Hama EWS-830 User manual

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Operating Instructions
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EWS-830Weather Station
Wetterstation
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S N O O Z E / LI G H T
MODE HISTORY
+_CHANNEL
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A
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6
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10
12
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34
36 37 38 39
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GOperating instruction
Controls and Displays
A Base station
1. Atmospheric pressure trend
2. Weather forecast symbol
3. Risk of frost
4. Atmospheric pressure
5. Atmospheric pressure history
6. Room temperature
7. Comfort range
8. Room temperature trend
9. Battery symbol (base station)
10. Room humidity
11. Room humidity trend
12. Time
13. Day
14. Month
15. Sunrise
16. Moon phase
17. Town/City
18. Sunset
19. Calendar week
20. Weekday
21. Outdoor humidity trend
22. Outdoor humidity
23. Battery symbol (measuring station)
24. Channel overview
25. Outdoor temperature trend
26. Outdoor temperature alarm
27. Alarm symbol
28. Outdoor temperature
29. Measuring station wireless symbol
30. Channel display
31. Summer time
32. Wireless symbol
33. 12 hour atmospheric pressure history
34. SNOOZE/LIGHT button = stops the alarm/activates the backlight (approx. 5 seconds)
35. MODE button = settings/conrms the setting/switches the display mode
36. +button = increases the current set value/accessing the saved maximum/minimum values
37. –button = decreases the current set value/toggles between °C and °F/activates/deactivates outdoor
temperature alarm
38. HISTORY button = for setting the height/ weather forecast/ atmospheric pressure unit/accessing saved air
pressure values
39. CHANNEL button = channel selection/manual search for a signal from the measuring station
40. Battery compartment

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B Measuring station
41. Transmission indicator lamp
42. Display
43. CH button = channel selection
44. Opening for wall mounting
45. °C/°F button = switches between °C and °F
46. Battery compartment
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 indicate safety instructions or to draw your attention to specic hazards and risks.
Note
This symbol is used to indicate additional information or important notes.
2. Package Contents
•Weather station EWS-830 (base station for indoor/outdoor measuring station)
•2x AAA batteries
•2x AA batteries
•These operating instructions
3. Safety Instructions
•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.
•Do not place the product near interference elds, metal frames, computers, TVs, etc. Electronic devices and
window frames can negatively affect the product’s functionality.
•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.
•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.

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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.
•Do not charge batteries.
•Keep batteries out of the reach of children.
•Do not short circuit the batteries/rechargeable batteries and keep them away from uncoated metal
objects.
4. Getting Started
4.1. Measuring station
•Open the battery compartment (46) and insert two AAA batteries with the correct polarity.
•Press the CH button (43) repeatedly to select the channel the measuring station is to use for transmission.
CH1, CH2 or CH3 is shown on the display.
•Press the °C/°F button (45) to choose between °C and °F for the temperature display.
•Close the battery compartment.
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 (40) and insert two AA batteries with the correct polarity. Close the battery
compartment.
5. Installation
Note – Installation
•Werecommend initially placing the base and measuring stations in the intended locations without
installing them and making all the settings described in 6. Operation – to do.
•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 installation. This could damage the product.
•Before installation, 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 to position the base station on a level surface.
5.2. Measuring station
•You can also position the measuring station on a level outdoor surface.
•Werecommend installing the measuring station securely on an outdoor wall using the opening (44).
•Install an anchor, screw, nail, etc. in the wall of your choice.
•Hang up the base/measuring station using the opening intended for this purpose.
6. Operation
Note – Input
Hold down the +button (36) or the –button (37) to select the values faster.
6.1. Initial settings
•After inserting the batteries, a value indicating the height in metres (4) will ash.
•Set the following information in the order listed:
•height of the location, symbol for the current weather conditions, atmospheric pressure unit (hPa/ inhg)
•To select the individual values, press the + button (36) or the – button (37) and conrm each selection by
pressing the HISTORY button (38). .
•The standard settings are retained if you do not make an entry within 20 seconds. You can subsequently
change/reset these values at any time as described in 6.4. Basic and manual settings.

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6.2. Connection to the measuring station
•After making initial settings, the base station automatically searches for a connection to the measuring
station and performs initial setup.
Note
•Initial setup takes approx. 3 minutes.
•During connection, the wireless symbol on the measuring station will ash (29).
•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 (6, 10) and outdoor (22, 28) measurement data is
displayed.
•If the base station still does not receive a signal from the measuring station, press and hold the CHANNEL
button (39) for approx. 3 seconds to start the manual search for the signal.
6.3. Selecting the channel/other measuring stations
Note
You can install two more measuring stations in addition to the included measuring station. Ensure that the
base and measuring stations are set to the same channel.
Visit www.hama.com for suitable measuring stations.
•Press the CHANNEL button (39)repeatedly to set the channel to that set on the respective measuring
station – see 4.1. Measuring station .1, 2, 3 (30) or Channel overview (24) is displayed.
•The base station now shows the data measured (22, 28) on the selected measuring station (30).
•Select Channel overview (24) to show the measurement values of the individual measuring stations/
channels consecutively for 5 seconds each.

