digi-tech XC-0366 User manual

User Manual
Wireless Weather Station
With Outdoor Sensor
XC-0366
Distributed by:
TechBrands by Electus Distribution Pty. Ltd.
320 Victoria Rd, Rydalmere
NSW 2116 Australia
Ph: 1300 738 555
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Specifications:
Transmitter Frequency: 433MHz
Transmitter Range: 30m
Temperature Range: -20°C - 70°C
Console Power: 2 x AA Battery (not included)
Sensor Power: 2 x AA Battery (not included)
Console Dimensions: 220(W) x 141(H) x 36(D) mm
Sensor Dimensions: 97(W) x 50(H) x 32(D) mm
Important:
- The weather forecast will only be ready 12 hours after the batteries are
inserted.
- The radio communication between the receiver and the transmitter will reach
a distance of 30m line of sight. Obstacles in the way, such as buildings, trees
and high power voltage lines can interfere with the transmission.
- Radio interferences created by computer screens, radios, or TV sets can in
some cases cut off the radio communication entirely. Please take this into
consideration when choosing standing or mounting locations.
- Please keep the transmitter indoors if the outdoor temperature reaches below
-20°C.
Instructions:
- Open the battery compartment on the weather station and insert 2 x AA
batteries, taking care to put them in the correct polarity. Close the battery
compartment.
- Open the battery compartment on the transmitter and insert 2 x AA batteries,
taking care to put them in the correct polarity. Close the battery
compartment.
Note: Ensure to install the batteries into the weather station and transmitter
within the same hour to ensure that they synchronize properly.
Setting the connection to the outdoor sensors:
Once the battery is inserted into the transmitter, by default the transmitter
supplied with your weather station will be on Channel 1. Set the channel of the
transmitter on the back of the sensor.
- Press the ‘CHANNEL’ on the weather station to select a channel (1 to 3). This
gives you the option of polling 3 outdoor sensors with each weather station.
- Press and hold the ‘CHANNEL’ button for 2 seconds to search for outdoor
sensors.

Setting the date/time:
While setting the unit, if no buttons are pressed within 8 seconds the display
will automatically switch back to normal clock mode.
- Press and hold the ‘MODE/SET’ button for 2 seconds until the year is flashing
on the screen.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the year.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ and the month will be flashing on the screen.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the month.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ and the date will be flashing.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the date.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ to select the weekday. There are 7 languages for the
weekday: English, Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish, Danish and German. Press
‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the language.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ and 12/24 will be flashing on the screen.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to select 12 or 24 hour mode.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ and the “00” icon will start to flash on the screen to set the
time zone.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the time zone, ranging from -12 to +12.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ and the hour will be flashing on the display.
- Press ‘UP or ‘DOWN’ to set the hour.
- Press ‘MODE/SET’ and the minute will be flashing on the display.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the minute.
- Press ‘MODE’SET’ to lock in the settings.
Setting the alarm:
While setting the unit, if no buttons are pressed within 8 seconds the display
will automatically switch back to normal clock mode.
- Press the ‘ALARM’ button to select the alarm you want to set.
- Press and hold the ‘ALARM’ button for 2 seconds until A1 appears and the
alarm hour is flashing on the display.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the A1 alarm hour.
- Press ‘ALARM’ and the alarm minute will be flashing on the display.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the A1 alarm minute.
- Press ‘ALARM’ and A2 will appear and the alarm hour will be flashing on the
display.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the A2 alarm hour.
- Press ‘ALARM’ and the alarm minute will be flashing on the screen.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to set the A2 alarm minute.
- Press ‘ALARM’ to lock in the setting.
- To stop the alarm, press ‘MODE/SET’ or ‘ALARM’
- To snooze the alarm, press ‘SNZ/LIGHT’
Note: When activated, the alarms will sound at the pre-set time every day for
2 minutes until de-activated. The alarm is a rising alarm, changing volume 4
times within the 2 minutes. To view the current alarm settings, press ‘ALARM’
to view the first alarm time (A1 will show next to the time). Press ‘ALARM’
again to view the second alarm time (A2 will show next to the time). Press
‘ALARM’ again to revert to the current time or the unit will automatically revert
in 8 seconds.

