Technoline WS6501 User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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FEATURES: MAIN UNIT
A. IR sensor
It is a contactless key for user to wave hand within 3 inches distance to activate the backlight or
snooze function
B. Air pressure trend
C. Low battery indicator
D. Weather forecast display
Displays the weather-forecast icons for sunny, slightly cloudy, cloudy, rainy, stormy and snowy.
E. Indoor temperature and humidity display
F. MIN/MAX display for indoor temperature and humidity
G. Outdoor temperature display
H. Auto scroll icon
I. MIN/MAX display for outdoor temperature
J. Low battery indicator for outdoor transmitter
K. Barometric history indicator
Indicates the recorded air pressure reading in the past 24 hours
L. Barometric pressure window
Displays the barometric pressure reading in mb hpa or inHg.
M. Barometric pressure chart
Shows the barometric pressure trend chart for the past 24 hours
N. Moon phase
O. Sun position and Moon position
Sun rises from the east (E) and goes down in the west (W) everyday. This weather station can
calculate the different sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset time according to the input city
and diagrams the sun and moon position in a day at 3 hour interval.
P. Sunrise and Sunset time
Shows the exact sunrise time of a pre-set city in a specific day. Press [CITY] button once to
toggle to see the sunset time.
Q. City name
Abbreviation of a city name in Europe. The user must set to his own located city before start to
use this weather station to have the correct sunrise, sunset time & moon phase.
R. Radio controlled time
Display current time, current time and weekday, calendar or alarm time
S. Radio reception signal
Indicates the condition of DCF77 radio controlled time reception
T. Alarm on icon
Appears when alarm is activated
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DESCRIPTION OF BUTTONS
Sculpture has 10 major function buttons on the back
1. [ MEMORY ]
- Toggle to view the Max/Min reading of the Indoor Temperature/Humidity & Remote
temperature.
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Press & hold 2 seconds to clear Indoor temperature/humidity memories & Remote
emperature records.
2. [ CHANNEL ]
Select among channel 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or to enter auto scroll mode.
- Press and hold 2 seconds to activate or deactivate the sensor searching mode

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3. [ HISTORY ]
- Press to view the past 24-hour barometric readings.
- Press and hold 2 seconds to enter the altitude adjustment mode.
4. [ C/F ]
- Toggle the temperature unit °C ÅÆ °F
5. [ UNIT ]
- Press to toggle the pressure unit. (hPa/mbÆinHg)
6. [ ▲]
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Press once to increase the date to view the MOON PHASE status, Sunrise and Sunset time of a
pecific day in Day-Month-Year (or Month-Day-Year depends on the date format setting)
- Press once to increase the setting in CLOCK, CALENDAR or ALARM setting mode
- Press & hold 2 seconds to manually activate or deactivate the radio controlled function
7. [ ▼]
Press to decrease the date to view the MOON PHASE status, Sunrise and Sunset time of a
pecific day in Day-Month-Year (or Month-Day-Year depends on the date format setting)
Press once to decrease the setting in CLOCK, CALENDAR or ALARM setting mode
Press once to arm or disarm the daily alarm under alarm display mode
8. [ CITY ]
- Press once to toggle between the sunrise and sunset time of a pre-set city in a specific day
Press and hold 2 seconds to enter city setting mode, use [ ▲] and [ ▼] to select the
bbreviation of country name and then the city name according to the list in the appendix,
ress [CITY] button to confirm. Use [ ▲] and [ ▼] to select the DST (Daylight Saving Time) ‘O
r ‘OFF’, press [CITY] button to confirm.
9. [ CLOCK ]
Toggle amongst display for Clock-Sec (HR-MIN-Sec), Clock-day (HR-MIN-Weekday), C
Date-Month-Year), alarm time and repeat…
10. [ MODE ]
-Press & hold 2 seconds to enter backlight color setting mode.
Slide switch [BACKLIGHT] on the rear side to select the backlight mode
Power Supply
Slide switch position Battery Only Battery & Adapter Adapter only
Auto Wave hand in front of the IR sensor to activate backlight for 5 seconds
OFF Disable the backlight function
ON Wave hand in front of
the IR sensor to activate
backlight for 5 seconds
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GETTING STARTED
This Weather Station was designed for easy set up. For best operation, the following steps are
required to be done in the proper sequence.
