Hama 00076045 "EWS-800" User manual

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Operating Instructions
Bedienungsanleitung
Mode d‘emploi
Instrucciones de uso
Руководство по эксплуатации
Istruzioni per l‘uso
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Οδηγίες χρήσης
Instrukcja obsługi

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Controls and Displays
A Base station
1. Weather forecast symbol
2. Minimum/maximum data
3. Atmospheric pressure trend
4. Low(LO)/ high (HI) atmospheric pressure alarm
5. Atmospheric pressure value
6. Low(LO)/ high (HI) atmospheric pressure alarm, active
7. Relative/absolute atmospheric pressure
8. 24 hour (atmospheric pressure history)
9. Atmospheric pressure unit
10. Low(LO)/ high (HI) room temperature/room humidity alarm, active
11. Low(LO)/ high (HI) room temperature/room humidity alarm
12. Room temperature
13. Room temperature unit
14. Relative room humidity
15. Low(LO)/ high (HI) outdoor temperature/outdoor humidity alarm, active
16. Outdoor temperature/outdoor humidity lower (LO)/ higher (HI) alarm
17. Outdoor temperature unit
18. Outdoor temperature/dew point temperature
19. Outdoor transmitter signal
20. Relative outdoor humidity
21. Date
22. Summer time
23. DCF-controlled time
24. Time
25. Weekday/time zone
26. Alarm time, active
27. Wireless symbol
28. SET button = switching display mode/conrmation of set value
29. ALM button = displaying/setting/deactivating/activating the alarm functions
30. MIN/MAX button = accessing the saved maximum/minimum values/reduction of the current set value
31. +button = increasing the current set value
32. SNOOZE / LIGHT button = stopping the alarm/activating the backlight (approx. 10 seconds)/stopping
Settings
33. Opening for wall mounting
34. Battery compartment
35. Base
GOperating instruction

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B Measuring station
36. Outdoor humidity
37. Outdoor temperature
38. Battery compartment
39. Opening for wall mounting
40. TX button = activating manual radio signal search
41. C/F button = switching between°C and°F
Thank you for choosing a Hama product.
Take your time and read the following instructions and information completely. Please keep these instructions
in a safe place for future reference. If you sell the device, please pass these operating instructions on to the
new owner.
1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes
Warning
This symbol is used to indicatesafety instructions or to draw your attentionto specic hazards
andrisks.
Note
This symbol is used to indicateadditionalinformationor important notes.
2. Package Contents
•Weather station EWS-800 (base station for indoors / outdoor measuring station)
•These operating instructions
3. Safety Notes
•The product is intended for private, non-commercial use only.
•Do not operate the product outside the power limits given in the specications.
•Do not use the product in moist environments and avoid splashes.
•Do not use the product in the immediate vicinity of heaters or other heat sources or in direct sunlight.
•Do not use the product in areas where the use of electronic devices is not permitted.
•Only connect the product to a socket that has been approved for the device. The socket must be installed
close to the product and easily accessible.
•Do not drop the product and do not expose it to any major shocks.
•Do not open the device or continue to operate it if it becomes damaged.

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•Do not attempt to service or repair the product yourself. Leave any and all service work to qualied experts.
•Keep the packaging material out of the reach of children due to the risk of suffocation.
•Dispose of packaging material immediately according to locally applicable regulations.
•Do not modify the product in any way. Doing so voids the warranty.
Warning – Batteries
•Immediately remove and dispose of dead batteries from the product.
•Only use batteries (or rechargeable batteries) that match the specied type.
•Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of a different type or make.
•When inserting batteries, note the correct polarity (+ and - markings) and insert the batteries
accordingly. Failure to do so could result in the batteries leaking or exploding.
4. Getting Started
4.1 Measuring station
•Unscrew the screw on the battery compartment (38) on the back of the measuring station and open it.
•Insert two AAA batteries and close the battery compartment (38) and then secure the screw again.
Note
•Before use, ensure you insert the batteries in the measuring station rst and then in the base station.
4.2 Base station
•Open the battery compartment (34) and insert three AA batteries with the correct polarity into the battery
compartment. Close the battery compartment.
5. Installation
Note – Installation
•We recommend initially placing the base and measuring stations in the intended locations without
installing them and making all the settings described in 6. Operating the Base Station
•Only install the stations once the appropriate settings have been made and a stable wireless
connection is established.

