Velleman ED31168 User manual

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4. Features
•indoor and wireless outdoor humidity measurement
•indoor and wireless outdoor temperature measurement
•weather forecast and moon phase
•time, date, month, alarm, snooze, moon phase
•12/24hours display mode
•comfort mode icons
•indoor/outdoor thermometer trend indicator
•up to 3 wireless sensors can be connected (3 channels)
•day of the week in 7 languages: Dutch, Spanish, Danish, German,
English, Italian, French
•°C/°F selectable
•outdoor humidity/temperature processed from max. 3 different wireless
sensors (WS8707S, 1 incl.)
5. Overview
Refer to the illustrations on page 2of this manual.
A display
1 date and month
2 day of the week
3 moon phase indication (8 phases)
4 time and status indication, year indication
AM/PM… 12h mode
snooze function activated
battery low
alarm enabled
5 weather forecast (4 indications)
6 indoor trend indication
7 comfort indication
8 indoor temperature
9 indoor humidity
10 outdoor temperature
11 outdoor trend indicato
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12 outdoor humidity
13 channel indicator
14 link indicator
B DOWN button
C UP button
D SET button
E ALARM button
F CHANNEL selecto
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G SNOOZE button
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S1 sensor display S4 channel selector
S2 suspension S5 °C/°F selector
S3 test button S6 battery compartment
6. Settings
Refer to the illustrations on page 2of this manual.
•Insert batteries in the battery compartment at the back of the weather
station. Follow the polarity as indicated in the battery compartment (see
§9).
Setting the date and time
•To switch between 12h and 24h format, press UP [C].
•Press and hold SET [I] for ±2s. The year indication starts flashing [4].
•Press the UP [C] or DOWN [B] to set the year, press SET [D] to confirm.
The month indication [1] starts flashing.
•Use UP [C] or DOWN [B] to successively set the month [1], date [1],
day language [2] (EN= English, IT = Italian, FR = French, NE = Dutch,
ES = Spanish, DA = Danish, GE= German), hour [4], minutes [4] and
time zone [4]. Confirm each setting with the SET button [D].
Notes:
•press and hold UP [C] or DOWN [B] for fast progress
•day of the week and moon phase change automatically depending on
the set date and time.
•the display will return to normal operation after ±7s of inactivity
Alarm setting
•Press and hold ALARM [E] for ±2s. The alarm time is displayed [4] and
the hour indication is flashing.
•Use UP [C] or DOWN [B] to successively set the hour and minutes.
Confirm each setting with the ALARM button [E].
Remote sensor
•Slide the back of the remote sensor open (slide down) and make sure
batteries are present inside the remote sensor (see §9).
•Set the channel selector [S4] to the desired channel (1~3). The channel
is indicated on the LCD [S1].
Note: when multiple sensors are used they must be set to different
channels.
•Set the same channel on the clock using the channel selector [F]. The
channel is shown on the LCD [13].
•Press the test button [S3] to test the link between the sensor and the
clock. When everything works fine, a link indicator [14] lights up
briefly on the LCD and the clock will beep once.
•Press the °C/°F selector [S5] to set the temperature scale on the remote
LCD [S1] to °C or °F.
Note: this setting is only applicable for the temperature indication on the
remote sensor itself, not on the clock.
•Close the back of the sensor.
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