Carrin Electronics KW9010 User manual

Features:
l RadiocontrolledtimewithManualTimeSettingoption
l DailySunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/MoonsetTimeDisplayfor244 cityinUSA,Canada,and
Mexico.
l WeatherForecast
-WeatherForecastwithSunny, SlightlyCloudy, Cloudy, RainyandCloud Burstanimation
-WeatherGirlwithsuitableclothinginoutdoorcondition
l BarometricPressureMeasurement.
-Currentandpast12hrAbsoluteandRelativeBarometricPressurereading
-BarometricPressureBarChart.
-Displayinmb/hPaorinHgselectable.
l 433MHzRFTransmittingfrequency.
l Maximumthree selectableRFchannelswithwireless ThermoSensor.
(OneWireless ThermoSensorIncluded)
l Transmissionrange:30 meters(openarea ).
l Measurablerange:
Indoortemperature:0 C~+50 C
Humidity:20%~99%
Outdoortemperature:-20 C~+50 C
l Max/MinMemoryforHumidity, IndoorandOutdoorTemperature.
l Low-batteryindicatorforOutdoorThermoSensor.
l PerpetualCalendarUptoYear2099.
l 12/24Hourtimedisplayselectable.
l 2AlarmFunction
l MoonPhaseDisplay
l Wall MountorTableStandSelectable.
l Battery:
MainUnit:DC1.5V2Asize x3pcs
ThermoSensorUnit:DC1.5V3Asize x2pcs
l Size :
MainUnit:151 x232 x31 mm
ThermoSensorUnit:95 x60 x28 mm

MainUnitAppearance
PartA-LCD
A1:OutdoorTemperatureTrendA2:ComfortIcon

A3:IndoorTemperature/HumidityA4:RadioControlIcon
A5:TimeZoneA6:RadioControlledTime
A7:
Date, Month&WeekA8:OutdoorTemperatureMoonriseTime
A9:SelectedChannelA10:BarometricPressureTrend
A11:WeatherForecastA12:B
arometricPressureBarGraph
A13:WeatherGirlA14:PastHour(PressureHistory)
A15:Absolute/RelativeBarometricPressureReadingA16:Moonphase
A17:Moonrise/MoonsetA18:TimeSelectedCountry
A19 :Sunrise/SunsetTime
PartB-Button
B1: “SUN/MOON”ButtonB2: “+/(12/24)”Button
B3: ”MODE”ButtonB4: ”-/ ”Button
B5: “ALARMON/OFF”ButtonB6: “CHANNEL”Button
B7: “HISTORY/WEATHER Button B8: “▲(UP)/ °C/ °FButton
B9: “▼(DOWN) Button B10: “Relative/Absolute Button
B11: “MAX/MIN ”ButtonB12:”RESET”Button
PartC-Structure
C1:Wall MountHoleC2:BatteryCompartment
C3:. Stand
ThermoSensorUnitAppearance.

D1:TransmissionIndicationLEDD2:OutdoorTemperature
D3:Wall MountHoleD4:ChannelSelectSwitch
D5:BatteryCompartmentD6: °C/°F”button
D7: “TX”buttonD8:Stand
SetUp:
Ÿ Insertbatteries.
Ÿ Useapintopress theRESET(B12)button
WeatherForecastFunction:
l AfterBatteriesinserted, orholding “WEATHER”button(B7)for3seconds,WeatherIcon
(A11)blinks. Enterthecurrentweatherconditionbypressing “▲“(B8)or “▼“(B9)buttons.
Press “WEATHER”button(B7)toconfirmthesetting.Theweatherforecastmaynotbe
accurateifthecurrentweatherconditionenteredisnotcorrect.
l Thecurrentweatherstatusshouldbeenteredagainifthealtitudeoftheweatherstationis
changed. (Barometricpressureislowerathigheraltitudelocation.Therefore, altitudechange
will affecttheweatherforecast)Theweatherstationwill startthefirstforecastat6hours
afterthecurrentweatherstatusisentered
l Totally5differentweatherconditionintheweatherforecast.
“”means Sunny .