1. FIRST INSERT BATTERIES IN THE MAIN UNIT, THEN IN TRANSMITTER
2. MAIN UNIT CANNOT BE SET MANUALY UNTIL THE WIRELESS TRANSMITTER REGISTRATION
PROCEDURE HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
3. POSITION THE REMOTE UNIT AND MAIN UNIT WITHIN EFFECTIVE TRANSMISSION RANGE, WHICH, IN
USUAL CIRCUMSTANCES, IS 75 METERS.
Although the remote unit is weather resistant, it should be placed away from direct sunlight, rain or
snow.
BATTERY INSTALLATION FOR MAIN UNIT
1. Turn the metal nut anti-clockwise on the bottom of the unit to open and release the battery
compartment;
2. Insert 4 AA size 1.5V alkaline battery as indicate by the polarity;
3. Push the battery compartment back, turn the metal nut clockwise to lock;
Note: Replace the batteries when the low battery indicator appears.
WIRELESS REMOTE SENSOR REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
1. Insert 4 x AA batteries first to the main unit, the outdoor temperature display shows - - . – While
the wave icon will keep blinking for 2 minutes indicate unit is in sensor searching mode.
2. In a second step, insert the 2 x AAA batteries in the transmitter unit. The LED on the front panel
will start flashing at a rate of one time per around 2 seconds indicates channel-1 is in use.
3. While the LED in the sensor unit is flashing, press once the [CH] key will change the sensor
channel setting to 2. Keep toggle on [CH] key can change channel setting up to 5. The LED is
blinking at a frequency to indicate the channel setting. i.e. continous blinks 2 times indicate
channel-2 is selected.
Note: If user does not press any key for 10 seconds, it will exit the channel setting mode and transmit
the RF signal. The main unit will register the temperature reading.
(If the transmitter has the LCD display, the C/F key will toggle the temperature unit on the LCD.)
REMOTE CHANNEL AUTO-SCROLLING
This weather station is equipped with an auto-scroll function. While the auto-scroll function is set, the
unit will automatically cycle to display the temperature of each remote sensor for 6 seconds.
1. To retrieve manually the specific sensor temperature reading, press CHANNEL key until desired
channel number is displayed.
2. To enable auto-scroll function, use CHANNEL button to select channel 1, 2, ... until auto scroll icon
appears on the left hand corner of the 3rd line display.
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DCF 77 RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK
There are 4 wave icons flash to indicate 4 levels of RCC signal status:
If there has no wave above the reception tower that means the signal is very weak and the clock
can not be set by the RCC signal, please try to rotate the unit or other windows to seek for a better
RCC reception location. Besides, the RCC signal is the strongest at night, the user can manually set
the clock to locale time and leave it overnight to receive the RCC signal.
If nothing else works, take the clock outdoors after dark at night, remove and re-install the batteries
and leave it overnight to force it to look for the radio controlled time signal. If the clock works
outdoors but not indoors, you probably have a local interference problem inside your house or
building.
Once the time signal is received, the wave icon will stay on the LCD, and time and calendar will
automatically be updated.
Note: During 10 minutes of time signal reception, all manual settings will be suspended. If setting is
desired, press once [▲] key to deactivate the reception. You can also press and hold the same key
for 3 seconds to manually activate the reception in normal mode. The clock will work as a normal
quartz clock if it can’t receive the RCC signal.
SET THE CLOCK, CALENDAR & LANGUAGE
1. In clock time display mode, press & hold [CLOCK] button for 2 seconds to enter clock setting
mode. Flashing 24 hours will appear.
2. Press [ ▲] or [ ▼] button to switch between 24 hours and 12 hours format, and then press
[CLOCK] button to confirm.
3. The hour digits will flash. Use the [ ▲] button to increase by one hour or [ ▼] button to decease
by one hour to your desired hours. Holding down either button will change the increment unit
rapidly. Press [CLOCK] button to confirm.
4. The minute digits will flash. Use the [ ▲] button or [ ▼] button to set your desired minutes. Holding
down either button will change the increment unit rapidly. Press [CLOCK] button to confirm.
