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5. Indoor temperature trend
6. Indoor temperature and humidity
7. Indoor icon
8. Remote sensor 1 temperature and humidity
9. Remote sensor 2 temperature and humidity
10. Remote sensor 3 temperature and humidity
11. Alarm
12. Radio-controlled time indicator
13. Weather forecast
14. Barometer tendency
15. Hanging hole
16. MEM button
17. CH button
18. SNZ/LIGHT button
19. UP button
20. DOWN button
21. MODE button
22. DC power socket
23. Battery cover
24. Stand
25. Temperature and humidity (remote sensor)
26. LED indicator
27. Hanging hole
28. Channel button
29. Battery cover
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Functions
1. Weather forecast indicated by six icons
2. Temperature trend indicators
3. Radio-controlled time from the from the MSF signal in the UK
4. Indoor temperature and humidity display
5. Three channels for display of readings from the included outdoor remote temperature and humidity
sensors
6. Weekday display in English
7. Alarm function
8. Alarm snooze for five minutes
9. Day and date display
5.
Initial Setup
Plugging in the adaptor automatically switches on the backlight of the display console, then pressing SNZ /
LIGHT button, sets the backlight brightness HI > LO > OFF
Note: If the Display Console is powered solely by batteries; in order to conserve battery power, the display
console screen will illuminate for a few seconds after the SNZ/LIGHT button is pressed, then will go dim until
the SNZ/LIGHT button is pressed again.
Insert batteries in the display console
1. Remove the battery compartment cover
2. Insert 3 x AAA batteries
3. Reattach the battery compartment cover
Insert batteries in the remote sensors
1. Remove the battery compartment cover
2. Select a channel
3. Insert 2 x AAA batteries
4. Reattach the battery compartment cover
5.
Place each sensor within 30 m (98 ft) of the display console.
