Springfield PRECISETEMP 91049-1 User manual

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P R E C I S E T EM PIM
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
M u It i Zo n e W i re I ess I n d oo r/O u td oo r The r mom e te r
MODEL NO. 91049-1
FEATURES
Base Station:
Easy read 1.4"H x 1.3"W dual-view LCD window
- Indoor/outdoor temperature displayed in "C or "F
9 Three radiofrequency channelsto monitortemperature in three different
locations upto
100 ft.
Temperaturetrend arrow indicates rising, falling or constanttemperature
Programmablehighllowtemperaturealert function
. Memoryfunctionrecalls min/max temperaturereadings at all locations
Indoortemperature range: 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
9 Tabletopor wall mountable
Low battery indicator
9 Requires 2 AA batteries (included)
Remote Sensor:
.5"H x 1"W LCD temperaturewindow
Temperaturedisplayedin "C or OF
Remotesensortemperaturerange: 32°F to 122°F (OOC to 50°C)
Remotesensortemperaturerangewith probe: -58°F to 158°F (-50°C to 70°C)
. 10 ft. detachable, weatherproof remotesensor probefor use in pools,
Tabletopor wall mountable
Requires 2 AAA batteries (included)
freezers or soil
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LCD READOUTS
BASESTATION:
Upper Display: Indoor Temperature
Lower Display: Outdoor Temperature
REMOTE SENSOR:
Displays OutdoorTemperature
BATTERY INSTALLATION 1 ACTIVATING BASE STATION:
I. Install batteriesinto the basestation first before the remote sensor.
2. The battery door is located in the back of the unit. Pressand slide open
the battery door. Install 2 AA size batteries into the battery compartment
accordingto the
polarity markings. Slide the battery door back into place.
3. The lower LCD of the receiving unit wiil indicate "---" and is ready to
registerthe remote sensor@).
BATTERY INSTALLATION 1 ACTIVATING REMOTE SENSOR
I. Place remote sensornear basestation.
2. Lift the click lock of the battery Compartment and open the weatherproof
battery cover.
3. Select the RF channel prior to installing the batteries. Slide the sensor
switch
to channe( 1 for setup of the first remote sensor. Select channel
2 or 3 for a secondor third sensor. Do not selectthe same channel
(1, 2 or 3) for an additional sensor.
4. Install 2 AAA size batteries according to the polarity markings inside the
battery compartment.
5. Once the batteries are installed,the remote sensor should automatically
register with the base
station within 3 minutes. The selected channel
number andtemperature should
now be displayed in the lower LCD of the
basestation.
NOTE: If automatic registration does not occur within 3 minutes,
press and hold the RESET button located inside the battery
compartment for at least 3 seconds to send a registration signal to
the
base station. If registration is successful, a beep will sound
from the base station to confirm the new registration.
6. Slide the CIF switch to the preferredtemperature setting.
7. Once registration & CIF selection is complete, slide the battery door back
8. To activate and register a second or third remotesensorwith base station,
into place.
follow steps
I to 6 for each sensor.
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A “low battery” iconwill appear on the screenof the base station when
the batteriesof either the base stationor remotesensors needto be
replaced. Incase
of battery replacementfor a remotesensor, follow
the methodat DEACTIVATING REMOTE SENSOR sectionto clearthe
memory at the base station first. Followsteps 1-7above to register
remotesensor.
DEACTIVATING REMOTE SENSOR
I CLEARING BASE STATION MEMORY
A remotesensor is deactivated once the batteriesare removed from the unit.
Once a remotesensor isdeactivated,the base station’s memory
of the remote
temperature needs to be cleared. Ifthis is notdone, the lasttemperature
of
the remotesensorwill continueto show on the base station even though
that remotesensor has beendeactivated.
Pressthe RESET buttonon the back
of the basestation to clear the registration
of a remotesensorthat will no longerbe in use. Holdthe buttonfor
approximately
5 seconds untilthe basestation beeps and ‘I--- F”is displayed
in the lower
LCD. The basestation is now readyto accept registrationfrom
a new remotesensor.
REMOTE SENSOR TRANSMISSION
The tower icon
on the remotesensor LCD will blinkfor each RF temperature
transmission. The
sensor is designedwith a battery saving mode.
Transmissionto the base stationoccurs every2.5 minutes when the
temperaturechange is lessthan
0.3 degrees Fahrenheit. Wheneverthe
temperaturechange is more than
0.3 degrees Fahrenheit,the signalwill be
transmitted instantlyto the basestation. Iftransmission has not been made to
the base stationwithin 11 minutes,
‘I--- I’ will be displayed onthe basestation
LCD. Try rotatingthe remotesensor in 45 degree steps to resolvethe
transmission problem. Wait at least
3 minutesafter each positionchange to
determine iftransmissionhas been restoredin the new position.
If not, continue
rotationor repositionboth the base stationand remote sensor until successful
transmission.
Note: When the temperaturefalls belowfreezing point,the batteries
of the
remotesensor willfreeze if left outside. This will lowertheir voltage supply and
the effective range. It
is best infreezingconditionsto keep the remotesensor
indoorsand usethe probeto measure outdoortemperature.
If therecontinues to be receptionproblem,contact Springfield Precision’s
CustomerServiceDepartmentat 1-888-809-3284.
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PRODUCT INSTALLATION
Choosea suitable placefor the base unit and remoteoutdoor sensor. Place
the baseunit near
a window, but awayfrom direct sunlight or other sources of
heat or air conditioning to ensure accurateair temperature readings.
The remote sensor should be located
away from direct sunlight and sheltered
fromthe rain. Locatethe sensor unit in a clear area to avoid signal interference.
The maximumtransmission distance
from the remotesensorto the base station
is
I00 feet. Actual transmission distance may be reducedby interferencefrom
buildings, obstructions or a screen betweenthe sensor andthe base station.
The remote sensor will display the generaloutdoor temperature. The
detachable
IO' probe can be used to determine the temperaturein pools,
freezers or soil. To install probe, openthe plug-hole cover on the side of the
remote sensor and insert probe plug. Placeend of piobe intothe specific area
to read correspondingtemperature.
If the probe is not necessary,itis best to
insert the attached the rubber plug intothe hole
on the side of the sensor. '
Both'the base station and remotesensor can bemountedon a wall or stand on
a tabletop. To wall mountthe units, drive a screw into the wall at the desired
locationuntil the
head extends 1/8" from the wall. Locateback of the unit over
the protrudingscrew head.
To stand the base station or remote sensorson a
tabletop, flip out the built-in stands.
OPERATION
Selecting RF Channel:
Usethe Channelbutton on the front o the base station
temperatureat the desired remote sensorlocation. Pressthe
CHANNEL
buttonto scroll through each of the registeredchannels. The corresponding
remotesensor number
& the temperaturewill be displayed inthe lower LCD
window of the basestation.
display the
Ce I sius/fa h renhei t Select ion :
The temperatureonthe base station and remote sensor can be displayed in
either Celsius or Fahrenheit. Pressthe "C/"F button located in the back of the
base station and inthe back
of the remotesensor underthe batterydoor, to
changethe display to the desired unit
of measure. The selected unit of
measure will be displayed in the LCD windows.
MaxlMin
Memory Function:
This RF thermometer records and displays the maximumand minimum
temperaturereadings
of the receiver and all active remotesensors.
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