Note: Every change of minute digit will automatically reset the seconds to zero.
5. The year digit will flash and Yr icon appears. Press [ ▲] or [ ▼] button to set your desired year.
Press [CLOCK] button to confirm.
Note: Year range is from 2000 to 2099.
6. D and M icons will flash. Press [ ▲] or [ ▼] to select D M (Date Month) or M D (Month Date)
format. Press [CLOCK] button to confirm.
7. Month digits will flash. Press [ ▲] or [ ▼] button to set your desired month. Press [CLOCK] button
to confirm. Do the same to set Date.
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Note: The moon phase and the weekday will be automatically calculated and displayed for the
date set above.
8. E digit will flash. Press [ ▲] or [ ▼] button to switch 5 languages display of weekday
(English/German/French/Spanish/Italian. See table 1). Press [CLOCK] button to confirm and exit
setting mode.
Table 1
Note: If no key press during setting mode for 10 seconds, it will automatically keep the setting and
exit to normal display.
To set daily alarm
1. In clock time display mode, press [CLOCK] button thrice to switch to display alarm time.
2. Press and hold [CLOCK] button for 2 seconds to enter alarm setting mode.
3. The hour digits will flash, use [ ▲] button to increase by one hour or [ ▼] button to decease by
one hour to your desired hours. Holding down the button will change the increment unit rapidly.
Press [CLOCK] button to confirm.
4. The minute digits will flash. Use [ ▲] button to increase by one minute or [ ▼] button to
decease by one minute to your desired minutes. Holding down the button will change the
increment unit rapidly. Press [CLOCK] button to confirm and finish the setting.
5. When alarm is beeping, wave hand in front of the IR sensor to snooze for 5 minutes. Press
[CLOCK], [ ▲], [ ▼] or [CITY] button to stop the alarm for a day.
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MOON PHASE
The weather station is equipped with 8 moon phases display (i.e. from new moon to waning
crescent) on the screen.
Full Moon
Waxing Gibbous Waning Gibbous
First Quarter Last Quarter
Waning Crescent
Waxing Crescent
New Moon
-The animated rolling moon phase will pause 5 seconds in the place of the current moon phase
calculated by the current calendar date
-The user also can press [ ▲] button or [ ▼] button go through the calendar to check the moon
phase for a specific date other than the current date
SUN POSITION, MOON POSITION, SUNRISE and SUNSET TIME
The weather station will automatically calculate the sun position, moon position, sunrise and sunset
time based on the input city location and the set data.
WEATHER FORECAST
Sunny
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Slight Cloudy
Cloudy
Rainy
Stormy
Snowy
The weather station is capable of detecting local barometric pressure changes, and based on the
data collected, can predict the weather for the next 12 to 24 hours.
Note:
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1. The accuracy of a general pressure-based weather forecast is about 70 to 75%, and therefore,
we cannot be held responsible for any inconveniences so caused by an inaccurate one.
2. The weather forecast is meant for the next 12 to 24 hours. It may not necessarily reflect the
current situation.
3. The ‘Sunny’ forecast covering night hours indicates clear weather.
HOW TO CHECK THE BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
The current and historical barometric pressure is shown on the atmospheric pressure window.
For monitoring the Sea Level barometric pressure reading at certain altitude, the user needs to
select the local altitude (-100 to 2500 meter or -330 to 8200 foot) for the altitude setting. The weather
station requires entry of elevation in meter and in foot separately. To determine your location
elevation, please either contact your local library, TV/radio weather forecaster, or via Internet.
1. To enter the altitude compensation setting mode, press and hold [HISTORY] button for 2 seconds
to switch from Barometric Pressure to Altitude adjust mode for 10 seconds and the meter icon
flashes.
2. During Altitude adjust mode, press [UNIT] button to toggle between meter and foot unit. Then
press [HISTORY] button to confirm.
3. Last altitude reading will flash, press [UNIT] button to increase the value by 10. Hold down the
button to have fast stepping. Press [HISTORY] button once to confirm and exit setting.
The atmospheric pressure can be displayed in mb/hPa, inHg. Press [UNIT] to select the pressure unit.