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Note
•The wireless transmission range between the measuring and base stations is up to 30 m in open
spaces. Before installation, ensure that wireless transmission will not be disrupted by interference or
obstacles like buildings, trees, vehicles, high-voltage lines, etc.
•Before the nal installation, ensure that there is sucient reception between the intended installation
locations.
•When installing the measuring station, ensure that it is protected from direct sunlight and rain.
•The international standard height for measuring air temperature is 1.25 m (4 ft) above ground.
Warning
•Buy special or suitable installation material from a specialised dealer for wall-mounting.
•Ensure that no faulty or damaged parts are installed.
•Never apply force during mounting. This could damage the product.
•Before mounting, ensure that the chosen wall is suitable for the weight to be mounted, and make sure
that there are no electrical wires, water, gas or other lines at the installation site on the wall.
5.1 Base station
•Use the base (35) to position the base station on a level surface.
•Alternatively, you can install the basestation on a wall using the opening (33) on the back.
5.2 Measuring station
•You can also position the measuring station on a level outdoor surface using the base.
•We recommend installing the measuring station securely on an outdoor wall.
•Install an anchor, screw, nail, etc. in the wall of your choice.
•Hang up the base/measuring station using the opening (33/39) intended for this purpose.
6. Operating the Base Station
Note – Input
•Hold down the MIN/MAX button (30) or the +button (31) to select the values faster.
If you press the SNOOZE / LIGHT button (32), the display will light up for approx. 10 seconds.

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6.1. Automatic initial setup
•All available LCD segments on the display are displayed briey after turning the measuring station on for
the rst time.
•The base station then performs automatic initial setup. During setup, the base station performs measuring
station synchronisation, the pressure measurement values are stabilised and factory settings are set.
Note – Initial setup
•Initial setup takes approx. 3 minutes.
•Do not press any buttons during setup. Otherwise, values may not be transmitted correctly and there is
a risk of value errors and inaccuracies.
•The setup process is completed when the indoor (12, 14) and outdoor (18, 20) measurement data is
displayed
•After the rst time the base station is switched on and successful transmission is established between the
base station and the measuring station, the clock will automatically search for a DCF signal. During the
search, the wireless symbol (27) will ash.
Display Searching for the DCF signal
Flashing display
Active
Constant display
Successful – signal is being received
No display Error – signal search ended
Note – Time settings
•If, during the rst minute of the initial setup, no DCF signal can be found, the search is stopped and
repeated every two hours. The wireless symbol will go out.
•You can, however, set the time and the date manually.
•The clock automatically continues to search for the DCF signal on a daily basis. If the signal is received
successfully, the manually-set time and date are overwritten.

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Note – Summer time
The clock automatically switches to summer time. appears on the display as long as summer time
is activated.
6.2. Basic and manual settings
•Press and hold the SET button (28) for approx. 3 seconds to make the following settings one after the other:
•Time zone (24)
•12/24 hour format (24)
•Hours (24)
•Minutes (24)
•Year (21)
•Month (21)
•Day (21)
•Temperature unit (°C / °F) (13+17)
•Room temperature value (12)
•Room humidity value (14)
•Outdoor temperature value (18)
•Outdoor humidity value (20)
•Atmospheric pressure unit (hPa / inHg) (5+9)
•Relative atmospheric pressure reference value (5)
•Atmospheric pressure threshold value (5)
•Storm threshold value (5)
•To select the individual values, press the MIN/MAX button (30) or the +button (31) and conrm each
selection by pressing the SET button (28).
•Press the SET button (28) to adopt the set value displayed and to skip.
•If you do not make an entry for 20 seconds, you automatically exit setup mode. Alternatively, press the
SNOOZE / LIGHT button (32) to exit setup mode before selecting all the values.
Note – Time zone
•The DCF signal can be received over a wide range, but always corresponds to the applicable Central
European Time in Germany. Make sure you account for the time difference in countries with another
time zone.
•If you are in Moscow, the time is 3 hours later than in Germany. This means that you should set +3 for
the time zone. The clock then automatically sets itself 3 hours ahead after receiving the DCF signal or
according to the manually set time.

