La Crosse Technology 308-1416v2 User manual

Model: 308-1416v2
Instruction Manual
DC: 100120
Atomic Forecast Station
with Moon Phase
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Table of Contents
Let’s Get Started
1. Insert 2 AA batteries into your
sensor. Observe correct polarity.
∙ The red LED light will flash when
your sensor transmits.
∙ The TX button lets you manually
transmit a signal.
2. Insert the 5V power cord into an
outlet, and then into your weather
station.
Optional: insert 3 AA batteries into
you station for time and date
backup.
3. Configure basic settings.
4. After 5 minutes, place your
sensor outside in a shaded
location.
AA
AA
TX button
LED
AA
AA
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Welcome to the La Crosse Technology® family!
We hope you enjoy your new Atomic Forecast
Station with Moon Phase.
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Let’s Get Started
LCD Features
Basic Settings
Atomic Time Signal - WWVB
Daylight Saving Time Indicator
Moon Phases
Seasonal Changes in Foliage
Pressure Readings
Weather Forecast Icons
Forecast Trend Arrows
HI | LO Temperature/Humidity
Temperature/ Humidity
Trend Arrows
Set Weather Alerts
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Active Alert
Backlight (3 Intensity Levels)
Low Battery Icon
Sensor Search
Station Restart
Position TX141TH-Bv2
Sensor
Position Weather Station
Help Us, Help You!
Let’s Be Social!
Care and Maintenance
Warranty and Support
Specifications
FCC Statement
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Basic Settings
1. Hold the SET button for 3 seconds to enter basic settings.
2. Press and release the + or - button to adjust flashing values.
Hold to adjust quickly.
3. Press and release the SET button to move to the next menu
item or exit the basic settings menu.
4. Press the LIGHT button at any time to exit.
Basic Settings Order:
• Language
(English, Español, Francais)
• Beep ON/OFF
• Atomic ON/OFF
• DST ON/OFF
• Time Zone
• 12Hr/24Hr Format
• Hour
• Minutes
• Year
• Month
• Date
• Temperature: Fahrenheit/Celsius
• Pressure units: INHG or HPA
• Pressure number setting
Note: When Español or
Francais are selected, the
settings menu will continue in
the language selected.
LCD Features
AM | PM
Atomic Time
Sensor Reception Alert Icon
Fahrenheit | Celsius
Trend Arrows
-24h -18h -12h -9h- 6h -3h0 h
Low Battery
Forecast Icons
Temperature Pressure Graph
Humidity Percent RH
Humidity
DST Indicator
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Note: If you set Atomic Time
to OFF, the settings menu will
skip the DST and Time Zone
settings and continue with
12Hr/24Hr Format.

Fahrenheit \ Celsius InHg or hPa Pressure Number
Atomic Time Signal -WWVB
Language Beep ON | OFF Atomic ON | OFF
DST ON | OFF Time Zone
12/24 Hour Format Hour Minutes
Year Month Date
7 Time Zones
Note: Weekday will set automatically, when year, month and
date are set.
• Your station will search for the atomic signal at UTC 7:00,
8:00, 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00.
• If there is no WWVB signal reception, your station will search
every 2 hours until the WWVB time is received.
• The atomic time signal icon (tower) will flash while searching,
and be solid when connected.
• Press and release the SEARCH button to manually search
for the WWVB atomic time signal.
• For information about WWVB visit: http://bit.ly/AtomicTime
Daylight Saving Time (DST) Indicator
• The letters DST will show when your station has
received the atomic time signal and Daylight Saving
Time is being observed.
• If you do not observe Daylight Saving Time, turn DST OFF in
the settings menu.
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The moon phase is based on the Lunar Calendar and updates
when the year, month and date set (manually or by the WWVB
atomic time signal).
Moon Phases Pressure Readings
History Graph:
• Read from left to right, your Pressure History Graph indicates
the rise and fall in air pressure over the past 24 hours.
• The numbers below represent the hour in which the
reading was taken. The “0h” is the current pressure level.
“-3h” was the reading taken three hours ago, compared to
current pressure.
•The graph will scroll continually. This cannot be turned o.