Snooze function:
- When the alarm comes on, press the ‘SNZ/LIGHT’ to activate the snooze
function. When the snooze function is on, the “Zz’ symbol will appear on the
display.
- The alarm will be snoozed by 5 minutes before coming on again.
- The snooze function can be interrupted by pressing ‘MODE/SET’ or ‘ALARM’ to
deactivate, or repeated up to 7 times by pressing the ‘SNZ/LIGHT’ button.
Activating and deactivating the alarm:
To activate or deactivate the alarms, press the ‘DOWN’ button:
- Press once: Alarm 1 activates
- Press twice: Alarm 2 activates
- Press three times: Both alarms are activated
- Press four times: Both alarms are deactivated
Temperature Trend Display:
After you insert the batteries, the weather station will measure the current
temperature. The trend display will show a neutral temperature course
(horizontal arrow). The further course of the trend display is determined as
follows:
- If after an hour the temperature is more than 1°C higher than the first value
measured, then a positive course is displayed (arrow pointing upwards).
- If after an hour the temperature is more than 1°C lower than the first value
measured, then a negative course is displayed (arrow pointing downwards).
- If the temperature does not change within the hour, then a neutral value is
displayed (horizontal arrow).
Relative Humidity Trend Display:
After you insert the batteries, the weather station will measure the current
relative humidity. The trend display will show a neutral relative humidity
course (horizontal arrow). The further course of the trend display is
determined as follows:
- If after an hour the relative humidity is more than 5% higher than the first
value measured, then a positive course is displayed (arrow pointing upwards).
- If after an hour the relative humidity is less than 5% higher than the first
value measured, then a negative course is displayed (arrow pointing
downwards).
- If the relative humidity does not change within the hour, then a neutral value
is displayed (horizontal arrow).
Maximum/Minimum Temperature and Relative Humidity:
- To toggle indoor/outdoor maximum/minimum temperatures and humidity
data, press the ‘MEMORY’ button:
Once to show the maximum temperature and humidity levels.
Twice to show the minimum temperature and humidity levels.
Three times to return to the current temperature and humidity levels.
- To reset the maximum and minimum temperature and humidity, press and
hold down the ‘MEMORY’ button for 2 seconds. This will reset all minimum
and maximum data recorded to the current displayed values.

Temperature Alert Setting:
You can program your weather station to sound an alert whenever the outdoor
temperature exceeds the upper or lower pre-set limit. The temperature alert
can be set for all remote channels. When setting the alert temperatures, the
display will change in increments of 1°C. The low temperature alert setting
must be at least 1°C below the high temperature alert setting.
- Press and hold the ‘ALERT’ button for 2 seconds until the outdoor
temperature is flashing.
- Press ‘CHANNEL’ to select the channel on which you would like to set the
alert.
- Press + or – to set your desired high temperature alert level.
- Press ‘ALERT’ to confirm your setting and the icon for low temperature limit
will be flashing on the display.
- Press + or – to set your desired low temperature alert.
Press ‘ALERT’ to confirm the setting.
Note: When the temperature reaches the high or low limit, there will be an
audible signal and the outdoor temperature will be flashing on the screen. As
long as the temperature exceeds the pre-set limit, the display will continue to
flash and the alert will sound every 60 seconds.
- To deactivate the temperature alert, press ‘ALERT’. The icon for high or low
alert symbols will stop flashing on the display.
Pressure Display Selection:
Press + to select either inHg (inches of mercury) or hPa (hectopascals). Note
that this reading is based on your local conditions and is not adjusted for sea
level.
Barometric Pressure History:
The bar graph on your weather station displays barometric pressure history for
the prior 12 hours. The column to the right shows the current pressure. Moving
to the left are the prior time periods, beginning with -1 hour, then -2 hours, -3
hours, -6 hours and -12 hours.
Weather Forecast:
The weather icon on the LCD display will indicate the predicted weather
condition for the next 12 hours. The forecast is based on temperature,
humidity and pressure data collected over the previous 12 hours. Barometric
pressure data must be accumulated by your weather station for 12 hours
before the weather forecast/weather icon function is operational. The station
uses five different symbols: Sunny, Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy & Stormy.
Weather Forecast Icon Setting:
Press and hold the ‘HIS’ button for 2 seconds until the weather forecasting icon
is flashing on the display. Use the + button to modify the 5 icons: Sunny,
Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy & Stormy. Press the ‘HIS’ button again to confirm
your setting and to end the setting procedure.

