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The data from the second outside transmitter and the symbol “Channel ” should now
be displayed on the weather station. If this does not happen within minutes, then all
batteries have to be removed from all units and a new basic setting from Step 1 has to be
undertaken.
As soon as the symbol “Channel ” and its outside area data are displayed on the weather
station, the batteries are to be inserted into the third transmitter. Within minutes, the data
from the third outside transmitter (“Channel ”) have to be displayed. If the data from the
third outside transmitter correctly received, then the channel symbol switches back to “1.”
If this does not happen, a new basic setting from Step 1 has to be undertaken.
The batteries should be inserted into the third outside transmitter at the latest
within 10 seconds after reception of outside area data from the second outside
transmitter.
To ensure a sufficient 868 MHz signal transmission, it is necessary to maintain a distance
of no more than 100 meters under good conditions between the final installation locations
of the weather station and the outside transmitter (see note under “Placement” and “868
MHz reception”).
If the description above for setting of additional outside transmitters is not
correctly followed, transmission problems can arise. If such problems arise,
removal of the batteries from all units and a new setting from Step 1 are
required.
If the battery output is insufficient, a battery status symbol is displayed. The battery symbol
in the “Indoor” area (upper right) indicates that the batteries of the weather station should be
replaced; the battery symbol in the “Outdoor” area (lower right) applies to outside transmitter.
B) Adjustment of the temperature unit
The temperature display is preset to °C (Celsius) units.
To switch the display to °F (Fahrenheit), push and hold the
SET/CH key for about seconds to enter manual setting
mode; the temperature display °C / °F flashes.
When the display flashes, use the + key to switch between
“°F” und “°C.”
Press the SET/CH key to confirm the selection and to enter the
“Setting 1/4-hour display format” mode.
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C) Setting time display format (12/24-hour)
“1h” or “4h” will flash on the LC display (default 4h).
Use the “+” - key to set the display mode to “1h” or “4h.”
Press the SET/CH key again to confirm the selection and to
enter the „Manual time setting“ mode.
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D) Time setting
Pressing the SET/CH key again makes the hour figures flash.
Use the “+” - key for setting the hours.
Then press the SET key in order to get into the setting mode
for the minutes; the minute figures flash. Use the “+” key for
setting the minutes.
Press the SET/CH key to confirm the selection and to end the
settings.
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E) Symbol bar “weather girl” (symbol for temperature conditions)
One of the five different temperature symbols (represented by the „weather girl“ in different
clothing) is displayed in the middle of the LC display. This designates the various temperature
conditions depending on the current outside temperature (temperature measured by the
outside transmitter of Channel 1):
>6°C
>78.8°F
19 - 5.9°C
66. - 78.6 °F
10–18.9°C
50 - 66°F
0 – 9.9°C
– 49.8°F
< 0°C
< °F
F) Channel selection
If more than one outside sensor is connected, the input values of the various channels can be
observed by pressing the SET/CH key in normal display mode; at the same time, display of the
channel numbers “1,” “” or “” takes place. When using only one sensor, there is no display.
G) Display of minimum and maximum daily outside temperature
In normal mode, this weather station displays the maximum and minimum daily outside
temperature values per channel in the lowest section of the LC display for each channel selected.
Take note of the channel number. To view the maximum and minimum daily temperature for
another channel, press the SET/CH key in normal display mode.
The minimum temperatures of the day are automatically set back to their current
values at 8:00 p.m. (0:00) daily; the maximum temperatures at 8:00 a.m. daily.
