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7. CHANGING CHANNEL AND CONNECTING
ADDITIONAL SENSORS
a) Press the channel button on the main unit’s display
repeatedly to select the desired channel 1, 2 or 3 for the
sensor. Then press and hold the channel button until
the icon starts to flash.
b) Set the outdoor sensor switch to the corresponding
channel you just selected. Data from the sensor will be
loaded within three minutes. If you press the channel
button until the cycling symbol shows, data from all
sensors will be shown automatically, sensor by sensor.
c) If the sensor signal is not found, remove the batteries
and proceed again, or press the TX button to reset.
8. RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK
When turned on the first time, the weather station
automatically starts to search for a DCF77 signal for the
time setting. If no signal is found, the search stops and you
need to set the time manually. It may take some time for
the station to receive the signal. The main unit will update
the DCF signal every night at 01:00, 02:00 and 03:00. Note!
The main unit can only receive the DCF77 signal on channel
1. Therefore, make sure that there is at least one outdoor
sensor connected and active on channel 1.
Note. DCF77 signal transmitter is located near Frankfurt
in Germany. Finland is located on the edges of the range
of this signal. The strength of the signal varies depending
on conditions and it might not be always available in all
locations. The signal will generally be stronger in the
southern parts of the country than in the northern parts.
9. TIME AND DATE SETTINGS
Press the MODE button on the display, then hold the SET
button for three seconds to enter the time setting mode.
The current value starts to blink. The values are changed
in this order: time zone language year month/day
order month day 12/24h display hour minute
second exit. Change the values with the UP/DOWN
buttons and confirm and move to the next value with the
SET button.
10. ALARM SETTINGS AND FEATURES
Press the ALARM button on the display to select one of
the two alarms, on the display indicated with AL 1 or AL
2. Both alarms can be active at the same time. To set the
alarms, press the MODE button twice and then hold the SET
button for three seconds until the hour value starts to blink.
Change the values with UP/DOWN buttons and confirm
with the SET button.
When the alarm goes o, the display lights up and the
alarm will sound for three minutes before it is automatically
turned o. Press the snooze/light button on top of the main
unit to snooze the alarm for five minutes. Press any other
button to turn o the alarm for the day.
11. SETTINGS FOR ALTITUDE AND ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE
The weather station can show atmospheric pressure in
two dierent units: hPa (unit used in Internatinal System of
Units) or inHg (unit typically used in the United States). The
weather station keeps a history of pressure readings for
the last 12 hours. To achieve more accurate calculations,
you should manually set the altitude for the place where
the weather station is being used according to following
instructions.
a) Press the MODE button on the display three times.
b) Press the SET button for three seconds.
c) Use the UP/DOWN buttons to set the altitude between
-90 m … 1990 m.
d) Press the MODE button to switch between hPa and
inHg.
e) Press the SET button to confirm and quit settings.
12. TEMPERATURE ALERT
The weather station can alert you of temperature changes
indoors and outdoors. To change alert settings, follow the
instructions below.
a) Press the MODE button on the display four times.
b) Press the SET button for three seconds.
c) Use the UP/DOWN buttons to change the settings
in following order: outdoor low temperature limit
outdoor low temperature alarm on/o outdoor high
temperature limit outdoor high temperature alarm
on/o indoor low temperature limit indoor low
temperature alarm on/o indoor high temperature
limit indoor high temperature alarm on/o exit.
d) Confirm the selection in each phase by pressing the SET
button.
