Ketotek E0162-US User manual

BKETOTEK Wireless Weather Station
User Manual

Contents
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1 .Appearance Overview
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I A1:Time A10:Sunset time
I I A2:Atmospheric pressure A1 I :IndoorTemperature
I A3:Weatherforecast A12: Indoor Humidity
I A4:Month and date A13: Humidityof Wireless RemoteChannel 1
I A5:Week A14: Temperatureof Wireless RemoteChannel 1
I A6:Sunrisetime A1 5: Temperature of Wireless RemoteChannel 2
A7:Moon phase A16:Humidity of Wireless RemoteChannel 2
I A8:Selected city A17:Humidity of Wireless RemoteChannel3
I A9:Tide level A18:Temperatureof Wireless Remote Channel 3
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@ : Wireless RemoteChannel 2
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: Wireless receptionsign
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MAX : Temperatureor humidity maximum recordsymbol
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. : Temperatureor humidityfalling trend symbol
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HIP : Hightemperature or humidityalarm symbol
I LOP : LOWtemperature or humidityalarm symbol
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O : Dry symbols for comfort
: Wet symbolfor comfort
Q : Backlitnightmodesign
ZZ : snoozesign

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B1: -a-/zz touchfield B5: vbutton B9: Batterycompartment -I
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B2: -*-I@ button 86:
d button B10: USB chargeroutputsocket
B3:
4 button B7:
A button B11: Power supply socket
B4: button B8: abutton B12: Supportframe
WIRELESS SENSOR I
Part C -Wireless RemoteSensor:
C1:LCDdisplay
- Temperature C5: "TX button
C2:LCDdisplay
- Humidity
C3:Transmit signal LED
C4:""C/"F" button
C6: "CHANNEL 1or
2 or 3"switch
C7: Batterycompai-tment
2. Features:
b * DCF Radio controltime function (model: E0162-DE)
* WWVB Radiocontroltime function (model: E0162-US)
* MSF Radio controltime function (model: E0162-UK)
b PerpetualCalendarUp to Year 2099
b * Dayof week in 7 languagesuser selectable:English, German, Italian,French,
Spanish,Netherlandsand Danish (model: EO162-DE)
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Day of week in 3 languagesuser selectable:English,,Frenchand Spanish
(model: E0162-US)
b Time in 12-houror 24-hourformat.
b Two dailyalarms
b Automaticsnoozefunction(OFF or 5-60min)
b Sunriseand sunset time (selectcity)
b Moonphases and tides
b Humidity:lndoor & Outdoor measurable range:20%RH - 95%RH
b Temperature:
* lndoortemperaturemeasurement ranges: -9.9 "C-50 "C / 15 OF-122 OF
* Outdoortemperaturemeasurement ranges:-40 "C -70 "C / -40 OF-1 58 OF
* Temperaturealternativelyin "C or OF.
b Minimum/maximumdisplayfor air humidityand temperature
b Trend display of air temperature and humidity
b Displayof indoorcomfort and mold risk.
b lndooroutdoor temperatureupper and lower limit alert and frostwarning
b WirelessOutdoor Sensor:
* Wall Mountor Table Stand
* 433.92MHzRF transmittingfrequency
* 60 meterstransmissionrange in an open area
* Upto 3 wireless outdoor sensors can be connected.
b Atmosphericpressure:
* Atmosphericpressure measurement ranges: 600 hPa/mb to I 100 hPa/mb
17.72inHgto 32.50 inHg
* Pressurealternativelyin hPalmbor inHg
b The weather forecastingfunction
b PowerSupply:
* Weather Station: Requires 5.0~AC poweradapterfor full functionaldisplay
(includingconstant backlightand adjustablesettings)
Optional: 2
x LR6 AA batteries(not included)for back up
* WirelessOutdoor Sensor:Battery:2 x LR6 AA (not included)-Use batteriesthat
canwork outdoorsin low temperatures.