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Note – Temperature and humidity
•In terms of accuracy, the temperature and air humidity measurement is intended for private, non-
commercial use.
•In individual cases, the measured values displayed may differ slightly from comparison values, e.g.
values from a calibrated measuring device. Using the Basic and manual settings, you can adjust and
recalibrate the values for the room/outdoor temperature and/or the humidity.
•We recommend that you do not manually calibrate the measured values, press the SET button (28)
during manual setup to skip this step.
Note – Atmospheric pressure
•The absolute atmospheric pressure (abs) is a value measured at the installation location that cannot
be changed.
•The relative atmospheric pressure (rel) is the absolute atmospheric pressure at the installation location
corrected to the atmospheric pressure at sea level (msl).
•The reference value for relative atmospheric pressure is set to 1013.2 hPa as standard. For an exact
measurement, adapt the reference value to your location. You can manually set the reference value to
within a range of 919.0 hPa and 1080.0 hPa.
•Information on the current relative atmospheric pressure for you location is available on the Internet,
from your local meteorological oce, on the radio, etc.
Note – Atmospheric pressure threshold value
•The weather forecast is based on atmospheric pressure changes, and you individually set their
threshold values between 2 hPa and 4 hPa. The threshold value is set to 3 hPA as standard.
•A decrease or increase in the atmospheric pressure by at least the set threshold value is registered as
a change in the weather.
•For locations with frequent changes in atmospheric pressure, we recommend you set a higher
atmospheric threshold value than for locations with a relatively constant atmospheric pressure.

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Note – Storm threshold value
•The storm forecast is also based on atmospheric pressure changes, and you individually set their
threshold values between 3 hPa and 9 hPa. The threshold value is set to 6 hPA as standard.
•The storm warning display is activated if, over a period of three hours, there is a decrease or increase in
the atmospheric pressure by at least the set threshold value.
•When the storm warning display is activated, the rain symbol and the trend arrow ash for three hours.
6.3. Weather forecast
•Based on changes in the atmospheric pressure and the data saved, the base station is able to make
weather forecasts for the next 12 to 24 hours.
Note – Weather forecast
•The weather forecast function is not available during the rst few hours of operation because it
requires data that is collected during operation.
•The weather forecast and the current weather are indicated by four different symbols (1):
Symbol (1) Weather
Sun
Slightly cloudy
Cloudy
Rain
•Based on the measured barometer values, the atmospheric pressure trend for the next few hours is
displayed between the weather forecast symbols.

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Display (3) Atmospheric pressure trend / weather forecast
Increasing / Weather is improving
Decreasing / Weather is getting worse
•The weather symbols change depending on the current relative atmospheric pressure and atmospheric
pressure changes within the past six hours. If the weather is changing, the atmospheric pressure trend
arrows (3) ash for three hours to indicate the change in weather. The arrows (3) stop ashing when the
weather conditions have subsequently stabilised and the station has not detected any further changes in
weather.
Examples:
Display Meaning
Weather forecast: Rain
Atmospheric pressure trend: Decreasing / Weather is getting worse
Current weather: Cloudy
Current weather: Slightly cloudy
Atmospheric pressure trend: Increasing / Weather is improving
Weather forecast: Sun
•The bar graph (8) shows the history of the relative atmospheric pressure within the last 24 hours.
6.4. Temperature / atmospheric pressure display mode
•Press the SET button (28) repeatedly to change between the following displays:
•Outdoor temperature (18: TEMP)/ Dew point temperature (18: DEWPOINT)
•Absolute atmospheric pressure (7: abs)/Relative atmospheric pressure (7: rel)
The applicable display begins to ash.
•While the display is ashing, press the MIN/MAX button (30) or the + button (31) to switch between the
outdoor temperature and the dew point or between the absolute and relative atmospheric pressure.
•Conrm your display selection by pressing the SET button (28).

