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Wireless

Temperature Station

PTD 300 US

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Page 1: ... Wireless Temperature Station PTD 300 US OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 2: ...2 Displaying of one of a maximum of 9 outdoor sensors temperature air humidity 6 4 3 Frost warning 6 4 4 Temperature alarm 6 5 Safety instructions 7 6 Battery and environment instructions 8 7 Preparation for operation commissioning 8 7 1 Commissioning the base station 9 8 Controls and indicators 10 9 Operation 12 9 1 Key functions 12 9 2 Selecting of the sensors to display 12 9 2 1 Display panel A...

Page 3: ...ge of display panel A 21 11 Other functions and settings 23 11 1 Commissioning of new sensors 23 11 2 Reset to factory settings 23 11 3 Receiving indicator 23 11 4 Frost warning 24 12 Changing batteries 24 12 1 Base station 24 12 2 Combination sensor outdoor sensors pool sensor 24 13 Troubleshooting 25 14 Range 27 15 Maintenance and cleaning 28 15 1 General 28 15 2 Cleaning base station 28 16 Hand...

Page 4: ...s and product descriptions listed herein are the trademarks of the respective manufacturers All rights are reserved 1 1 Intended use The temperature station PTD 300 US is a high quality temperature mea suring system which processes a large quantity of temperature and air humidity data All external sensors transmit their data per radio to the base station 433 MHz range up to 300 ft in open space se...

Page 5: ...or public information The components of this product are not toys Install all components in such a way that children have no access to them The product is battery operated Any other use than that described above may lead to damage to the product or to other danger Read the complete operating manual carefully It contains much important information about the installation and operation 3 Terminology ...

Page 6: ... temperature air humidity ASH2200US S 300PT US Display of temperature or dewpoint Storage of minimum maximum temperature since last reset except S 300PT US here occurs the storage of the extremely values accessory for last day last week and last month Storage of minimum maximum air humidity since last reset Comfort zone indicator individual adjustable temperature comfort range for the S 300PT US 4...

Page 7: ...lease read the following points carefully Do not use this product in hospitals or medical institutions Although the outdoor sensor only emits relatively weak radio signals these may cause interference to life support systems The same can also apply in other areas The base station is only suited for dry indoor premises Do not expose it to direct sunlight extreme heat cold dampness or humidity For s...

Page 8: ...ase remove the inserted batteries rechargeable batteries in order to prevent damage caused by leaking batteries rechargeable batteries 7 Preparation for operation commissioning Please observe First of all put all available outdoor sensors into operation insert batteries and then the base station itself If you proceed in the opposite order it could occur that the base station does not detect all th...

Page 9: ...ed sensor indoor temperature If one sensor received Temperature of this sensor If more than one sensor received Temperature of the sensor with ad dress 8 this is the pool sensor S 300PT US in factory setting or with the lowest sensor address If you have changed the address on the pool sensor S 300PT US you have to change the display panel A to this address 1 8 see chapter 9 2 1 Lower row Display p...

Page 10: ...MIN MAX Status indicator Low battery warning Display panel A Display panel B Temperature alarm Frost warning Receiving check of the wireless sensor Unit of temperature Water symbol Tendency indicator Comfort indicator Sensor address Dewpoint indicator Frost warning ...

Page 11: ...ay panel A Comfort range only depends on temperature see chapter 10 In display panel B Comfort range depends on temperature and air humidity see chapter 17 Status indicator Marking of actual display functions Sensor address Shows number address of the displayed outdoor sensor Battery warning Low battery warning of the base station Dewpoint indicator Indicate the dewpoint alternatively to temperatu...

Page 12: ...ress for shorter than 1 second et sqq short Long keystroke Press for more than 3 seconds et sqq long If you don t press any key for 10 seconds during the configuration see chapter 10 the unit goes back to normal mode but the last adjustment remains in the display 9 2 Selecting of the sensors to display For allocation and configuration of the sensor addresses please read the manual of the concerned...

Page 13: ...he sensor address 9 ap pears By choosing the indoor sensor no sensor address appears 9 2 2 Display panel B Indoor or outdoor sensor In the base setting the panel B shows the indoor tempera ture and the indoor air humidity If required you can allocate any sensor to this panel For choosing a sensor press the key SENSOR frequently short till the required sensor address and in display panel B the data...

Page 14: ...s new from the moment of the new assignment If you have selected Dewpoint for display panel B then the storage of the MIN MAX values occurs as dewpoint Press the key MIN MAX frequently short till the required value ap pears The sequences of the display panels A and B Sequence of display panel A Pool sensor Sequence of display panel B 1 MIN value since reset MIN value since reset 2 MAX value since ...

Page 15: ...y Dewpoint appears in the display 9 5 Frost warning The frost warning is always active This function warns if the temperature of the sensor which is displayed in the particular display panel is below 39 2 F First time after temperature is below 39 2 F the frost warning symbol in the according display panel is blinking for 30 seconds after this the frost warning symbol remains on permanently F Whil...

Page 16: ...0 2 the tempera ture alarm is automatically activated If you want to deactivate the alarm you have to set the limit to see Chapter 10 2 If required you can add the temperature alarm with audible warning how to enable see chapter 10 3 The temperature alarm is only active for the displayed sen sors in display panel A and B that means if the temperature of not displayed sensors is below or higher tha...

