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The required time can now be set using the touch screen fields “+” and “–”. It is possible to
run through the display more quickly by pressing for longer.
The seconds are automatically set to zero.
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In addition, it now possible to select the display format for the time, date and day of the week
between military and standard format using the “12/24h” touch screen field.
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When all the settings have been made, you can exit set-up by pressing the “END” key. The
clock will now be started (seconds start automatically from zero).
Setting the day and the date
The date and the day of the week are displayed in touch screen field 21.
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Touch screen field 21must be pressed in order to make the required settings.
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The date display will now flash:
German (24 h):
or English (12 h):
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The date can now be set using the touch screen fields “+” and “–”. It is possible to run
through the display more quickly by pressing for longer.
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The day of the week can also be selected using touch screen field 27 (DAY) as long as the
date is flashing.
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In addition, it is now possible to select the display format for the time, date and day of the
week between military and standard format using the “12/24h” touch screen field.
Please note:
The whole of the display changes each time, i.e. the time, date format and
language for the day of the week display.
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When all the settings have been made, you can exit set-up by pressing the “END” key.
Sensor administration
Sensor administration is called up by pressing the “SENSOR ADMIN” touch screen field:
Here you can set the following parameters:
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Address for the rain (1), wind (2) and brightness sensors (3)
if deviating from address 7.
If an address is changed here, after leaving the configuration mode, the weather station will
carry out a complete sensor synchronization for 6 minutes (as at 7:30am).
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Sensor protocol version (4)
.
1.Sensor addresses
The sensor addresses can be set up by touching the associated field (0 to 7).
2.Protocol version
The sensor protocol version can be changed over between 1.1 and 1.2 by touching the “Version”
field (field 1)(for an explanation see section on Commissioning, page 6).
3.2.
Normal display function
The diagram below shows an example of the normal weather station display. In the following
description of the individual display fields, the meaning of the display is always explained first and
in some cases the necessary operating actions followed by any available key functions so that
you can get a quick overview of the display and control options for each value.
3.2.1. Temperature/Humidity/Climatic
conditions
3.2.1.1. Indoor sensor (field 1/2)
The top left hand field of the display is associated with the indoor sensor. It displays the following
information from left to right:
1.
Tendency arrow symbols
Indication of the tendency of the indoor temperature compared
with the last value received: rising (arrow pointing upwards) or falling (arrow pointing
downwards).
2.
Alternative display of the
current temperature
(see example left)
or corresponding
dewpoint
(“Dewpoint”, see example right).
3. Here,
the
“Graph” symbol
shows that the trend display for the indoor temperature has
been selected in the history field. It only appears if it has previously been selected (see
3.2.6.:“History ”). The trend can also be displayed for the humidity.
4.
Temperature display units.
Depending on selection in configuration mode.
and the lower touch screen field will change to the following form:
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