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Note – Dew point
•The dew point temperature indicates a value to which, with the current humidity level, the outside
temperature would have to increase/decrease in order to reach 100% relative humidity.
6.5 Alarm mode
•Repeatedly press the ALM button (29) to access HI AL (4/11/16/21) or LO AL (4/11/16/21) alarm mode.
•In alarm mode HI AL (4/11/16/21), repeatedly press the SET button (28) to switch between the following
alarm functions:
•Alarm (hour/minute) (24)
•High room humidity alarm (14)
•High room temperature alarm (12)
•High outside humidity alarm (20)
•High outdoor temperature alarm (18)
•High absolute atmospheric pressure alarm (5)
The applicable display begins to ash.
•In alarm mode LO AL (4/11/16/21), repeatedly press the SET button (28) to switch between the following
alarm functions:
•Alarm (hour/minute) (24)
•Lowroom humidity alarm (14)
•Lowroom temperature alarm (12)
•Low outside humidity alarm (20)
•Low outdoor temperature alarm (18)
•Low absolute atmospheric pressure alarm (5)
The applicable display begins to ash.
•In the corresponding display, press the MIN/MAX button (30) or the +button (31) to change the alarm
value, and conrm your selection by pressing the SET button (28).
•In the corresponding display, press the ALM button (29) to activate/deactivate the corresponding alarm
function.
•If the alarm is activated, the corresponding symbol (6/10/15/26), HI AL (4/11/16) and/or LO AL (4/11/16)
is displayed.
•If you do not make an entry for 20 seconds, you automatically exit setup mode. Alternatively, press the
SNOOZE / LIGHT button (32) to exit setup mode before selecting all the values.
Note
•The set value is displayed for alarms that are already set, deactivated alarms are indicated by --- or --.

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•The corresponding alarm triggers when the weather conditions or the time reaches the set values for an
active alarm. An alarm will sound and the corresponding symbols (6/10/15/26), HI AL (4/11/16)
and/or LO AL (4/11/16) and the alarm value will ash for 2 minutes.
•Press any button to stop the alarm.
Note – Alarm due to weather conditions
•The alarm signal does not sound again if the same alarm function is triggered again within 10
minutes. The symbol and the alarm value ash so long until the weather conditions have stabilised.
•The alarm is automatically triggered again if the weather conditions exceed or fall below the set alarm
value.
•If the dew point temperature triggers the low/high outdoor temperature alarm, the DEW POINT
symbol also begins to ash.
Note – Snooze function
While the alarm signal is sounding, press the SNOOZE / LIGHT button (32) to activate the snooze
function. The alarm signal will be stopped for 5 minutes, after which it will sound again. The
corresponding alarm symbol will start to ash.
6.6. Maximum and minimum temperature and humidity values
•The base station automatically stores the maximum and minimum temperature and humidity values.
•Repeatedly press the MIN/MAX button (30) to switch between the current temperature and humidity,
minimum temperature and humidity (2: MIN) and the maximum temperature and humidity (2: MAX).
•In the maximum value display (2: MAX), repeatedly press the +button (31) to display the following values
with the date (21) and time (24) they were recorded.
•Maximum room humidity (14)
•Maximum room temperature (12)
•Maximum outdoor humidity (20)
•Maximum outdoor temperature (18)
•Maximum absolute/ relative atmospheric pressure (5)
•In the minimum value display (2: MIN), repeatedly press the +button (31) to display the following values
with the date (21) and time (24) they were recorded.
•Minimum room humidity (14)
•Minimum room temperature (12)
•Minimum outdoor humidity (20)
•Minimum outdoor temperature (18)
•Minimum absolute/ relative atmospheric pressure (5)

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•In the individual maximum and minimum value display, press the SET button (28) for approx. 3 seconds to
delete the corresponding values with the date (21) and time (24) they were recorded.
•Press the SNOOZE / LIGHT button (32), or wait for approx. 20 seconds to return to the display of the
current measurement values.
Note – Replacing the batteries
Note, the stations have to be resynchronised each time after you change the batteries in the measuring
or base station. To do this, remove the batteries from the other station and then reinsert them, or change
them as required.
Note – Faulty transfer of measured values
In isolated cases, interference—e.g. from a WLAN network, a computer or a television set—can cause the
transfer of measured values between the measuring station and the base station to fail.
In this case, you must resynchronise the stations by briey removing the batteries from both stations and
reinserting them.
If the measured values are not transferred again once the batteries are inserted, replace the batteries with
new ones.
If necessary, select a new location for the base station in order to avoid possible interference in the future.
7. Care and Maintenance
Only clean this product with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth and do not use aggressive cleaning agents. Make
sure that water does not get into the product.
8. Warranty Disclaimer
Hama GmbH & Co. KG assumes no liability and provides no warranty for damage resulting from improper
installation/mounting, improper use of the product or from failure to observe the operating instructions and/
or safety notes.
9. Service and Support
Please contact Hama Product Consulting if you have any questions about this product.
Hotline: [phone] (German/English)
Further support information can be found here:
www.hama.com