Page 17: ...ed In factory setting the temperature alarm is disabled no limits set The adjustable range is independent of the sensor type 21 8 F up to 175 8 F Consider the measuring limits of the particular sensor when setting the alarm limits If you want adjust only high or low limit set the particular other limit to disabled This setting fol lows the value 175 8 F The temperature alarm is only active for the...

Page 18: ...alue for the low limit by pressing the key SELECT frequently shortly or continued Go ahead with adjusting resp checking the high limit Adjust high temperature alarm limit Press the keys SENSOR and MIN MAX together for approx 3 seconds Now the low limit of the sensor which was assigned to the display panel A and the symbol LO appears If you want to adjust the limit of one of the other sensors press...

Page 19: ...key SELECT frequently shortly or continued Go back to the normal mode by pressing the key SENSOR frequently short or wait without any keystroke till the device goes back to the normal mode Disable temperature alarm Adjust the temperature limit of the particular sensor to follows after 175 8 F F SENSOR Back to normal mode Set value ...

Page 20: ...ning will be enabled disabled together for all sensors Enable audio warning Press the keys SELECT and MIN MAX together for approx 3 seconds The display disappears shortly and thereaf ter ON appears in both display panels Thereafter the device goes back to the normal mode Disable audio warning Press the keys SELECT and MIN MAX together again for approx 3 seconds The display disappears shortly and t...

Page 21: ...s within the comfort range K Temperature is less than 3 6 F beyond the comfort range L Temperature is more than 3 6 F beyond the comfort range The factory setting of the comfort range is from 77 F to 82 4 F The adjustable range is inde pendent of the sensor 41 F up to 158 F Consider the measuruing limits of the particular sensor when setting the comfort range Press the keys SENSOR and SELECT toget...

Page 22: ...N MAX shortly The status indicator changes to HI Adjust the required value for the high limit by pressing the key SELECT frequently short or continuing Go back to the normal mode by pressing the key SENSOR frequently short or wait without any keystroke till the device goes back to the normal mode ...

Page 23: ...r or other sensor with address 8 Display panel B Indoor sensor No alarm limits set Comfort range at display panel A 77 F to 82 4 F Audio warning turned off Open the battery compartment remove the batteries and insert the batteries again with the correct polarity All user settings will be set to the factory setting All stored MIN MAX data will be deleted The device starts now like described in chap...

Page 24: ...acturer Do not mix batteries with rechargeable batteries As already mentioned rechargeable batteries operation is pos sible the durability is however appreciably lower than with batteries For changing the batteries proceed as described in chapter 7 1 Please observe the following After replacing the batteries all data values stored in the base station e g settings MIN Max data etc are deleted and h...

Page 25: ...signal of the outdoor sensors This can be for example radio headphones radio loudspeakers or similar devices Such products are not usually operated constantly the radio reception can for example be perfect the next day this makes the search for the cause more difficult If possible set another frequency on the instru ments which can eliminate the reception problems of the weather station Disturbanc...

Page 26: ...remove the batteries from the base station and outdoor sensors After that wait at least 60 seconds before you insert the batteries into the outdoor sensors again and lastly into the base station observe this order without fail first of all insert the batteries into all existing outdoor sensors only then into the base station In doing so however all values data which the base station has stored e g...

Page 27: ...rth rocks closeness to metal conductive objects e g radiators closeness to the human body broadband disturbances e g in residential area DECT telephones mobile telephones radio head phones radio loudspeakers other radio weather stations baby phones etc closeness to electric motors Transformers network parts pr com puters closeness to poorly shielded or openly operated computers or other electrical...

Page 28: ...ng servicing the device may not be opened Repairs may only be carried out by a specialist who is familiar with the associated hazards and relevant regulations for the device 15 2 Cleaning base station Dust can be removed very easily with a vacuum cleaner and a clean soft brush Keep the opening of the vacuum cleaner close to the base station do not come into contact scratching possible and remove t...

Page 29: ...reme cold or heat direct sunlight dust or flammable gases vapours or heavy vibration strong magnetic fields such as for example in the vicinity of ma chines or speakers Never use the product immediately if it has been taken from a cold area to a warm area The condensation developing could in certain cases destroy the device Wait until the base station has reached room temperature This can take som...

Page 30: ...as which are defined as comfortable or uncomfortable climate For example you feel humidity of under 30 to be too dry at a tempera ture of 77 F e g heating air and humidity of over approx 60 to be humid The comfort indicator in display panel A is controlled according to the defined comfort temperature range see chapter 10 4 For sensors which don t transmit air humidity values the display don t show...

Page 31: ...ion frequency 433 92 MHz Range in the free field up to 300 ft see chapter 14 Dewpoint displaying for sensors with temperature and air humidity Frost warning at temperatures 39 2 F 4 C automatic Temperature alarm for every sensor threshold adjustable Comfort indicator for both display panels separately comfort temperature range for the pool sensor or other with address 8 adjustable Voltage supply 3...

Page 32: ...rom that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The internal antenna used for this mobile transmitter must provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject t...

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