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transmitter features

•  LCD  – displays temperature of both FOOD and 
 

BARBECUE. It will automatically switch between 

 

FOOD and BARBECUE displays.

 

(Note: Press the re-sync button          to switch the 

 

display between ˚C and ˚F.)

•   WIRE STAND – Allows you to stand the receiver 
 

on tabletop or it can be reversed and used as a hanger.

•   BATTERY COMPARTMENT – holds 2 AAA batteries.
•          FOOD – Plug-in for stainless steel FOOD probe.
•          BARBECUE –Plug-in for stainless steel 
 BARBECUE 

probe.

Buttons

1  RE-SYNC        – Transmit manually, terminates the auto registration process. Press and hold for 2 seconds to register the radio 
 

frequency with the receiver. Press to select the temperature unit between ˚C and ˚F.

2  POWER          – Press and hold for 2 seconds to turns ON/OFF the transmitter.

installing batteries

Open the battery compartment of the receiver and insert two “AAA” batteries with correct polarity. Open the battery compartment of 
the by removing the two small screws and insert two “AAA” batteries with correct polarity.

registering receiver & transmitter

The Barbecue Thermometer needs the receiver to register and lock in the radio frequency signal from the transmitter, every time the 
device is turned on. Proceed as follows to register.
1  Plug the stainless steel probe sensors into the corresponding plug in of the transmitter. Note: The FOOD probe is 6 inches long with 
 

pointed end while the BARBECUE probe is 3 inches long with a grill rack clip.

2  Turn on the receiver by pressing the POWER button for 2 seconds.
3  Turn on the transmitter by pressing the power button 2 seconds, found on the back of the transmitter. This needs to be done within 
 

120 seconds of turning on the receiver in order for the receiver to receive the Registration Code from the transmitter. If it doesn’t 

 

beep within 5-10 seconds and the “---” shown on LCD was flashing or is solid, press the POWER button for 2 seconds to turn OFF the 

 

Transmitter and then turn back ON. Pressing and holding the RESYNC button for 2 seconds will get the same result as turning the 

 

transmitter OFF and then ON.

4  Registration is completed when the unit beeps and the probe temperatures will appear on LCD.

loss link alert

If the receiver is taken out of range or there is abnormal external interference or after shutting OFF the transmitter, the receiver may not 
be able to receive the transmission from the transmitter. If this happens over 4 minutes, the unit will alert you by beeping once for every 
4 seconds to tell you to re-sync the signal. Pressing any button on Receiver will stop the Loss Link beep.
To regain transmission signal, move the receiver close to the transmitter, turn OFF the Receiver and then turn back ON. Press and hold the 
RESYNC button of the transmitter 2 seconds within 120 seconds and the temperatures should appear on the receiver display.

Remarks: 

According to FCC Part 15.231(e) rule, the RESYNC button can be activated once every 12 seconds manually. If the  re-

synchronization doesn’t succeed 1st time, wait for 12 seconds before pressing & hold the RESYNC button again. Or you can press and hold 
the power button 2 seconds to turn OFF the Transmitter and then turn back ON again.It will produce the same result.

thermometer mode

In thermometer mode, the LCD will show a FOOD icon in the upper part of the display and a BARBECUE icon in the lower part of the 
display. You can follow processes below to gain your desired settings.

Setting HI (Maximum) FOOD Temperature

1  Press the HI/ CLEAR button to display the maximum FOOD temperature, which will only be displayed for 5 seconds. The FOOD 
 

temperature range is 32˚ F - 572˚ F and the default setting is 176˚ F.

2  Press and hold the HI/ CLEAR button until the digits flash.
3  Press the HI/ CLEAR button to set your desired temperature. It will increase one with each press. Press and hold the HI/ CLEAR 
 

button to fast increase.

4  Press the LIGHT/MODE button to confirm the setting. Note: Press HI/CLEAR to read your set maximum FOOD temperature. To 
 

destroy harmful bacteria like Salmonella and E Coli the USDA recommends the following minimum internal temperatures:

 

(Beef, Veal, Lamb Steaks & Roasts and Fish) to be 145˚ F

 

(Egg Dishes, Pork and Ground Beef Veal & Lamb) to be 160˚ F

 

(Turkey, Chicken & Duck Whole, Pieces & Ground) to be 165˚ F

Summary of Contents for IVAWLTHERM

Page 1: ... press to increase the minimum BARBECUE temperature Press and hold for 2 seconds to increase 10 degrees per second In TIMER MODE when the TIMER is stopped press to set the minute Press and hold for 2 seconds to increase 10 minutes per second 3 LIGHT MODE Press to turn on the LCD back light for 5 seconds Press and hold for 2 seconds to select THERMOMETER MODE or TIMER MODE 4 HI CLEAR In THERMOMETER...

Page 2: ...tter OFF and then ON 4 Registration is completed when the unit beeps and the probe temperatures will appear on LCD loss link alert If the receiver is taken out of range or there is abnormal external interference or after shutting OFF the transmitter the receiver may not be able to receive the transmission from the transmitter If this happens over 4 minutes the unit will alert you by beeping once f...

Page 3: ...ated until the actual BARBECUE temperature goes above the set minimum temperature For example You set the minimum BARBECUE temperature as 220 F and press the ALERT C F STOP START to activate the alarm The unit will NOT beep or flash even if the actual BARBECUE temperature is below 220 F It assumes that your BARBECUE is not up to temperature Only when the actual BARBECUE temperature goes over 220 º...

Page 4: ...DE to confirm the 160 F setting Press HI HR to display the maximum BARBECUE temperature Press and hold HI HR until the maximum BARBECUE temperature flashes Press HI HR repeatedly until 250 F appears press and hold HI HR button will increase the temperature 10 degrees per second Quickly press LIGHT MODE to confirm the 250 F setting Press LO MIN to display the minimum BARBECUE temperature Press and ...

Page 5: ... radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encourag...

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