3.lnitial operation
b Insertthe adapter interfaceinto the B11 positionand power on.
b Open the weather stationbatterycompartment cover,and insert 2 AA batteries
matchingthe polarity.
b The weather station displayindoortemperature,humidityand pressure.Then
startto search for outdoor remotesensor signals.
b Open the three wirelessoutdoor sensor battery compartmentcover.Setthe
number of channels in channel 1, channel
2 and channel3 respectively.lnsert2 AA
batteriesmatchingthe polarity.The temperatureand humidityare then displayed,
and red LED lightflashesonce to transmitwirelesssignals..
b The signalfrom 3 sensors will be automaticallyreceivedwithin 3 minutes.After
receiving,the temperatureand humidityof the remotesensors in the 3 channel bars
will be displayed.
b Then the device enters the synchronousreceptionmode.Receive1signal
every
69 seconds(CHI), 73 seconds (CH2), 77 seconds (CH3)
3.1 Receptionof the outdoor sensor RF signal
b Ifthe weather stationfails to receivetransmissionsfrom the outdoor sensor
("--" displayon the LCD).Pressthe " @" buttonto selectchannel.Pressand hold
the
"@" buttonfor 2 seconds to clear value and re-receivethe signalfor 3 minutes.
Meanwhile,the symbolflashes.
b When the workingvoltageof the sensor is lowerthan 2.5V, a low poweralert
signalwill be sent and displayedon the weather station.
3.2 Receptionof the RCC radiosignal
b Every day at 1:00/2:00/3:00, the clock automaticallycarriesout the synchronization
procedure-withthe RCC signal. Ifthis synchronizationattempt is unsuccessful,
then the
A disappears, and the system attemptsanother synchronizationinthe next
full hour. This procedureis repeatedautomaticallyup to a total of five times.
b Ifthe RCC is immediatelyneeded,then press and holdthe A buttonfor two
seconds to force it intothe RCC receivingmode.
" i " is displayedandflashes at 1 Hz.
After receivinga valid signal, the
" i " is displayedbut does not flash and "@ " flashes
at a frequencyof
1 Hz. Ifthe signal is suddenly interrupted,then "@" does not display
and
" i " flashes untila valid signal is receivedagain.
If no signal is receivedwithin seven minutes,then it automaticallyquits RCC
receptionand continuesto travel at the original time
( 1 disappears).
b DuringRCC radio signal reception,press and holdthe "A" buttonfor two
secondsto force quit RCC reception.
b After the RCC receptionis completed,the moon phase,tide phase,sunrisetime,
and sunsettime are automaticallyupdatedafter the time and date are updated.
b The symbol"DST" indicatesthe receiptof daylightsavingtime.
b We recommenda minimumdistance of 2.5 m from all interferencesources,
such as televisionsand computer monitors.
b Radioreceptionisweak in roomswith concretewalls (e.g., incellars)and
in offices. In such extremecircumstances,placethe systemcloseto the window.
b Duringthe RCC radio receptionmode, only the "A" and "-fi/zz" buttonare valid.
4.Parameter setting
4.1 Manualtime and general setting
b Press and holdthe "GI:&" buttonto enterthe time and generalsetting mode.
The first set item is the BEEP sound of the button.Pressthe
"A" or "V" buttonto
switchON or OFF. Press
"QI-&-" to save the settingsand go to the nextitem
(see all set items in Table 1).
b Duringthe setting process,double-clickthe " -~-/zz " touch area or notoperating
for 20 secondssaves and exits the currentsettina mode.
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Set item I Explanation I Range l~efault 1
BEEP l~uttontone I ONIOFF / I
TEMP
PRES
AUTO RCC
AUTO DST
TIME ZONE
Temperatureunit
Atmosphericpressureunit
FORMAT
HOUR
Activate or close radiocontrolledclock(RCC)function
Activateor close daylight savingtime
(DST) function
Time zone setting (Valid when RCC=ON)
%IF
inHgIhPa
Time displayedin 12-houror 24-hourformat
Hour setting
hPa
ONIOFF
ONIOFF
-02-02 Hr 00 Hr
12124Hr
0-23
24Hr