The weather station is equipped with barometer reading for 24hr history. If you want to check the
pressure history for a particular hour during the past 24 hours, press [HISTORY] button, each press on
the button will go back by an hour.
Note:
If the weather station was just installed with batteries and past data was not yet measured, it will
display ‘----‘.
The recorded barometric changes for the past 24 hours are displayed in a bar chart below the
barometric pressure window.
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SET BACKLIGHT COLOR
Make sure the backlight switch is not on ‘OFF’ position, press & hold [ MODE ] for 2 seconds to enter
the backlight color setting and the barometric chart displays a “C” pattern to prompt the user to
set the color, the alternate backlight indicates the backlight is set to auto mode and its color is
changed according to the weather condition (see more details in ‘BACKLIGHT COLOR CHANGE
ACCORDING TO FORECAST WEATHER CONDITION’), press [UNIT] button to select fix backlight color
in the sequence, ‘AMBER’ Æ‘BLUE’ Æ‘PURPLE’ and then cycle back to ‘auto mode’. Press [MODE]
button to confirm the setting or auto exit after 10 second.
BACKLIGHT COLOR CHANGE ACCORDING TO FORECAST WEATHER CONDITION
While the backlight is set to auto mode, the color of the backlight will change according to the
forecast weather condition to acknowledge the user for the forecast weather.
Sunny - amber color
Slight Cloudy & Cloudy - purple color
Rainy & Stormy (or Snowing) - blue color
Specifications
Main Unit (WS6501)
Displayed temperature range : -10°C to +60.0°C (14°F to 140.0°F)
Proposed operating range : 0°C to +50.0°C (32.0°F - 122.0°F)
Temperature resolution : 0.1°C (0.2°F)
Remote Temperature measurement
Indoor relative humidity measurement ranging from 25%RH to 95%RH at 25°C(77°F)
Batteries : Use 4 pieces UM-3 AA size 1.5V alkaline battery
Caution:
Under severe environment with radio frequency interference, the unit may not establish or maintain
communication link under this condition. It will return to normal state when interference stops.
Remote Unit (TX302)
Displayed range : -20.0°C to +60.0°C (-4.0°F to 140.0°F)
Proposed operating range : -10.0°C to +50.0°C (14.0°F to 122.0°F)
Temperature resolution : 0.1°C (0.2°F)
RF Transmission Frequency : 433 MHz
RF Transmission Range : Maximum 75 meters
Temperature sensing cycle : 60 - 75 seconds
Batteries : Use 2 pieces UM-4 AAA size 1.5V alkaline battery
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Appendix
Europe City Abbreviation List
City City
code Country Country Code
Berlin BER Germany DEU
Duesseldorf DUS Germany DEU
Dresden DRE Germany DEU
Frankfurt FRA Germany DEU
Flensburg FLE Germany DEU
Freiburg FRE Germany DEU
Hannover HAN Germany DEU
Bremen BRM Germany DEU
Hamburg HAM Germany DEU
Rostock HRO Germany DEU
Stralsund HST Germany DEU
Koblenz KOB Germany DEU
Kiel KIE Germany DEU
Kassel KAS Germany DEU
Leipzig LEZ Germany DEU
Muenchen MUE Germany DEU
Magdeburg MAG Germany DEU
Nuernberg NUR Germany DEU
Regensburg REG Germany DEU
Stuttgart STU Germany DEU
Saarbruecken SAA Germany DEU
Schwerin SCH Germany DEU
Alborg ALB Denmark DNK
Arhus ARH Denmark DNK
Copenhagen CPH Denmark DNK
Odense ODE Denmark DNK
Alicante ALI Spain ESP
