WIRELESS REMOTE SENSOR REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
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1. Insert the 2 AA batteries in the correct polarity (if you hold the sensor as indicated
above, the left side, where is pointing directly to, has to show the + polarity
of the battery, the other side, on the right, the – polarity). The small red LED
on the front panel will start to flash for about 10 seconds. The default flashing
frequency is once every 2 seconds to indicate this sensor will be registered on
channel 1 if not set manually within 10 seconds.
2. While the transmission LED is flashing, you may change the transmission chan
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nel of the sensor. Press once the [CH] button
at the bottom of the remote sen-
sor and it will flash twice to indicate this sensor will now be registered on channel
2. Keep on pressing the [CH] button will change the channel setting up to 3 and
the next pressing then back to channel 1.
3. Once a remote sensor is registered, the main unit will display its temperature in the
corresponding remote channel.
4. The remote sensor will automatically start a 10 minute DCF77 time reception after
2 minutes channel registration.
It will not send the temperature to the main unit during these 10 minutes of time
reception.
5. The remote sensor will then send the received time signal to the main unit.
TRANSMISSION RANGE
The maximum transmission range between outdoor sensor and weather station is 30m
under optimum conditions in an open area. The actual distance will be reduced by
many factors:
• Walls, reinforced concrete ceilings
• Trees, bushes, earth, rocks
• Metal & conducting objects (eg radiators)
• Broadband interferences in residential areas (DECT telephones, mobiles, radio
controlled headphones, radio-controlled speakers, other radio-controlled weather
stations, etc.)
~ 25 ~
(ENG)