“ ” means SlightlyCloudy.
“ ” means Cloudy.
“ ” means Rainy
“ ” means Cloudburst.
” isshowniftheweatherforecastisRainyorCloudburstandoutdoortemperature(any
channel)isunder0°C.
l IfthereisanyinconsistencyofweatherforecastbetweenLocalWeatherStationandthisunit,
theLocalWeatherStation'sforecastshouldprevail.Wewill notheldresponsibleforany
troublethatmaycomeup duetowrongforecastingfromthisunit.
l Thetrendpointer(LCDA10)indicatesthetrendofthebarometricpressure.
“”indicatesthebarometricpressuretrendisincreasing.
“”indicatesthebarometricpressuretrendissteady.
“”indicatesthebarometricpressuretrendisdecreasing.
BarometricPressureReading
l Press “Absolute/Relative”button(B10)forthree secondstoselectAbsoluteorRelative
pressuredisplay. “Abs”isshownforAbsolutepressure, “Rel”isshownforRelativepressure.
l AbsolutepressureistheactualpressuremeasuredbytheMainUnit.
l Relativepressurecanbeadjustedtosea level’spressurebyholding “Absolute/Relative”button

(B10)for3seconds. Press “▲“(B8)or “▼“(B9)keytoadjust, press “Absolute/Relative”
button(B8)toconfirm. ChecktheLocalWeatherStationforSea Levelpressure.
l Press “HISTORY”button(B7)toviewthepast12 hoursBarometricPressurehistory.
ThehourisindicatedonLCD(A14).
Press “HISTORY”button(B7)
l Press “HISTORY”button(B7)toviewthepast12 hourBarometricPressurehistory.
ThehourisindicatedontheLCD.
0HR=CurrentBarometricPressureReading
-1HR=BarometricPressureReadingin1hourago
-2HR=BarometricPressureReadingin2hourago……..etc
l Hold “▲”button(B8)forthree secondstoselecttheunitforBarometricPressureMeterin
inHgormb/hPa.
BarometricPressureTrend Bargraph.
l TheBarometricPressureReadingat –2hr, -4hr, -8hrand –12hrisrecordedandshownon
BarometricPressureBarGraph(A12).TheGraphisdisplayedinbothhPaandinHg.
WeatherGirl.
l WeatherGirl(A13)showsdifferentclothingunderdifferentweatherconditionandOutdoor
temperature(accordingtothelowestchannel).Thisistoremindyoutowearsuitableclothesor
takeanumbrellawithyoubeforegotooutdoorarea.
l IfthereisnoThermoSensorisregisteredinthemainunit, LCDshows:
Thermometer:
l Press “ C/ F”button(B8)toselectTemperaturetobedisplayedinCelsiusmodeorFahrenheit
mode.

l Ifthetemperatureisoutofthemeasurablerange, LL.L(beyondtheminimumtemperature)or
HH.H(beyondthemaximumtemperature)will beshownontheLCD.
Maximum/MinimumTemperature/Humidityrecordingfunction:
l Press “MAX/MIN”button(B11)toshowthemaximumorminimumofindoor/outdoor
Temperature/Humidity.
“ ” isshownontheLCDifmaximumTemperature/Humidityisshown.
“ ”isshownontheLCDifminimumTemperature/Humidityisshown.
Ÿ Hold “MAX/MIN”button(B11)for3secondstocleartherecordedmaximumandminimum
reading.
OutdoorThermoSensorUnitRegistrationProcedure:
l ThemainunitautomaticallystartsreceivingtransmissionfromOutdoorThermoSensorafter
Weatherconditionsetting. Outdoortemperaturedigits(A8)blinks.
l InsertthebatteriesintheThermoSensorUnit.Thesensorunitautomaticallytransmit
temperaturetothemainunit. (Batterycompartment(D5)ofthermosensorislocatedbehind
thebackcover, unscrewstoopen.)
l Forhavingmorethanoneexternaltransmitter(Maximum3), selecttheChannel, CH1, CH2or
CH3toensureeachsensoristransmittingatdifference channelbeforeinsertingbatteries.The
channelselectswitch(D4)isatthebackofthethermosensorunit.
l Press “TX“button(D7)onthethermosensorunittotransmittemperaturetothemainunit
manually.Themainunitgivesa “beep”soundifitreceivedthetemperature.
Display OutdoorTemperature:
l Press “CHANNEL”button(B6)toviewthe3Channels’temperature.Thesequence isshown
asfollow:
Press Press Press
“CHANNEL”button “CHANNEL”button“CHANNEL”button
Display thethree
channelsalternatively
l Hold “CHANNEL”(B6)buttonfor3secondstocancelunusedchannel. Itwill automatically
registeranewchannelagainifanewchannelisreceived.
Ifthereisnotemperaturedisplayedinexistingchannel( “--. – isdisplayedontheLCD),
hold “CHANNEL”button(B6)for3secondstocancelthatchannelandreceivethechannel
again(“Beep”soundcanbeheard.)Then, press “TX “button(D7)onthethermosensorunit

