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Setup
(continued)
Altitude and Weather Icon Selection
1. Hold
HISTORY
for 3 seconds, there will be
altitude flashing, you can adjust this altitude
2. Press
HISTORY
, the weather icon will flash,
press
+
and
–
to select weather icon
3. Press
HISTORY
, the hPa will flash, press
+
and
–
to switch between hPa and inHg.
The reading will be comparative air pressure. If altitude
is set to 0, the reading will match local air pressure
Illumination
Press
SNOOZE/LIGHT
to activate the
display illumination for 5 seconds
Moon Phase Display
Living Space Humidity
The weather station uses saved data to
determine the humidity in the living space and
shows the respective symbols:
Smile Meh frown
Dry:
humidity below 40%, any temperature
Comfortable:
humidity 40%~70%, temperature 20~28°C
Wet:
humidity 70%~90%, any temperature
Freeze
The freeze symbol
SNOWFLAKE
will flash in case
outdoor temperature at range of +1~-1°C
The freeze symbol
SNOWFLAKE
will be stable in case
of outdoor temperature under -1.1°C
Low Battery Condition Display
The
Indoor Display Console
shows
the
Low Battery
condition symbol
battery-quarter
to remind you to change the batteries
of the
Indoor Display Console
or the
Outdoor Sensor
when necessary
Indoor Display Console
Low Battery
condition
symbol
battery-quarter
will be shown on the left hand side
within the
INDOOR
section of the display
Outdoor Sensor
Low Battery
condition symbol
battery-quarter
will be shown on the left hand side within
the
OUTDOOR
section of the display
Indoor Display Console
low battery
condition displays within the indoor section.
Outdoor Sensor
low battery condition
displays within the outdoor section
Wireless Connection to
Outdoor Sensor
Press
CHANNEL
to select a channel. You can
read the data of up to 3
Outdoor Sensors
on one
Indoor Display Console
Press and hold
CHANNEL
for 3 seconds
to search for outdoor sensor
Additional tips:
When placing both the
inside and outside units remember they
are subject to interference. Try to:
a. Install both units as close as possible to each other.
b. Avoid outside interference by not placing
them near computers, TVs, etc.
c. Concrete walls and floors can
interrupt transmissions.
d. If the connection is successful initially
and then fails occasionally, try to reduce
the distance between the units