Andorra AND Spain ESP
Badajoz BAD Spain ESP
Barcelona BAR Spain ESP
Bilbao BIL Spain ESP
Cadix CAD Spain ESP
Cordoba COR Spain ESP
Ibiza IBZ Spain ESP
La Coruna LCO Spain ESP
Leon LEO Spain ESP
Las Palmas LPA Spain ESP
Madrid MAD Spain ESP
Malaga MAL Spain ESP
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Salamanca SAL Spain ESP
Sevilla SEV Spain ESP
Valencia VAL Spain ESP
Zaragoza ZAR Spain ESP
Besancon BES France FRA
Biarritz BIA France FRA
Bordeaux BOR France FRA
Brest BRE France FRA
Cherbourg CHE France FRA
Clermont Ferrand CMF France FRA
Lyon LYO France FRA
Marseille MAR France FRA
Monaco MCO France FRA
Metz MET France FRA
Nantes NAN France FRA
Nice NIC France FRA
Orleans ORL France FRA
Paris PAR France FRA
Perpignan PER France FRA
Lille LIL France FRA
Rouen ROU France FRA
Strasbourg STR France FRA
Toulouse TOU France FRA
Helsinki HEL Finland FIN
Aberdeen ABD UK GBR
Belfast BEL UK GBR
Birmingham BIR UK GBR
Bristol BRI UK GBR
Edinburgh EDH UK GBR
Kingston KIN UK GBR
Liverpool LVP UK GBR
London LON UK GBR
Manchester MAN UK GBR
Newcastle upon Tyne NUT UK GBR
Plymouth PLY UK GBR
Budapest BUD Hungary HUN
Zagreb ZAG Croatia HRV
Ancona ANC Italy ITA
Bari BAI Italy ITA
Bologna BOL Italy ITA
Cagliari CAG Italy ITA
Catania CAT Italy ITA
Firenze FIR Italy ITA
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Foggia FOG Italy ITA
Genova GEN Italy ITA
Lecce LEC Italy ITA
Messina MES Italy ITA
Milano MIL Italy ITA
Napoli NAP Italy ITA
Palermo PAL Italy ITA
Parma PAM Italy ITA
Perrero PRO Italy ITA
Roma ROM Italy ITA
Torino TOR Italy ITA
Trieste TRI Italy ITA
Venezia VEN Italy ITA
Verona VER Italy ITA
Ventimiglia VTG Italy ITA
Dublin DUB Ireland IRL
Luxembourg LUX Luxembourg LUX
Bergen BGN Norway NOR
Oslo OSL Norway NOR
Stavanger STA Norway NOR
Amsterdam AMS Netherlands NLD
Arnhem ARN Netherlands NLD
Eindhoven EIN Netherlands NLD
Enschede ENS Netherlands NLD
Groningen GRO Netherlands NLD
Den Haag HAA Netherlands NLD
Rotterdam ROT Netherlands NLD
Evora AVO Portugal PRT
Coimbra COI Portugal PRT
Faro FAR Portugal PRT
Leiria LEI Portugal PRT
Lisbon LIS Portugal PRT
Porto POR Portugal PRT
Gdansk GDZ Poland POL
Krakow KKW Poland POL
Poznan POZ Poland POL
Szczecin SZC Poland POL
Warsaw WAW Poland POL
Krasnodar KRA Russia RUS
Moscow MOS Russia RUS
Novosibirsk NOV Russia RUS
Samara SAM Russia RUS
St. Petersburg PET Russia RUS
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Ufa UFA Russia RUS
Vladivostok VLA Russia RUS
Yekaterinburg YEK Russia RUS
Gothenburg GOT Sweden SWE
Malmo MLO Sweden SWE
Stockholm STO Sweden SWE
Bratislava BRV Slovakia SLO
Ljubljana LJU Slovenia SLO
Berlgrade BEO Serbia and Montenegro SCG
Graz GRZ Austria AUT
Innsbruck INN Austria AUT
Linz LNZ Austria AUT
Salzburg SLZ Austria AUT
Vienna VIE Austria AUT
Antwerpen ANT Belgium BEL
Brugge BRG Belgium BEL
Bruxelles BRU Belgium BEL
Charleroi CHA Belgium BEL
Liege LIE Belgium BEL
Basel BAS Switzerland CHE
Bern BRN Switzerland CHE
Chur CHR Switzerland CHE
Geneva GNV Switzerland CHE
Locarno LOC Switzerland CHE
Lucerne LUC Switzerland CHE
St Moritz MOR Switzerland CHE
St Gallen SGL Switzerland CHE
Sion SIO Switzerland CHE
Zurich ZUR Switzerland CHE
Prague PRG Czech Republic CZE
Hong Kong HKG China CHN
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