totransmitsignaltothemainunitmanually
l Thetrendpointerdisplayed(A1)indicatesthetrendoftheoutdoortemperature.
“”indicatestheoutdoortemperatureisincreasing.
“”indicatestheoutdoortemperatureissteady.
“”indicatestheoutdoortemperatureisdecreasing.
l Press “C/ F”button(D6), ontheThermoSensorunit, toselectTemperaturetobedisplayed
inCelsiusmodeorFahrenheitmode.
RadioControlledClock:
l At2minutesafterbatteriesinserted, theclockautomaticallystartsscanningtheWWVBtime
signal.
“ ” flashesindicatenowisreceivingWWVBsignal
“ ”turnsonindicatesignalreceivedsuccessfully
Ifreceptionfail, scanningstops( “ ” disappearontheLCD)andrepeatsagainatnexthour.
Totallyfourreceptionwill betriedafterstarting. Eachreceptiontakesabout10 minutes.
l Theclockautomaticallyscansthetimesignalat2.00 a.m. everydaytomaintainaccurate
timing. Ifreceptionfail,, scanningstops( “ ” ontheLCDdisappear)andrepeatsagainat
3.00 a.m. 4.00a.m. and5.00a.m.
l Theclockcanbesettoscansthetimesignalmanuallybyholding “”button(B4)for3
seconds. Ifreceptionsfail, scanningstops. ( “ ” ontheLCDdisappear).
l Hold “ ” button(B4)for3secondsorenterTimeSettingtostopscanningWWVBtime
signal.
l Buttonswill notfunctionwhilescanningforWWVBtimesignalunless theyarewell received
orstoppedmanually.
l “DST”shownontheLCDifitisinDaylightSavingTimeMode
ManualTimeSetting:
l Hold “MODE”button(B3)for3secondstoenterClock/CalendarsettingMode.
l Press “+”(B2)or “-”(B4)buttonstoadjustthesettingandpress “MODE”button(B3)to
confirmeachsetting.
l Thesettingsequence isshownasfollow:

Hour, Minutes, Second,Year, Month, Day, CountryandCity.
12/24 HourDisplay mode:
Ÿ Press “12/24”button(B2)toselect12 or24 hoursmode.
2DailyAlarmFunction:
l Press “MODE”button(B3)toselecttoview:
TimeAlarmTime1(“ “ Shown)AlarmTime2(“ “ Shown)
l WhenviewingAlarmTime1orAlarmTime2, hold “MODE”button(B3)for3secondsto
enterthatAlarmTimesetting. Press “+”(B2)or “-”(B4)buttonstoadjustthealarmtime.
Press “MODE”button(B3)toconfirmeachsetting.
l WhenviewingAlarmTime1orAlarmTime2, press “ALARMON/OFF”button(B5)to
switchthatalarmON orOFF.
l Press “MODE”(B3), “+”(B2), “-“(B4)or “SUN/MOON”(B4)buttontostopthealarm.
Sunrise/Sunsetand Moonrise/MoonsetTimeDisplay Function:
l AftersettingtheCalendar, LocalCountryandCityintheTimeSettingMode, theMainUnit
calculatestheSunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/Moonset.TheSunrise/Sunsetand
Moonrise/Moonsettimedigitsblinksduingthecalculation.
l Press “SUN/MOON”button(B1)todisplaytheSunHoursoftheselectedday.
l Hold “SUN/MOON”buttonfor(B1)3secondstoenterSunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/Moonset
TimeQuickCheckingMode. Locationdigits(A18)blinks
l Enter “Country”, “City”, “Year”, “Month”and “Day”whichyouwouldliketocheck
l Press “+”(B2)and “-“(B4)buttontoadjustandpress “SUN/MOON”button(B1)toconfirm
setting.
l TheSunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/Moonsettimedigitsblinksduingthecalculation.After
Calculation, Sunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/Moonsettimeisshown.Thelocationdigits(A18)
keepblinkingtoindicatetheMainUnitisstill inQuickCheckingMode. Press “SUN/MOON”
button(B4), orafter15 seconds, toreturntonormalmode.
l Ifmoonriseormoonsetoccuratnextday, then“MOONRISE +1”or “MOONSET+1”will be
displayed
l Ifthereisnomoonriseormoonsetoccuronsomeday, ““will bedisplayedonthe
LCD
l TheSunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/Moonsettimedisplayisjustforreference only. Forexact
Sunrise/SunsetandMoonrise/Moonsettime, pleaserefertoyourLocalWeatherStation.

