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CM9088

Wireless Desktop Weather Station

Contents

1. What’s in the Box?

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2. Features

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3. Setup

Guide

............................................................................................. Page 5

3.1 Battery Installation ................................................................... Pages 5 & 6

3.2 Sensor Installation.................................................................... Pages 6 & 7

4. Display

Console

............................................................................. Pages 7 & 8

4.1 Weather Forecasting ......................................................................... Page 9

4.2 Weather Tendency Indicator............................................................ Page 9

4.3 Examples of Changing Weather Icons ............................................ Page 9

4.4 Storm Warning Indicator .................................................................. Page 9

5. Program

Mode

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5.1 Quick Display Mode ........................................................................ Page 10

5.2 Setting Mode .......................................................................... Pages 10 - 14

5.3 Setting Calibrated Humidity........................................................... Page 14

5.4 Setting Barometric Pressure .......................................................... Page 15

5.5 Alarm Mode ............................................................................ Pages 15 - 17

5.7 Sunrise and Sunset ......................................................................... Page 18

5.8 Minimum/Maximum Mode............................................................ Page 19

6. Support

....................................................................................... Pages 20 & 21

7. Product

Speciﬁcation

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Summary of Contents for CM9088

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Page 2: ... know if and when certain conditions are met The CM9088 is packed with numerous features that will enable you to bring the joy of the great outdoors into your home so please make sure to begin by reading through this manual in order to get the most out of your new weather station Thank you for choosing ClimeMET This manual should be kept in a safe place for future reference as it contains importan...

Page 3: ... Page 9 4 2 Weather Tendency Indicator Page 9 4 3 Examples of Changing Weather Icons Page 9 4 4 Storm Warning Indicator Page 9 5 Program Mode Page 10 5 1 Quick Display Mode Page 10 5 2 Setting Mode Pages 10 14 5 3 Setting Calibrated Humidity Page 14 5 4 Setting Barometric Pressure Page 15 5 5 Alarm Mode Pages 15 17 5 7 Sunrise and Sunset Page 18 5 8 Minimum Maximum Mode Page 19 6 Support Pages 20 ...

Page 4: ...A batteries for the outdoor sensor Phillips Screwdriver for mounting your outdoor sensor Please help in the preservation of the environment and return used batteries to an authorized depot All rights reserved This handbook must not be reproduced in any form even in excerpts or duplicated or processed using electronic mechanical or chemical procedures without written permission of the publisher 03 ...

Page 5: ...g or hPa 6 Weather Tendency Arrow 7 Forecast Icons Based on Changing Barometric Pressure 8 DCF 1 Radio Controlled Time and Date with Manual Setting 9 Automatic Updates for Daylight Saving Time Based on Germany DST System 10 Synchronized Instant Reception 11 12 or 24 hour Time Display 12 Time Alarm with Snooze 13 Perpetual Calendar 14 LED Backlight 15 Wall Hanging or Free Standing 16 Low Battery In...

Page 6: ...of batteries a random security code is transmitted that must be synchronized with the base station to receive weather data Therefore if the batteries from the remote sensor were changed then the display console must also be powered up again to re learn the transmitter so it can receive data The most eﬀective way to do this is to remove all batteries from both parts wait one minute with both units ...

Page 7: ... successful the received time and date will overwrite the manually set time and date If after setting the time manually it appears to then jump forward it is possible that the unit has received the radio controlled time and overwritten the manual time setting If this happens please check the Time Zone setting as you may need to adjust this to compensate for international time diﬀerence To do this ...

Page 8: ... temperature readings We recommend that you install the remote sensor on an outside North facing wall Remember that some obstacles such as thick walls concrete and large metal objects can reduce the transmission range To wall mount use 3 screws to ﬁx the wall bracket to the desired wall and then simply plug the remote sensor into the bracket 4 Display Console The following illustration shows the f...

Page 9: ...ew point temperature display 14 Outdoor temperature low high alarm 15 Outdoor temperature and humidity alarm on indicator 16 Temperature display unit 17 Outdoor temperature display 18 Outdoor humidity display 19 Outdoor humidity low high alarm 20 Absolute or relative air pressure selection 21 Barometer air pressure 22 Pressure with 24 hour history graph 23 Pressure high alarm 24 Pressure alarm on ...

Page 10: ...worse The weather forecast icon is in accordance with the calculation between the current relative pressure and the on going pressure change over the last six hours If a change is occurring the weather tendency indicator animated arrows will be ﬂashing for three hours indicating that a change in the weather is underway If weather conditions have then become stable and no new weather change conditi...

Page 11: ...t Press the SET key again to switch to the pressure setting 2 Switch between Absolute pressure Relative pressure pressing the MIN MAX key of the key shifts display between the absolute pressure and relative pressure Press the SET key to accept the change and toggle between these settings then either press SNOOZE LIGHT or wait 10 seconds to exit this program mode 5 2 Setting Mode Hold the SET key f...