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Table 2 Seven languagesof the week
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Table 3 Seven languagesof the month
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b E0162-EUDCF: TlME ZONE = 00 meansthe Germantime zone. TlME ZONE
= -01 means one hour slower than German time. TlME ZONE = 01 meansone
hourfaster than German time.
b E0162-US WWVB: TlME ZONE = AST,EST,CST,MST,PST,AKT,HAT.
.When the locationdistanceexceeds > 1500 km from the German radio signal
tower, set RCC
= OFF because the signal is too weak.
.The weather forecastis basedonthe analysisof changes in air pressure.The
atmosphericpressure has been adjustedto absolute at the factory. Given that air
pressureusuallydecreases as altitudeincreases,publicmeteorologicalagencies
alwayspublishso-calledrelativeair pressure.To obtain a comparablevalue, the
relativeair pressure has been adjustedto the topographyof the country.You can
adjustthe air pressureof the weather stationto the ratioof its location.To do so,
you mustuniquelyadjustthe currentair pressureofthe weather station.Ask your
localweather forecastserviceabout the air pressureat sea level or get the current
value from the Internet.The above adjustment of the air pressuresetting is based on
this reason.When the air pressure is absolute,ABS PRESSURE is displayed;when
the air pressureis adjusted, REL PRESSURE is displayed.
.Please select ON or OFF accordingto whether the city in your area adopts DST.
Sunrisetime and sunsettime are also determinedaccordingto DST.
4.2 Daily alarm and snooze setting
b Pressthe " 0 " buttonto display ALARM1 time or ALARM2 time. Pressthe "A"
or "V" buttonto turn the alarmon or off.
b When alarm 1or 2 is turned on, the " a " or " 4 " icon is displayed.
Pressand holdthe
" 0 " buttonto enterthe alarmsettingmode.The first set item
isthe hour settingof alarm 1. Pressthe
"A" or "V" buttonto adjust data. Press " 4"
to save and go to the next item(Table 4).
b Duringthe settingprocess, double-clickthe ''a-/zZ 'I toucharea or not operatingfor
20 secondssaves and exits the currentsetting mode.
Set item
Alarm
1 Hour
Alarm
1 Minute
Explanation
Setthe hour of the first alarm
Set minute of the first alarm
Range
0-23
0-59
Default

(Firstalarm snooze time
Set item
Alarm 1 Repeat
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/ Alarm 2 Hour /Setthe hour of the second alarm/ 0-23
Explanation
First alarm repeat cycle
Range
"M-F": Monday to Friday
"S-S": Saturday to Sunday
"M-F" and "S-S": the whole week
Alarm 2 Minute
Alarm 2 Repeat
Table 4 Alarm clocksetting process
4.2.1 Using the alarm and snoozefunction
Alarm 2
Snooze time
Set minute of the second alarm
Second alarm repeat cycle
b The alarm ringsfor two minutes if no buttonis pressedto stop. Inthis case,the
alarm repeats automaticallyafter
24 hours.
b When the alarm clockrings, pressand holdthe " &/zZ 'I buttonfor morethan
three seconds or press any buttonexceptthe
"-&/zz " one. The alarmterminates
and does not entersnooze mode.
b When the alarmclock rings,press the "-?3/z~" button.The alarmterminates
and enters snooze mode.After the snoozetime, the alarm clock ringsagain.
b Insnoozemode,press and holdthe " -a-/zz " buttonfor morethan three
seconds or press any buttonexceptthe
" */zZ " oneto exit snoozemode.
b Whenthe settingof snoozetime = OFF, the snoozefunction does notactivate.
Default
M-F
5 minutes
M-F
5 minutes
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0-59
"M-F": Monday to Friday
"S-S": Saturday to Sunday
Second alarm snooze time
4.3 City, sunrise, sunset, moon phase, and tide setting
4.3.1 Manuallyselecting or setting a city
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"M-F" and "S-S": the whole week
OFF/ 5-60 minutes
.Press the " & " buttonto enterthe city selectionmode. Pressthe "A" or "7"
buttonto select the correct city accordingto the three-charactercode of the city
correspondingto the table below. Pressand holdthe
"A" or "V" buttonto quickly
jump to the correct city accordingto the serial number in the table.
.After the city is selected,press the
" & " buttonto save and exit.
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137 1 IBruges I BRG 1 162 ICyprus(CY) 1 Nicosia
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38 /~russels I BRU / 163 INorthenlreIand / Belfast BFS
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Stuttgart
Ulm
Wurzburg
STU
ULM
WUR
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151
152
United Kingdom
(GB) Aberdeen
Belfast
Birmingham
ABD
BEL
BIR

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Liechtenstein
(!-I) Vaduz VDZ 217 Sawnnah SAV
93
Luxemburg
(LU) Luxembourg LUX 218 Canada(CA)
Ottawa OTT
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Monaco MonteCarlo MCM 219
(MC) QuebecCity QUC
95 Netherlands
/,.I, \ Amsterdam AMS 220 Edmonton EDM

