. place the weather station near
to a window).
If this does not work, carry out a restart, if
necessary. To do this, press and keep pressed
the ZZ/REGISTER button 18 ..
Reception may be considerably reduced by obstruc-
tions (e.g. concrete walls) or sources of interference
(e.g. other electrical devices).
If the reception of the radio signal continues to be
interrupted, you can set the time and date manu-
ally (see “Setting the language/ time zone/time/
date manually”).
Mounting the weather station and/ or
the outdoor sensor on a wall:
Note: You will require an electric drill and a
crosshead screwdriver for this step.
CAUTION! DANGER TO LIFE, RISK OF
INJURY AND MATERIAL DAMAGE! Read
the operating and safety instructions for your drill
carefully.
DANGER TO LIFE! Take care
that you do not hit electricity, gas or water lines
when you drill into the wall. If necessary, check
with a pipe and cable detector before drilling.
Weather station
Mark the position of the hole (ø approx. 7mm)
on the wall.
Drill the hole with an electric drill.

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Insert the dowel 27 into the drilled hole.
Using a crosshead screwdriver, screw the
screw 26 into the dowel.
Hang the weather station by placing the
hanger 23 on the screw.
External sensor
Mark the position of the hole (ø approx. 7 mm)
on the wall.
Drill the hole with an electric drill.
Insert the dowel 32 into the drilled hole.
Using a crosshead screwdriver, screw the
screw 31 into the dowel.
Hang the external sensor by placing the
hanger 29 on the screw.
Note: Ensure that the external sensor does not
come into contact with water or direct sunlight.
Electronic devices may adversely affect the wire-
less signal reception.
Setting the language/time
zone/time/date manually
The reception of DCF radio signal where the
weather station has been positioned may become
degraded or interrupted. If this happens you can
set the device manually.
1. Press and hold down the CLOCK button 22
for about 3 seconds.
2. Press the SET/RESET button 20 to switch be-
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3. Press the CLOCK button to confirm your set-
tings. The day of the week display 12 flashes.
Tip: If you press and hold down the SET/
RESET button, you accelerate the process and
reach the desired value more quickly. This
quicker method can also be used for making
the following settings. If during a period of
30seconds no buttons are pressed, the LC
display returns automatically to the default
display.
4. Press the SET/RESET button to set the desired
language: GE = German, FR = French,
SP = Spanish, IT = Italian, EN = English).
5. Press the CLOCK button to confirm your set-
tings. The time zone display flashes.
6. Press the SET/RESET button to set the desired
time zone for time zone 2 (–12 hours 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,
the local time is an hour ahead of Central
European Time (CET), you set the time zone
to +01. The clock is now still controlled by
DCF but shows the time as one hour ahead
of CET. If you wish to know what the time is in
the USA for example, then simply by setting
the time zone value to e.g. –10 you will ob-
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7. Press the CLOCK button to confirm your settings.
The hour display flashes.
8. Press the SET/RESET button to set the desired
value.
9. Press the CLOCK button to confirm your settings.
10. Repeat steps 6 and 7 to set the values for,
minutes, seconds 10 , year and date 13 (day/
month).
Note: The seconds display can only be
reset to 00.
11. After this, the LC display returns to the default
display.
Displaying summer time
Summer time is indicated by the DST symbol 14
in the LC display. The weather station automati-
cally detects from the DCF radio signal whether it
is summer time or not.
Calling up the time zone
The default display shows the time zone according
to the information provided by the DCF signal.
Press the CLOCK button 22 . The time zone
16 appears in the LC display.
Press the CLOCK button again to return to the
default display.
Setting the alarm time
You can set two different alarm times.
1. Press and hold down the ALARM button 21
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Note: If an alarm time has been set before,
then that previously set alarm time appears in
the LC display. If not, then the display shows
0:00 or AM 12:00.
2. The hour display flashes. Press the SET/
RESET button 20 to set the desired value.
3. Press the ALARM button to confirm your
settings. The minute display flashes.
4. Press the SET/RESET button to set the desired
value.
5. Press the ALARM button to confirm your
settings.
6. Repeat steps 2 to 5 to set the time for Alarm 2.
Calling up the alarm times
Press ALARM button 21 once or twice to
call up the set time for Alarm 1 or Alarm 2
respectively.
Press the ALARM button again to return to the
default display.
Switching the alarm on/off
Press the SET/ RESET button 20 once to acti-
vate Alarm 1. Press the SET/RESET button
twice to activate Alarm 2. Press the SET/
RESET button three times to activate Alarm1
and Alarm 2.
Note: The symbol or appears in the
LC display.
The alarm signal sounds as soon as the set
alarm time is reached. The alarm signal ceases
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Press the ALARM button 21 to switch off the
alarm signal before it switches off automati-
cally.
Note: The alarm signal sounds every day at
the set time.
Press the SET/ RESET button three times to
deactivate Alarm 1. Press the SET/RESET
button twice to deactivate Alarm 2. Press the
SET/ RESET button once to deactivate Alarm
1 and Alarm 2.
Using the snooze button
Press the ZZ/REGISTER button 18 while the
alarm signal is sounding to activate the snooze
function.
The alarm signal is silenced and the displays
or and ZZflash.
The alarm signal sounds again after approx.
5 minutes.
Press the SELECT button 19 to deactivate the
snooze function.
Displaying temperature
The LC display shows the indoor temperature 6
and the outdoor temperature 2.
Press and hold down the SELECT button 19
for approx. 3 seconds. The °C display
flashes.
Press the SET/ RESET button 20 to switch be-
tween the °C (Celsius) and °F (Fahrenheit)
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Press the SELECT button to confirm your
settings.
Calling up the minimum/
maximum values
The weather station stores the maximum and mini-
mum values of the outdoor sensor and of the
weather station itself.
Press the SELECT button 19 to display the
maximum values of the indoor 4and out-
door temperature 17 .
Press the SELECT button again to display the
minimum values of the indoor and outdoor
temperature.
Press the SET/ RESET button 20 while the
maximum and minimum values, are being dis-
played to reset the values.
Press the SELECT button, to return to the
default display.
Displaying temperature
trends
After successfully connecting with the outdoor
sensor, the weather station can display the tem-
perature trend (outdoor) 1and the temperature
trend (indoor) 5.
You may see the following displays:
= The temperature is rising.
= The temperature is constant.
= The temperature is falling.