Outdoor Temperature Alarm
15. Press the
ALARM
button again to progress to the outdoor temperature alarm.
16. "TEMP" and "OUTDOOR" will begin to flash.
17. Repeat steps 11-14 to set your outdoor temperature alarm.
NOTE:
• When the clock alarm sounds, the “((•))” logo on the LCD will begin to flash to the right of the time.
• When the temperature alarm sounds, the LCD will indicate which alarm is ringing by flashing "INDOOR" or
"OUTDOOR" and the “((•))” logo.
• If both the indoor and outdoor alarms are sounding, "INDOOR" and "OUTDOOR" and the “((•))” logo will flash.
• Setting the alarms on the HWS will not affect the alarm set on the
Weather Analyzer
S
Weather Analyzer
Weather Analyzer
oftware.
17. TURNING OFF THE ALARM(S)
• If any of the alarms sound, press and release the
ALARM
button to deactivate the signal ("beeping"). “((•))” flashes
“((•))”
“((•))”
to indicate which alarm has sounded. This will only turn off the alarm that has sounded at that particular point in
time.
Example:
If the alarm clock sounds the temperature alarms will remain active.
• Once you have deactivated a sounding alarm by pressing the
ALARM
button, you must reset the alarm by
following all the steps in the "Setting the Alarm" section.
18. SIGNAL STRENGTH
This icon indicates the strength of the transmission between the transmitter and the home monitor. The signal
strength is represented by three levels:
19 . INTERFERENCE LEVEL
This interference icon determin
This interf
This interf
es the amount of transmission interference that is around the home monitor. If
the home monitor is in an area with high transmission interference the icon on the monitor will constantly be
displayed. The interference signal is represented by three levels:
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