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114
115
116
(RU)
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118
125
( ( ( Bilbao ((BIL 1250)l Il~ucldand
1 I 1 251 11 (l~hristchurch 1 ~CHC
Kazan
Volgograd
Yelaterinburg
119
120
121
122
Ifthe city is not in the table, press and holdthe " &" buttonfor two secondsto
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Serbia(RS)
Slowlda(SK)
enterthe custom city setting mode. Beforeenteringthis setting,check the time zone,
KAZ
VOL
YEK
Slo~nia(SI)
Spain(ES)
longitude,and latitudeof your city. The first set item is the first letter of the city code.
Pressthe
"A" or "V" buttonto setthe requiredletter. Press " &I1 to savethe
MOS
NOV
Belgrade
Bratislaw
239
240
241
Kosice
Ljubliana
Alicante
Andorra
237
238
BE0
BRV
settingand go to the nextitem.
Latitude I N: north latitude S: south latitude I 0"N-65"N-1"S-64"S I
Duringthe settingprocess,double-clickthe " -a-/zz " touch area or not operating
Chile
Colombia
Australia (AU)
and
KOS
LUB
ALI
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Set item
1st letter of the city code
2nd letter of the city code
3rd letter of the city code
Time zone
Longitude
4.3.2 Sunrisetime, sunset time, moon phase,tide indicator
b After selectinga city or setting a custom city,the sunrisetime, sunsettime,
moonphase, and tide phaseare updatedand displayedinthe correspondingarea.
b The weather stationdisplays 12different moon phasesand three tide phases
Mendoza
Rosario
242
243
accordingto the set calendar.
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ROO
SantiagodeChile
Bogota
Canberra
244
245
246
247
Explanation
Chooseone of 26 letters
Chooseone of 26 letters
Chooseone of 26 letters
W: east longitude E: west longitude
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SAN
BOG
CBR
NewZealand(NZ)
A-Z
A-Z
-11 : 00-+14:00
1"W-179"W-O0E-180"E
4.4 Indoor and outdoor temperature humidity
New
moon
Wellington
Adelaide
Brisbane
Darwin
Range
A-Z
4.4.1 Comfortand mildew risk instructions
Melbourne
Skdnev WLG
ADE
BRI
DRW
default
Thereare 4 display modesfor the comfort level, as follows:
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Waxing
half-moon
M EL
SYD
Half-moon
DRY
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The humidity < 40%
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WET
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The moldy riskdisplay readsthe indoor humidityto determinemoldy risk level.
Theweather stationwill displayone of
4 indicators:HI(high) ME (medium) LO (low)
and no risk (no arrow displayed).
Waxing full
moon
Temperature = 20.0 C -28.0C I 68.0 'F -82.4 T ,
humidity = 40%-70%
The humidity
> 70%
no icon
display
4.4.2 Temperatureand Humidity upper and lower limit alerts and
frost warning
Temperature < 20.0C168.0 F or Temperature > 28Cl82.4 F ,
humidity = 40%-70%
b Press A to view the upper temperaturealarmvalue + lowertemperaturealarm
value
+ upper humidityalarmvalue + lowerhumidityalarmvalue 4 frost point alarm
value in order. Press01-$I- to turn on or off the correspondingalarmfunction.Press
&'
Full moon
to switch differentchannels to view.
any buttonfor 20 seconds saves and exitsthe setting mode.
--7
Waning full
moon Half-moon
Waning
half-moon