Page 12: ...8 PST Paciﬁc Standard Los Angeles CA USA 7 MST Mountain Standard Denver CO USA 6 CST Central Standard Chicago IL USA 5 EST Eastern Standard New York NY USA 4 AST Atlantic Standard Caracas 3 São Paulo Brazil 2 AT Azores Azores Cape Verde Islands 1 WAT West Africa 0 GMT Greenwich Mean London England WET Western European 1 CET Central European Paris France 2 EET Eastern European Athens Greece 3 BT Ba...

Page 13: ...decimal number up or down Note To determine your latitude and longitude we recommend visiting www bing com maps and enter your street address 5 Longitude Location Press the SET key again to adjust the Eastern and Western Hemisphere settings The icon LO longitude will appear in the Time and Date ﬁeld Press the key to change between EST eastern hemisphere and WST western hemisphere Next press the AL...

Page 14: ...ibrated value press the ALARM key while the temperature is ﬂashing 10 Indoor humidity calibration Press the SET key to adjust the indoor humidity Press the key or MIN MAX key to adjust the humidity up or down in 1 increments Please see Setting Calibrated Humidity notes below for further information 11 Outdoor Temperature Calibration default is measured outdoor temperature Press the SET key to adju...

Page 15: ...midity Humidity is a diﬃcult parameter to measure accurately and drifts over time the calibration feature allows you to compensate for this To calibrate humidity you will need an accurate source such as a sling psychrometer or whirling hygrometer To calibrate indoor humidity In the Setup Mode with the indoor humidity ﬂashing press the key or the MIN MAX key to increase or decrease the humidity set...

Page 16: ... 29 92 inHg 1013 mb are considered high pressure and relative pressure measurements less than 29 92 inHg are considered low pressure To determine the relative pressure for your location locate an oﬃcial reporting station near you the internet is the best source for real time barometer conditions such as weather com or wunderground com and set your weather station to match the oﬃcial reporting stat...

Page 17: ... to then choose if the alarm is on or oﬀ if the alarm is enabled the speaker icon on the LCD will be displayed to indicate this Press the SET key to conﬁrm the setting and continue pressing the SET key to toggle through the remaining alarm modes until it returns to the normal display mode Remember you can press SNOOZE LIGHT key or leave the keys alone for 10 seconds at any time and the alarm mode ...

Page 18: ...y outdoor alarm icon and high low alarm icon will also ﬂash accordingly For example in the outdoor temperature display mode when then dew point high alarm is triggered the DEW POINT icon will ﬂash along with the outdoor high alarm icons conﬁrming that the current alarm is relating to high dew point 5 6 Moon Phase The following moon phases are displayed based on the calendar date 17 ...

Page 19: ...ber are returned In this example Latitude 33 2981181889772 Longitude 111 960209459066 The table below of deﬁnes the hemisphere based on the positive or negative sign 3 In this example the location entered into the display is as below Latitude 33 30 North Longitude 111 96 West after rounding to two signiﬁcation digits Record your longitude and latitude here for future reference 18 Positive Positive...

Page 20: ...th the time and date at which these values were recorded 1 Indoor humidity 2 Indoor temperature 3 Outdoor humidity 4 Outdoor temperature 5 Dewpoint 6 Pressure In the Minimum reading Mode press the key to display the following minimum values together with the time and date at which these values were recorded 1 Indoor humidity 2 Indoor temperature 3 Outdoor humidity 4 Outdoor temperature 5 Dewpoint ...

Page 21: ...reless radio speaker etc Loss of signal TO RESET THE WHOLE STATION 1 Place the console and sensor next to each other and take all batteries out of both parts 2 Leave the console overnight powered down without batteries 3 In the morning reinsert the batteries into the sensor ﬁrst then straight away place the batteries into the console 4 Wait a few minutes you should then see the readings show on bo...

Page 22: ...scroll through the options until the relative pressure setting display changes to a single number 3 The pressure threshold is defaulted to 2hPa Check that this is what is displayed the range is 2 4hPa The lower the number the less it will take to detect a change in pressure The higher the number the more pressure will need to change to alter the weather tendency 4 Use Min Max and the buttons to ch...

Page 23: ...terval thermo hygro sensor 48 sec Water proof level IPX3 Indoor data Pressure temperature 48 sec Indoor temperature range 0 C to 60 C Resolution 0 1 C Measuring range rel humidity 1 99 Resolution 1 Measuring range air pressure 700hPa 1100hPa Resolution Accuracy 0 1hPa 1 5hPa Alarm duration 120 sec Power consumption Base station 3XAA 3 x AA 1 5V LR6 Alkaline batteries Remote sensor 2xAAA 2 x AAA 1 ...

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