MoonPhaseDisplay
TheMoonPhase(A16)ofeachdayisshownontheLCD.
A:NewMoonB:WaxingCrescentC:FirstQuarter
D:WaxingGibbousE:Full MoonF:WaningGibbous
G:LastQuarterH:WaningCrescent
Lowbatteriesindicator:
Lowbatteryicon ““appearatparticularchannelindicatingthatThermalSensorUnitofthe
channelisinlowbatterystatus.Thebatteriesshouldbereplaced.
Note:
l Useapintopress theresetbutton(B12)iftheUnit doesnotworkproperly.
l Avoidplacing theclock nearinterference sources/metalframessuchascomputeror TVsets.
l Theclock losesitstimeinformation whenthebatteryisremoved.
l Buttonswill notfunction whilescanning for WWVB timesignalorthermosensor ssignal
unless they arewell receivedorstoppedmanually.
l All Setting Modewill automaticallyexit in15 secondswithoutanyadjustment.
FCC Disclaimer
Thisdevicecomplieswithpart 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation issubject tothe following
twoconditions: (1)Thisdevicemaynot causeharmfulinterference, and (2)thisdevice
must accept anyinterferencereceived, including interferencethat maycauseundesired
operation.
Warning: Changesormodificationstothisunit not expresslyapproved bythe party
responsibleforcompliancecouldvoidthe user sauthoritytooperatethe equipment.
The usersmanualorinstruction manualforan unintentionalorunintentionalradiator
shall caution the userthat changesormodificationsnot expresslyapproved bythe party
responsibleforcompliancecouldvoidthe user sauthoritytooperatethe equipment.
Note: Thisequipment hasbeen tsted and found tocomplywiththe limitsforaClass B
digitaldevice, pursuant toPart 15 of the FCC Rules. Theselimitsaredesigned toprovide
reasonableprotection against harmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation. This
equipment generates, usesand can radiateradiofrequency energyand, if not installed

and used inaccordancewiththe instructions, maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio
communications.
However, thereisno guarantee that interferencewill not occurinaparticularinstallation.
If thisequipment doescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevision reception, which
can be determined byturning the equipment off and on, the userisencouraged totryto
correct the interferencebyone ormoreof the following measures:
l Reorient orrelocatethe receiving antenna.
l Increasethe separation between the equipment and receiver.
l Connect the equipment intoan outlet on acircuit different fromthat towhichthe
receiverisconnected.
l Consult the dealeroran experienced radio/TVtechnician forhelp.
Countries andCities
ThereareUSA,Canada and Mexicocountriescan be choosen fromthe TimeSetting
Mode.Theyarelisted inthe following table.
USA USA
Iowa IA Mississippi MS
Alaska AK Waterloo ALO Greenwood GWO
Anchorage ANC DesMoines DSM Huntsville HUV
Fairbanks FAI Davenport DVN Jackson JAN
Juneau JNU SiouxCity SUX Tupelo TUP
Nome OME Idaho ID Montana MT
Alabama AL Boise BOI Billings BIL
Birmingham BHM Gibbonsville GIB Ft. Peck FTP
Gadsden GAD Pocatello PIH GreatFalls GFT
Montgomery MGM Sandpoint SZT Helena HLN
Mobile MOB Illinois IL Sidney SDY
Arkansas AR Champaign CMI Whitefish WTF
FortSmith FSM Chicago ORD NorthCarolina NC
LittleRock LIT Springfield SPI Asheville AVL
Texarkana TXK Indiana IN Charlotte CLT
Arizona AZ Evansville EVV Fayetteville FAY
Flagstaff FLG TerreHaute HUF Wilmington ILM
Phoenix PHX Indianapolis IND Winston-Salem INT
Tucson TUS SouthBend SBN Williamston MCZ
Yuma YUM Kansas KS RaleighRDU
California CA DodgeCity DDC NorthDakota ND

