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HOW TO CHECK THE BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
The current and historical barometric pressure is shown
on the atmospheric pressure window.
For monitoring the Sea Level barometric pressure reading
at certain altitude, the user needs to select the local
altitude (-100 to 2500 meter or -330 to 8200 foot) for the
altitude setting. Our weather station requires entry of
elevation in meter and in foot separately. To determine
your location elevation, please either contact your local
library, TV/radio weather forecaster, or via Internet at
http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/elvation.htm.
1.
To enter the altitude compensation setting mode, press
and hold [ HISTORY ] button for 2 seconds to switch
from Barometric Pressure to Altitude adjust mode for
10 seconds and the meter icon fl ashes.
2. During Altitude adjust mode, press [ UNIT ] button to
toggle between meter and foot unit. Then press
[ HISTORY ] button to confi rm.
3. Last altitude reading will fl ash, press [ UNIT ] button to
increase the value by 10. Hold down the button to have
fast stepping. Press [ HISTORY ] button once to confi rm
and exit setting.
The atmospheric pressure can be displayed in mb/hPa,
inHg. Press [ UNIT ] to select the pressure unit.
Our weather station is equipped with barometer reading
for 24hr history. If you want to check the pressure history
for a particular hour during the past 24 hours, press
[ HISTORY ] button, each press on the button will go back
by an hour.
NOTE: If the weather station was just installed with
batteries and past data was not yet measured,
it will display “---”.
The recorded barometric changes for the past
24 hours are displayed in a bar chart below the
barometric pressure window.
SET BACKLIGHT COLOR
Make sure the backlight switch is not on “OFF” position,
press & hold [ MODE ] for 2 seconds to enter the back-
light color setting and the barometric chart displays a “C”
pattern to prompt the user to set the color, the alternate
backlight indicates the backlight is set to auto mode and
its color is changed according to the weather condition
(see more details in ‘BACKLIGHT COLOR CHANGE
ACCORDING TO FORECAST WEATHER CONDITION’),
press [ UNIT ] button to select fi x backlight color in the
sequence, ‘AMBER’ -> ‘BLUE’ -> ‘PURPLE’ and then cycle
back to ‘auto mode’. Press [ MODE ] button to confi rm the
setting or auto exit after 10 second.
BACKLIGHT COLOR CHANGE ACCORDING TO FORECAST
WEATHER CONDITION
While the backlight is set to auto mode, the color of the
backlight will change according to the forecast weather
condition to acknowledge the user for the forecast
weather.
Sunny : amber color
Slight Cloudy & Cloudy : purple color
Rainy & Stormy (or Snowing) : blue color
SPECIFICATIONS
Main Unit
Displayed temperature range : -10°C to +60.0°C
(14°F to 140.0°F)
Proposed operating range : 0°C to +50.0°C
(32.0°F - 122.0°F)
Temperature resolution : 0.1°C (0.2°F)
Remote Temperature measurement
Indoor relative humidity measurement
ranging from 25 % RH to 95 % RH
Temperature compensation range : -10°C to +60.0°C
(14°F to 140.0°F)
Batteries : Use 4 pieces
UM-3 AA size 1.5 V
alkaline battery
CAUTION:
Under severe environment with radio frequency inter-
ference, the unit may not establish or maintain commu-
nication link under this condition. It will return to normal
state when interference stops.
DISCLAIMER
The information provided in this document has been
reviewed and is deemed to be correct.
However, neither the device manufacturer nor their
affi liates shall accept liability in the event of any
inaccuracies, errors or omissions that may appear in this
manual. In no way shall the device manufacturer nor their
affi liates be held liable for any direct, indirect, particular,
accessory or immaterial damage resulting from the use
of this product or suffered as a result of any defects/
omissions in this document, and this even after being
warned of the possibility of such damage.
The device manufacturer and its affi liates reserve the
right to make improvements or changes to this document
and to the products and services described by it at any
time and without prior warning nor any obligation of any
kind on their part.
EUROPE CITY ABBREVIATION LIST
City City Country Country
code code
Berlin
BER Germany DEU
Dusseldorf DUS Germany DEU
Dresden DRE Germany DEU
Frankfurt FRA Germany DEU
Flensburg FLE Germany DEU
Freiburg FRE Germany DEU
Hannover HAN Germany DEU
Bremen BRM Germany DEU
Hamburg HAM Germany DEU
Rostock HRO Germany DEU
Stralsund HST Germany DEU
Koblenz KOB Germany DEU
Kiel KIE Germany DEU
Kassel KAS Germany DEU
Leipzig LEZ Germany DEU
Muenchen MUE Germany DEU
Magdeburg MAG Germany DEU
Nurnberg NUR Germany DEU
Regensburg REG Germany DEU
Stuttgart STU Germany DEU
Saarbruechen SAA Germany DEU
Schwerin SCH Germany DEU
Alborg ALB Denmark DNK
Arhus ARH Denmark DNK
Copenhagen CPH Denmark DNK
Odense ODE Denmark DNK
Alicante ALI Spain ESP
Andorra AND Spain ESP
Badajoz BAD Spain ESP
Barcelona BAR Spain ESP
Bilbao BIL Spain ESP
Cadix CAD Spain ESP
Cordoba COR Spain ESP
Ibiza IBZ Spain ESP
La Coruna LCO Spain ESP
Leon LEO Spain ESP
Las Palmas LPA Spain ESP
Madrid MAD Spain ESP
Malaga MAL Spain ESP
Salamanca SAL Spain ESP
Sevilla SEV Spain ESP
Valencia VAL Spain ESP
Zaragoza ZAR Spain ESP
Besancon BES France FRA
Biarritz BIA France FRA
Bordeaux BOR France FRA
Brest BRE France FRA
Cherbourg CHE France FRA
Clermont Ferrand CMF France FRA
Lyon LYO France FRA
Marseille MAR France FRA
Monaco MCO France FRA
Metz MET France FRA
Nantes NAN France FRA
Nice NIC France FRA
Orleans ORL France FRA
Paris PAR France FRA
Perpignan PER France FRA
Lille LIL France FRA
Rouen ROU France FRA
Strasbourg STR France FRA
Toulouse TOU France FRA
Helsinki HEL Finland FIN
Aberdeen ABD UK GBR
Belfast BEL UK GBR
Birmingham BIR UK GBR
Bristol BRI UK GBR
Edinburgh EDH UK GBR
Kingston KIN UK GBR
Liverpool LVP UK GBR
London LON UK GBR
Manchester MAN UK GBR
Newcastle NUT UK GBR
upon Tyne
Plymouth PLY
UK GBR
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