Your station provides Relative Barometric Pressure in:
• Numbers-programmable in the settings menu
• History Graph- provides pressure trend for the past 24 hours
Pressure number:
• Your station will acclimate to the correct pressure without
setting it yourself.
• You also have the option of setting the pressure number to
match your local reporting station by using the settings
menu.
• In the settings menu you can also select the pressure unit of
Inches of Mercury (inHg default) or Hecto Pascal (hPa).
•Your weather station will change to reflect the seasons.
• The trees and foliage will change to give you a fresh look.
• The dates are programmed into your weather station for an
automatic foliage change.
Seasonal Changes in Foliage
March 20th – June 20th
Spring
Autumn
Summer
Winter
June 21st – Sept. 20th
Sept. 21st – Dec 20th
Dec 21st – Mar 19th
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New
Moon
Waxing
Crescent
First
Quarter
Waxing
Gibbous
Waning
Crescent
Last
Quarter
Waning
Gibbous
Full
Moon

Weather Forecast Icons
• The forecast icons are determined by your station's
barometric pressure reading. Please allow 7-10 days for
calibration.
• Six forecast icons use changing atmospheric pressure to
predict weather conditions for the next 12-hours.
• When Outdoor temperature is below 32˚F and the forecast
shows RAIN or T-STORM, the station will display SNOW.
Sunny CloudsPartly Sunny
Rain SnowT-Storm
The arrows by the word FORECAST, indicate the change in
pressure over the past 3 hours.
• UP ARROW: Pressure is rising
• RIGHT ARROW: Pressure is unchanged
• DOWN ARROW: Pressure is falling
Forecast Trend Arrows
HI | LO Temperature/Humidity
• All HI/LO temperature/humidity records reset automatically at
12:00 (midnight).
• Press the TEMP button to view HI/LO records, Heat Index
and Dew Point.
º Press once to view HI temperature/humidity records.
º Press again to view LO temperature/humidity records.
º Press again to view outdoor Heat Index.
º Press again to view outdoor Dew Point.
• HI/LO records reset automatically at midnight.
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Set Weather Alerts
There are 8 programmable weather alerts:
• Outdoor LOW Temperature
• Outdoor HIGH Temperature
• Outdoor LOW Humidity
• Outdoor HIGH Humidity
• Indoor LOW Temperature
• Indoor HIGH Temperature
• Indoor LOW Humidity
• Indoor HIGH Humidity
Note: When you enter the alerts menu, you will first arm the
alert you wish to set, then set the alarm value.
Note: If you do wish not arm the alert, simply press the
ALERTS button to skip that alert and move to the next alert in
the alert menu.
• Hold the ALERTS button to enter alert menu.
• Outdoor LO ALERT ON | OFF will flash.
Alert ON:
1. Press the + or - button to arm the alert. Press the ALERTS
button to make the armed alerts value flash.
2. Press the + or - button to set the alert value (Hold to set
quickly).
3. Press ALERTS button to move to next alert.
4. Press the LIGHT button at any time to exit.
Alert OFF:
1. Alerts are OFF unless armed. If you do not wish to set an
alert, simply press the ALERTS button again to move to the
next alert.
Alert OFF: press + or- to arm Alert ON: press + or- to adjust
Temperature/Humidity Trend Arrows
• The UP and DOWN arrows indicate changes in temperature
and humidity over the past hour.
• They update every 15 minutes and compare data from
exactly one hour prior.
Temperature: arrow changes every 2 degrees Fahrenheit.
Humidity: arrow changes every 3% RH
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• The alert icon will only show when the alert is active, and
will indicate HI or LO alert.
• When armed alert value is reached, station will beep 5 times,
once each minute, until out of alert range.
• The flashing alert icon will indicate whether it is a LO or HI
alert that is sounding.
• Press any button to stop the alert from sounding.
• The alert icon will still flash while value is in alert range.
Disarm Alert:
1. Hold the ALERTS button to enter alert setting menu.
2. Press the ALERTS button until you see the alert you wish to
disarm.
3. Press the + or - button to disarm the alert. The alert will not
sound and the alert icon will not show.
4. Press the LIGHT button to exit.
Active Alert
Backlight (3 intensity levels)
• When operating with the AC adapter, press and release the
LIGHT button to adjust the backlight.