Tide, Moon Phase, Sunrise and Sunset Displays:
Your weather station will display tide, moon phase and sunrise/sunset times
based on your location. City codes are pre-programmed into the unit.
Determine the city nearest your location using the list below.
- Press and hold ‘LOC’ button for 2 seconds until the city selection is flashing on
the display.
- Press ‘UP’ or ‘DOWN’ to select the city nearest your location.
- Press ‘LOC’ to confirm your selection.
Austr
alia
Abbreviation
New Zealand
Abbreviation
Adelaide
ADE
Auckland
AKL
Brisbane
BNE
Christchurch
CHC
Canberra
CBR
Wellington
WLG
Darwin
DRW
Hungar
y
Hobart
HBA
Budapest
BUD
Melbourne
MEL
Debrecen
DEB
Perth
PER
Szeged
SZE
Sydney
SYD
G
erman
y
Ital
y
Aachen
AAH
Ancona
AOI
Berlin
BER
Bari
BRI
Düsseldorf
DUS
Bologna
BLQ
Dresden
DRS
Cagliari
CAG
Erfurt
ERF
Catane(ca
tania)
CTA
Frankfurt
FRA
Firenze(FLORENCE)
FLR
Flensburg
FLF
Foggia
FOG
Freiburg FRE Genova（GENOA） GOA
Hannover
HAJ
Lecce
LEC
Bremen
BRE
Messina
MES
Hamburg
HAM
Milano
MIL
Rostock
RLG
Napoli
NAP
Stralsund
HST
Palermo
PMO
Koeln
CGN
Parma
PMF
Kiel
KEL
P
erugia
PEG
Kassel
KSL
Rome
ROM
Leipzig
LEJ
Torino (TURIN)
TRN
Muenchen
MUC
Trieste
TRS
Magdeburg
MDB
Venezia
VCE
Nuremburg
NUE
Ventimiglia
VEN
Regensburg
REG
Verona
VRN
Stuttgart
STR
Saarbruecken
SCN
Ireland
Schwerin
SCH
Dublin
DUB
Denmark
Alborg
AAL
Luxembourg
Arhus
AAR
Luxembourg
LUX
Copenhagen
CPH
Odense
ODE
Norway
Bergen
BGO

Spain
Oslo
OSL
Alicante
ALC
S
tavanger
SVG
Andorra
AND
Badajoz
BJZ
Netherlands
Barcelona
BCN
Amsterdam
AMS
Bil
bao
BIO
Arnhem
ARN
Cadix
CDZ
Einhoven
EIN
Cordoba
COR
Enschede
ENS
Ibiza
IBZ
Groningen
GRQ
La coruna
LCG
Den haag
HAA
Leon
LEN
Rotterdam
RTM
Las Palmas
LPA
Madrid
MAD
Portugal
Malaga
AGP
E
vora
AVO
Palma de mall orca
PMI
C
oimbra
COI
S
alamanca
SLM
faro
FAO
Seville
SVQ
Leiria
LEI
Valencia
VLC
Lisbon
LIS
Zaragossa
ZAZ
Porto
OPO
France
Poland
Besancon
BSC
Gdansk
GND
Biarritz
BIQ
Krakow
KRK
Bordeaux
BOD
P
oznan
POZ
Brest
BES
Szczecin
SZZ
Cherbourg
CER
Warsaw
WAW
C
lermont ferrand
CFE
Lyon
LYS
Croatia
Marseille
MRS
Split
SPU
Monaco
MCO
Rijeka
RJK
Zagreb
ZAG
Metz
ETZ
Sweden
Nantes
NTE
Gothenburg
GOT
Nice
NCE
M
almo
MMA
Orleans
ORL
Stockholm
STO
Paris
PAR
Perpignan
PGF
Slovakia
Lille
LIT
Bratislava
BRV
Kosice
KSC
Rouen
URO
Sloveni
a
Strasbourg
SXB
Ljubljana
LJU
Toulouse
TLS
Maribor
MBX
SERBIA
Finland
Belgrade
BEG
Helsinki
HEL
Tampere
TMP
Austria
Great Britain
Graz
GRZ
Aberdeen
ABZ
Innsbruck
INN
Belfast
BFS
L
inz
LNZ
Birmingham
BHX
Salzburg
SZG

Bristol
BRS
Vienna
VIE
Edinburgh
EDI
Glasgow
GLA
Belgium
London
LON
Antwerp
ANR
Manchester
MAN
Bruges
BRG
Plymouth
PLH
Bruxellex
BRU
Russi
a
Charleroi
CRL
CHELYABINSK
CEK
Liege
LGG
IRKUTSK
IKT
Switzerlan
d
Nizhny Novgorod
GOJ
Basel
EAP
KHABAROVSK
KHV
Bern
BRN
KRASNOJARSK
KJA
Chur
CHR
SAMARA
KUF
Geneva
GVA
KAZAN
KZN
Locarno
LOC
Moscow
MOW
Lucerne
LUC
Novosibirsk
OVB
St Moritz
MOR
OMSK
OMS
St Gallen
SGL
PERM
PEE
Sion
SIR
Saint Petersburg
PIE
Vaduz
VDZ
Rostov
ROS
Zuerich
ZRH
SARATOV
RTW
Czech republic
Ekaterinburg
SVX
Brno
BRQ
UFA
UFA
Ostrava
OSR
Ulan
-
Ude
UUD
P
rague
PRG
Vladivostok
VVO
VOLGOGRAD
VOG
Voronezh
VOZ
NOTE:
- When the LCD display becomes dimmer, please replace the batteries. The low
battery indicator of the transmitter will be displayed at the right side of the
LCD display.
- Ensure not to mix old and new batteries.
- Please dispose of used batteries in a responsible manner.
- Never attempt to open, modify or repair the weather station or the
transmitters in any way.
- Never get the weather station or the transmitters wet.
- When humidity is above 70%, the interface will show a sad face.