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10. Technical Data
Base station Measuring station
Power supply
4.5 V
3xAA batteries
3.0 V
2xAAA batteries
Measuring range
Temperature
Humidity
0°C – +50°C/ 32°F – 122°F
20% – 95%
-20°C – +60°C/ -4°F – 140°F
20% – 95%
Measuring increments
Temperature
Humidity
0.1°C / 0.2°F
1 %
0.1°C / 0.2°F
1 %
Temperature and humidity
measuring cycle
30 s57 s
Barometer measurement range
Measuring increments
919 – 1080 mbar/hPa
(27.14 – 31.89 inHg)
0.1 hPa
-
Radio-controlled DCF clock
Yes No
Hygrometer YesYes
Thermometer YesYes
Barometer YesNo
Alarm function YesNo
Frequency 433 MHz
Range ≤ 100 m

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11. Recycling Information
Note on environmental protection:
After the implementation of the European Directive 2002/96/EU and 2006/66/EU in the national
legal system, the following applies: Electric and electronic devices as well as batteries must not be
disposed of with household waste. Consumers are obliged by law to return electrical and
electronic devices as well as batteries at the end of their service lives to the public collecting
points set up for this purpose or point of sale. Details to this are dened by the national law of the
respective country. This symbol on the product, the instruction manual or the package indicates that a product
is subject to these regulations. By recycling, reusing the materials or other forms of utilising old devices/
Batteries, you are making an important contribution to protecting our environment.
12. Declaration of Conformity
Hama GmbH & Co. KG hereby declares that this device is in compliance with the basic
requirements and other relevant regulations of the 1999/5/EC guideline. You will nd the
declaration of conformity with R&TTE directive 99/5/EC on the internet at www.hama.com.

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Bedienungselemente und Anzeigen
A Basisstation
1. Wettervorhersagesymbol
2. Minimal-/ Maximaldaten
3. Luftdrucktendenz
4. Alarm geringer (LO)/ hoher (HI) Luftdruck
5. Luftdruckwert
6. Aktiver Alarm geringer (LO)/ hoher (HI) Luftdruck
7. Absoluter/ relativer Luftdruck
8. Luftdruckverlauf 24 Stunden
9. Luftdruckeinheit
10. Aktiver Alarm geringe (LO)/ hohe (HI) Raumtemperatur/ Raumluftfeuchtigkeit
11. Alarm geringe (LO)/ hohe (HI) Raumtemperatur/ Raumluftfeuchtigkeit
12. Raumtemperatur
13. Raumtemperatureinheit
14. Relative Raumluftfeuchtigkeit
15. Aktiver Alarm geringe (LO)/ hohe (HI) Außentemperatur/ Außenluftfeuchtigkeit
16. Alarm geringe (LO)/ hohe (HI) Außentemperatur/ Außenluftfeuchtigkeit
17. Außentemperatureinheit
18. Außentemperatur/ Taupunkttemperatur
19. Außensendersignal
20. Relative Außenluftfeuchtigkeit
21. Datum
22. Sommerzeit
23. DCF-gesteuerte Uhrzeit
24. Uhrzeit
25. Wochentag/ Zeitzone
26. Aktiver Alarm Weckzeit
27. Funksymbol
28. SET-Taste = Wechsel Anzeigemodus/ Bestätigung des Einstellungswerts
29. ALM-Taste = Anzeige/ Einstellung/ Deaktivierung/ Aktivierung Alarmfunktionen
30. MIN/MAX-Taste = Abruf der gespeicherten Höchst-/ Tiefwerte / Verringerung des aktuellen
Einstellungswertes
31. +-Taste = Erhöhung des aktuellen Einstellungswertes
32. SNOOZE / LIGHT-Taste = Unterbrechung des Wecksignals / Aktivierung Hintergrundbeleuchtung
(ca. 10 Sekunden)/ Abbruch Einstellungen
33. Aussparung für Wandmontage
34. Batteriefach
35. Standfuß
DBedienungsanleitung

