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Once the sensor unit is installed it is important to set the main internal receiver unit.
There is a lot of information shown on this display unit and most of the measurements can be
displayed in more than one measurement standard.
For example the clock can operate in 12 hour AM & PM mode or in a 24 hour military style.
The rainfall can be in millimetres (mm) or in inches (in). The choice of how you run the
measurements is yours.
To set all the parameters you must work your way logically through the measurements.
The numbers and settings are controlled by six setting keys on the top & back of the main unit.
These are labelled MODE ,
+
,
-
, ALARM, ALERT & SNOOZE / LIGHT.
After inserting the batteries the main unit will connect with the outdoor sensor by wireless signal.
The 2 units must be properly “synchronised”. This should have been done during assembly. If
not, the process take about 3 minutes to do. It is done automatically by both units providing both
sets of batteries are installed within 3 minutes of each other. You will know when the connection
has been made once the outside measurements are displayed on the main unit.
If a wireless connection is not made you can start the “sync” process by holding down the
“ALARM” button for more than 3 seconds.
1) Introduction
2) Initial Operation
Programming the Internal Main Unit