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6.4. Basic and manual settings
Automatic setting using the DCF signal
•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 (32) will ash.
Display Searching for the DCF signal
Display ashing Active
Displayed continuously Successful – signal is being received
Not displayed Deactivated
•If the station still does not receive a signal, press and hold the + button (27) ) and the – button (28) for
approx. 3 seconds to start the manual search for the DCF signal. The wireless symbol (5) will start to ash.
Note – Time settings
•The search process takes about 7 minutes. If the search fails, it ends and is repeated at the next clock
hour. The wireless symbol (32) will go out.
•In the meantime you can, however, set the time and the date manually.
•The clock automatically continues to search for the DCF signal on a daily basis (between 1:00 a.m. and
3:00 a.m.). If the signal is received successfully, the manually-set time and date are overwritten.
Note – Summer time
•The clock automatically switches to summer time. S (31) appears on the display as long as summer time
is activated.
•Press and hold the +button (36) and the –button (37) again for approx. 3 seconds to stop the manual
search.

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(Manual) settings
•Press and hold the +button (36) and the –button (37) for approx. 3 seconds to stop the search for the
DCF signal. The wireless symbol (32) goes out and you can set the time manually.
•Press and hold the MODE button (35) for approx. 3 seconds to make the following settings one after the
other:
•Year (12)
•Month (14)
•Day (13)
•Time zone (12)
•Weekday (20)
•12/24 hour format (12)
•Hours (12)
•Minutes (12)
•Town/City (17)
•To select the individual values, press the +button (36) or the –button (37) and conrm each selection by
pressing the MODE button (35).
•If you do not make an entry for 20 seconds, you automatically exit setup mode.
Note – Time zone
•The DCF signal can be received over long distances, but always transmits the current 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 the time to 3 hours after the DCF signal received or
relative to the manually set time.
Note – Weekday
You can choose from German (GE), English (EN), Danish (DA), Dutch (DU), Italian (IT), Spanish (SP) or
French (FR) for the weekday display.
Note – Town/City
The sunrise (15) and sunset (18) entry depends on the location. For this, select one of the 150 towns/cities
from the list at the end of these operating instructions.
Celsius / Fahrenheit
•Press the –button (37) to switch between °C and °F for the temperature display.

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Alarm
•Repeatedly press the MODE button (35) to access alarm mode 1 or 2.
•A1 or A2 is displayed accordingly in the seconds display.
•Press and hold the MODE button (35) for approx. 3 seconds to set the signal time of the alarm displayed.
The hours display begins to ash.
•Press the +button (36) or the –button (37) to select the hour for the alarm time and conrm your selection
by pressing the MODE button (35). The minutes display begins to ash.
•Repeat the process to set the minutes for the alarm time.
•Press the MODE button (35) repeatedly to also set the other alarm mode or return to the time display (12).
•If you do not make an entry for 20 seconds, you automatically exit setup mode.
Note – Alarm
•When activated, alarm mode 1 only triggers an alarm signal on weekdays (Monday to Friday).
•When activated, alarm mode 2 only triggers an alarm signal on Saturday and Sunday.
•In alarm mode 1 or 2, press the – button (37) to activate/deactivate the corresponding alarm and conrm
your entry by pressing the MODE button (35).
The alarm symbol (27) will appear/not appear.
•If the alarm is triggered, the alarm symbol (27) will begin to ash and an alarm signal will sound.
•Press any button (except the SNOOZE/LIGHT button (34) to stop the alarm. Otherwise, it will stop
automatically after 2 minutes.
•If you press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button (34) during the alarm, the alarm is interrupted for 5 minutes and
then goes off again. The alarm symbol (27) will ash.
Height/weather forecast/atmospheric pressure unit
•Press and hold the HISTORY button (39) for approx. 3 seconds to make the following settings one after
the other:
height of the location, symbol for the current weather conditions, atmospheric pressure unit (hPa/ inhg)
•To select the individual values, press the +button (36) or the –button (37) and conrm each selection by
pressing the HISTORY button (38).
Note
•The height at the current location and the current weather form the basis for calculating the atmospheric
pressure and the weather forecast.
•If you should not know the values for these variables, you can nd further information in the Internet,
from the local meteorological oce, on the radio, etc.
•Werecommend that you adapt these values to your location to increase the accuracy of the weather
forecast.
•Aheight of 590 m and slightly cloudy weather are used as standard.