b Pressand holdthe " A " buttonfor 2 secondsto enter the temperatureand
humidityalert setting. Press
"A" and "7" buttonsto set the value.
b Duringthe time settingprocess,double-clickthe "-Q--/zz" touch area or not
operatingfor 20 seconds saves and exits the current setting mode.
b When the upper limit or lower limit alarm is turned on, " HIA"or " LOB"is
displayedon the correspondingchanneland flasheswith an alarmsound.
b When the frost alarm is turned on, and itstemperatureis in the rangeof
-1•‹C (+30•‹F)to
+ 3•‹C (+ 37"F),the frost alarm is triggered,the frost symbol " 2 "
is displayedon the correspondingchanneland flasheswith an alarm sound.
b The way to stop alarm (includingthe alarm symbolflashing) :
1. Press any keyto cancelthe alarm sound, but the alarm symbol will stillflash.
2. Closethe correspondingtemperatureor humidityalarm.
3. The correspondingtemperatureor humidityreturnsto withinthe set alarm
rangewill stop the alarm automatically.
4.4.3 MaximumIMinimumtemperature and humidity
F Pressthe "V" buttonto switchthe display of indoorloutdoormaximum and
minimumtemperatureand humidity.
b Pressand holdthe "7" buttonfor two seconds to reset minimum and maximum
data to currenttemperatureand humidity.
4.4.4 Displayingtemperature1
humidityand temperaturelhumiditytrend
-- :Thetrend is risingwhen the temperaturecontinuouslyrisesabove 1 "C and
1.8OF or when the humiditycontinuouslyincreasesto a value exceeding 5% RH
--. :Thetrend isfalling when the temperaturecontinuouslydecreasesto morethan
1 "C and 1.8
"F or when the humiditycontinuouslydecreases and accumulates
morethan 5% RH.
- : The trend remainsconstantwhen the cumulativevalue of temperatureriseor
fall within one hour does not exceed 1"C and
1.8 "F or 5% RH.
4.4.5 Temperature and humidityerror
,Indoor temperature: LL.L•‹C (OF) is displayedif the value is lower than
-9,9"C(+14"F); HH.H•‹C(OF) is shown ifthe value is higher than +50 "C (+I22 OF)
.Outdoor temperature:LL.L0C("F)is displayedif the value is lower than
-40•‹C(-40•‹F);HH.H "C("F) is shown if the value is higher than +70 "C (+I58 OF).
b Indoorand outdoor humidity:20% RH is displayedif the value is lowerthan
20% RH; 95%RH is shown ifthe value is higherthan 95% RH.
4.5 Weather forecast
b The weather stationcalculatesaweather forecastfor the next 12 hours on the
basisof the barometricpressuretrend. However, this forecastprecisioncannotbe
comparedwith professionalweather servicessupportedby satellitesand
high-performancecomputers. Itonly providesan approximate indicationof the
currentweather development in a small local area. If discrepanciesexist between
the weather forecast of this device and the localweather forecastingservice, please
take the adviceof the latteras authoritative.
b Weatherchanges are animatedevery second.
F The snowy iconappearsonly if the outdoor temperatureis below -4 % (+24.8 F )
and the forecast is either rainy or stormy. (Theoutdoor temperatureis sampled from
CH?CH2 CH3 in order of priorityfrom highto low.)
b The weather forecaststabilizes7-1 0 days after the barometriccalibration.
The forecast accuracy rate is 70%-75%.
b The weather forecastcovers a radiusof 12-20 km.
b Theweather stationcan displaythe barometricpressure trend.
t : The currentpressureis 1 hPa higherthan the last hour's pressure.
- : The differencebetweenthe currentand the previoushour'sair pressureis
lessthan 1hPa.
4 : The current pressureis 1 hPa lower thanthe previoushour'spressure.
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4.6 Background lighting
b Ifthe productis poweredby batteries,then touch "-a-I-/z~ " ,the backlightwill
turns on for
15 seconds.
b Ifthe productis poweredby an adapter,then it hasthe following backlight
functions.
b When the poweradapteris pluggedin, the batteryis automaticallydisconnected,
and the backlightis always on. Press
" " to adjustfive backlightstates: four
backlightswith differentbrightnesslevelsand a backlightoff state.When the screen
is not in the brightestmode, pressing
" -$-I0 " can makethe backlightbrightestfor
15seconds.
b Theweather stationcan also set the backlightto dim at nightautomatically.
Touch and holdthe
" -a-lzz 'I field for two seconds to enter the night-modesetting.
The first set item is night mode. Pressthe
"A" or "V" buttonto set on or off. Press
" -%I0 " to save the settingsand go to the next item.
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Brightness setting of the
backlight at night
Set item
NIGHT MODE
1 Hour [ Night mode entry time 1 0-23 1 1
Explanation Range Default
turn on or turn off night mode onloff
.During the settingprocess, double-clickthe "-a-lzz " toucharea or do not operate any
buttonfor 20 seconds to exit the setting mode.
.When the nightmode ison, the icon
" @ " is displayed.When the time reachesthe
night-modeentry time, the backlightautomaticallyswitches to the set night-mode
brightness. When the time reachesthe night mode exit time, the backlightreturnsto the
originalbrightness.
b Inthe nightmode,the backlightcan be switchedto the highestbrightnessfor 15
seconds by touchingthe "-a-lzz" field.
Minute
Hour
Minute
F.Y.I.:
Duringthe receptionof the time radiowave signal, the backlightis automatically
closedto preventthe interferenceof the radiowave.
4.7 Low battery
I .If the "INDOOR column is display the batteryicon 0 , you needto replacethe
weather station'sbatteryas soon as possible,
2. Ifthe "OUTDOOR column isto displaythe batteryicon b , you needto
replacethe wireless sensor battery of your channelas soon as possiblebased on
the channeldisplay.
Night mode entry time 0-59
Night mode exit time 0-23
Night mode exit time 0-59
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