Bakersfield BFL Wichita K32 Bismarck BIS
Blythe BLH KansasCity KCK Bowbells BWB
Eureka EKA Wakeeney OH1 Fargo FAR
Fresno FAT Topeka TOP GrandForks GFK
FortBragg FTB Kentucky KY Nebraska NE
LosAngeles LAX Frankfort FFT GrandIsland GRI
Redding ROD Lexington LEX Lincoin LNK
Sacramento SAC Louisville LOU Omaha OMA
SanDiego SAN Louisiana LA Sidney SNY
SanBernardino SBD BatonRouge BTR Valentine VTN
SanFrancisco SFO LakeCharles CWF NewHampshire NH
Colorado CO Natchitoches IER Concord CON
Denver DEN NewOrleans NEW NewJersey NJ
Durango DRO Shreveport SHV Newark EWR
FortCollins FNL Massachusetts MA Trenton TTN
GrandJunction GJT Boston BOS NewMexico NM
Burlington ITR Maryland MD Albuquerque ABQ
Pueblo PUB Baltimore BWI Magdalene MAG
Connecticut CT Maine ME Roswell ROW
Hartford HFD Augusta AUG Raton RTN
DistrictofColumbia DC Bangor BGR SantaFe SAF
Washington DCA Caribou CAR Nevada NV
Delaware DE Portland PWM Austin AIN
Dover 0N5 Michigan MIA CarsonCity CXP
Florida FLG Kalamazoo AZO Ely ELY
KeyWest EYW Detroit DET Las Vegas LAS
Jacksonville JAX Flint FNT Wells LWL
Miami MIA Lansing LAN Reno RNO
Orlando ORL RogersCity PZQ NewYork NY
Pensacola PNS Marquette SAW Albany ALB
Tallahassee TLH TraverseCity TVC Buffalo BUF
Tampa TPA Minnesota MN NewYorkCityJFK
Georgia GA AlbertLea AEL LakePlacid LKP
Albany ABY Bemidji BJI Syracuse SYR
Augusta AGS Duluth DLH Ohio OH
Atlanta ATL GrandProtage GPO ClevelandCLE
Columbus CSG InternationalFalls INL Columbus CMH
Macon MAC St. Paul STP Cincinnati ISZ
Savanna SAV Missouri MO Toledo TOL
Hawaii HI JeffersonCity JEF Youngstown YNG

Honolulu HNL KansasCity MKC Oklahoma OK
Hilo ITO Memphis MPH BoiseCity 17K
Kahului OGC PoplarBluff POF Lawton LAW
Waimea WAI Springfield SGF OklahomaCityOKC
St. Louis STL
Tulsa TUL
Oregon OR Utah UT WestVirginia WV
Burns BNO Saline SAL Charleston CRW
Eugene EUG St. George SGU Wheeling HLG
Medford MFR SaltLakeCity SLC Wyoming WY
Portland PDX Thompson TSN Buffalo BYG
Salem SLE Virginia VA Casper CPR
Pennsylvania PA Vienna DON Cheyenne CYS
Harrisburg CXY Lynchburg LYH LittleAmerica LAA
Philadelphia PHL Norfolk ORF WestYellowstone WYE
Pittsburgh PIT Richmond RIC
CanadaCAN
Scranton SCR Roanoke ROA Calgary CAL
PuertoRico PR Vermont VT CharlotteTownCHT
SanJuan SJU Burlington BTV Edmonton EDM
RhodeIsland RI Montpelier MPR Fredericton FRE
Providence PVD Washington WA Halifax HAL
SouthCarolina SCR Aberdeen ABE Montreal MON
Charleston CHS WallaWalla ALW Ottawa OTT
Columbia CUB KettleFalls KTF Quebec QUE
Greenville GMU MountVernon MVN Regina REG
SouthDakota SD Olympia OLM Sudbury SUD
SiouxFalls FSD Seattle SEA ThunderBay THU
Pierre PIR Spokane SFF Toronto TOR
RapidCity RAP Tonasket TON Vancouver VAN
Tennessee TN Yakima YKM Whitehorse WHI
Nashville BNA Wisconsin WI Winnipeg WIN
Chattanooga CHA Wausau AUW Yellowknife YEL
Knoxville DKX GreenBay GRB
Mexico MEX
Memphis MFR LaCrosse LSE Chihuahua CHH
Texas TX Madison MSN Durango DUR
Abilene ABI Milwaukee MWC Guadalupe GUA
Amarillo AMA Spooner SSQ Hermosillo HER
Austin AUS MexicoCity MEC
Brownsville BRO

Dallas/Ft.Worth DFW
ElPaso ELP
Houston HOU
Laredo LRD
Odessa ODO
SanAntonio SAT