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B Messstation
36. Außenluftfeuchtigkeit
37. Außentemperatur
38. Batteriefach
39. Aussparung für Wandmontage
40. TX-Taste
= Aktivierung manuelle Funksignalsuche
41. C/F-Taste
=Wechsel zwischen °C und °F
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich für ein Hama Produkt entschieden haben!
Nehmen Sie sich Zeit und lesen Sie die folgenden Anweisungen und Hinweise zunächst ganz durch. Bewahren
Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung anschließend an einem sicheren Ort auf, um bei Bedarf darin nachschlagen
zu können. Sollten Sie das Gerät veräußern, geben Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung an den neuen Eigentümer
weiter.
1. Erklärung von Warnsymbolen und Hinweisen
Warnung
Wird verwendet,um Sicherheitshinweise zu kennzeichnen oder um Aufmerksamkeit aufbesondere
GefahrenundRisiken zu lenken.
Hinweis
Wird verwendet,um zusätzlich Informationen oder wichtige Hinweisezu kennzeichnen.
2. Packungsinhalt
•Wetterstation EWS-800 (Basisstation für den Innenbereich / Messstation für den Außenbereich)
•Diese Bedienungsanleitung
3. Sicherheitshinweise
•Das Produkt ist für den privaten, nicht-gewerblichen Haushaltsgebrauch vorgesehen.
•Betreiben Sie das Produkt nicht außerhalb seiner in den technischen Daten angegebenen Leistungsgrenzen.
•Verwenden Sie das Produkt nicht in einer feuchten Umgebung und vermeiden Sie Spritzwasser.
•Betreiben Sie das Produkt nicht in unmittelbarer Nähe der Heizung, anderer Hitzequellen oder in direkter
Sonneneinstrahlung.
•Benutzen Sie das Produkt nicht in Bereichen, in denen elektronische Produkte nicht erlaubt sind.

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•Positionieren Sie das Produkt nicht in der Nähe von Störfeldern, Metallrahmen, Computern und Fernsehern
etc. Elektronische Geräte sowie Fensterrahmen beeinträchtigen die Funktion des Produktes negativ.
•Lassen Sie das Produkt nicht fallen und setzen Sie es keinen heftigen Erschütterungen aus.
•Öffnen Sie das Produkt nicht und betreiben Sie es bei Beschädigungen nicht weiter.
•Versuchen Sie nicht, das Produkt selbst zu warten oder zu reparieren. Überlassen Sie jegliche
Wartungsarbeit dem zuständigen Fachpersonal.
•Halten Sie Kinder unbedingt von dem Verpackungsmaterial fern, es besteht Erstickungsgefahr.
•Entsorgen Sie das Verpackungsmaterial sofort gemäß den örtlich gültigen Entsorgungsvorschriften.
•Nehmen Sie keine Veränderungen am Produkt vor. Dadurch verlieren sie jegliche
Gewährleistungsansprüche.
Warnung - Batterien
•Entfernen und entsorgen Sie verbrauchte Batterien unverzüglich aus dem Produkt.
•Verwenden Sie ausschließlich Akkus (oder Batterien), die dem angegebenen Typ entsprechen.
•Mischen Sie alte und neue Batterien nicht, sowie Batterien unterschiedlichen Typs oder Herstellers.
•Beachten Sie unbedingt die korrekte Polarität (Beschriftung + und -) der Batterien und legen Sie diese
entsprechend ein. Bei Nichtbeachtung besteht die Gefahr des Auslaufens oder einer Explosion der
Batterien.
4. Inbetriebnahme
4.1 Messstation
•Lösen Sie die Schraube des Batteriefachs (38) auf der Rückseite der Messstation und öffnen es.
•Legen Sie zwei AAA Batterien polrichtig ein und verschließen Sie das Batteriefach (38) anschließend mit
der Schraube.
Hinweis
Beachten Sie, dass Sie bei der Inbetriebnahme immer zuerst die Batterien in die Messstation, und dann in
die Basisstation einlegen.
4.2 Basisstation
•Öffnen Sie das Batteriefach (34) und legen Sie drei AA Batterien polrichtig ein. Schließen Sie die
Batteriefachabdeckung anschließend.