• Intensity Levels: 0% | 20% | 100%
• When operating on battery power only, press the LIGHT
button to activate the backlight for 10 seconds at 100%.
Low Battery Icon
• By indoor temperature; replace batteries in station.
• By outdoor temperature; replace batteries in the sensor.
• If your signal is lost, your station will display its LAST DATA
recorded from your sensor for 10 minutes.
• After that 10 minutes if the signal does not come back,
dashes will show.
• From the main screen hold the SEARCH button to search for
your outdoor sensor.
• The sensor reception icon will animate while searching for
your sensor.
• The icon will be solid when the sensor is connected.
• Your station will search for your missing sensor for 3 minutes
every hour until signal is found.
Sensor Search
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Station Restart
A factory restart of your station will return it to its default
settings and “out of the box” condition. This may resolve
connection issues with your sensor.
1. Be sure there are fresh batteries in your sensor and station.
2. Hold the ALERTS and LIGHT button together for
5 seconds to restart the station.
Position TX141TH-Bv3 Sensor
• To mount the sensor, use the hole at the top to either
hang it from the back using a nail, or insert one
mounting screw through the front of your sensor.
• Mount the TX141TH-Bv3 sensor on a north-facing
wall or in any shaded area. Under an eave or deck rail
is preferred.
• The maximum wireless transmission range to your
weather station is over 330 feet (100 meters) in open air,
not including walls or floors.
• Be sure the sensor is mounted vertically, to allow
moisture to drain out properly.
• Watch sensor mounting video:
http://bit.ly/TH_SensorMounting
Position Weather Station
• Pull out the stand and place on a flat surface.
• Or use the hanging holes on the back to mount on a wall.
• Choose a location 6 feet or more away from electronics
such as cordless phones, gaming systems, televisions,
microwaves, routers, etc.
• Place within range of the outdoor sensors (330 ft, 100m
open air).
• Obstacles such as walls, windows, stucco, concrete, and
large metal objects can reduce the range.
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• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Do not mix Alkaline, Standard, Lithium, or Rechargeable
Batteries.
• Always purchase the correct size and grade of battery most
suitable for intended use.
• Replace all batteries of a set at the same time.
• Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device prior
to battery installation.
• Ensure the batteries are installed with correct polarity
(+ and -).
• Remove batteries from equipment when it is not used for an
extended period of time.
• Promptly remove expired batteries.
Care and Maintenance Specifications
Indoor
Thermo-hygro Sensor
Battery Life
Dimensions
Power
Temperature Range:
Humidity Range:
Relative Pressure Range:
32˚F to 99˚F (0˚C to 37˚C)
10% RH to 99%RH
23.62 to 32.48 inHg (800 to 1100 hPa)
Temperature Range:
Humidity Range:
-40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
Note: When temperatures are colder than
-22°F (30°C) it is recommended to use lithium
batteries
10% RH to 99%RH
308-1416v2 Station:
Optional Battery Backup:
TX141TH-Bv3 Sensor:
5.0 Volt 150mA power cord included
(Required) AC6: GPU280500150WAOO
3-AA batteries not included, backup for time
and date
2-AA batteries not included
308-1416v2 Station:
TX141TH-Bv3 Sensor:
48-60 months with power cord use
over 24 months with reputable batteries.
308-1416v2 Station:
TX141TH-Bv3 Sensor:
6.89” L x 1.26” W x 6.4” H
(17.5 L cm x 3.2 W cm x H-16.32 H cm)
1.57” L x 0.79” W x 5.12” H
(4.0cm L x 2.0cm W x 13.0cm H)
La Crosse Technology, Ltd. provides a 1-year limited time
warranty (from date of purchase) on this product relating to
manufacturing defects in materials & workmanship.
Before returning a product, please contact our friendly
customer support with questions or visit our online help:
Phone: [phone]
Online Product Support and Registration:
www.lacrossetechnology.com/support
Warranty and Support
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in
a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Caution!
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for com-
pliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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The information it contains is regularly checked and corrections are included in subse-
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their consequences. All trademarks and patents are recognized.
FCC Statement
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