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5. Montage
Hinweis – Montage
•Es wird empfohlen, die Basis- und Messstation zunächst an den gewünschten Aufstellorten ohne
Montage zu platzieren und alle Einstellungen - wie in 6. Betrieb Basisstation beschrieben –
vorzunehmen.
•Montieren Sie erst nach korrekter Einstellung und stabiler Funkverbindung die Station/en.
Hinweis
•Die Reichweite der Funkübertragung zwischen der Mess- und Basisstation beträgt im freien Gelände
bis zu 30m.
•Achten Sie vor der Montage darauf, dass die Funkübertragung nicht durch Störsignale oder Hindernisse
wie Gebäude, Bäume, Fahrzeuge, Hochspannungsleitungen, u.a. beeinusst wird.
•Stellen Sie vor der endgültigen Montage sicher, dass zwischen den gewünschten Aufstellorten
ausreichender Empfang besteht.
•Achten Sie bei der Montage der Messstation darauf, dass diese vor direkter Sonne und Regen
geschützt positioniert ist.
•Die internationale Standardhöhe für die Messung der Lufttemperatur beträgt 1,25 m (4 ft) über Grund.
Warnung
•Besorgen Sie sich spezielles bzw. geeignetes Montagematerial im Fachhandel für die Montage an der
vorgesehenen Wand.
•Stellen Sie sicher, dass keine fehlerhaften oder beschädigten Teile montiert werden.
•Wenden Sie bei der Montage niemals Gewalt oder hohe Kräfte an. Diese können das Produkt
beschädigen.
•Prüfen Sie vor Montage die Eignung der vorgesehenen Wand für das anzubringende Gewicht und
vergewissern Sie sich, dass sich an der Montagestelle in der Wand keine elektrischen Leitungen,
Wasser-, Gas- oder sonstige Leitungen benden.
5.1 Basisstation
•Stellen Sie die Basisstation mithilfe des Standfußes (35) auf einer ebenen Fläche auf.
•Alternativ können Sie die Basisstation mithilfe der Aussparung (33) auf der Rückseite an einer Wand
montieren.

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5.2 Messstation
•Die Messstation können Sie ebenfalls mithilfe des Standfußes auf einer ebenen Fläche im Außenbereich
aufstellen.
•Es wird empfohlen, die Messstation sicher und fest an einer Außenwand zu montieren.
•Befestigen Sie Dübel, Schraube, Nagel, etc. in der dafür vorgesehenen Wand.
•Hängen Sie die Basis-/ Messstation mit der dafür vorgesehenen Aussparung (33/39) daran ein.
6. Betrieb Basisstation
Hinweis – Eingabe
Halten Sie die MIN/MAX-Taste (30) oder die +-Taste (31) gedrückt, um die Werte schneller auswählen
zu können.
Drücken Sie die SNOOZE / LIGHT-Taste (32), wird das Display für ca. 10 Sekunden beleuchtet.
6.1. Automatische Ersteinrichtung
•Nach dem ersten Einschalten werden kurzzeitig alle verfügbaren LCD-Segmente auf dem Display angezeigt.
•Anschließend führt die Basisstation eine automatische Ersteinrichtung durch. Dabei erfolgen die
Synchronisierung mit der Messstation, die Stabilisierung der Druckmesswerte sowie die Einrichtung mit
Werkseinstellungen.
Hinweis – Ersteinrichtung
•Die Ersteinrichtung dauert ca. 3 Minuten.
•Vermeiden Sie in dieser Zeit jegliche Betätigung der Tasten! Andernfalls können Fehler und
Ungenauigkeiten bei den Werten und deren Übertragung entstehen.
•Der Vorgang ist beendet, sobald die Messdaten für den Innen- (12, 14) und Außenbereich (18, 20)
angezeigt werden.
•Nach dem ersten Einschalten der Basisstation und erfolgreicher Übertragung zwischen Basis- und
Messstation, beginnt die Uhr automatisch die Suche nach einem DCF-Signal. Während des Suchvorgangs
blinkt das Funksymbol (27) auf.