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Press ALARM to activate press again to de-activate. Check to see a small BELL icon over : (between the
hour and minute digits).
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When the alarm sounds, press the SNZ/LIGHT button for another 5 minutes of sleep OR press any
other button to turn it off.
Temperature Alert Setting (channels 1, 2 or 3):
The order is UPPER LIMIT > LOWER LIMIT > EXIT. Starting values are +70C / 158F (upper) and -50C / -58F
(lower).
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Select the CHANNEL you wish to program with a Hi/Lo temperature alert.
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Press ALERT button for 2 seconds.
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The
upper temp
will flash (+70C/158F). Press DOWN button until desired
UPPER
temp alert is reached.
HINT - Press and hold the down button for high speed!!!
Press and hold ALERT button for 2 seconds. When the unit beeps, quickly press and release the ALERT button
one more time. At this point the
lower temp
will flash (-50C/-58F when new). Press and hold the UP button
until the desired
LOWER
temp alert is reached.
NOTE to SELF: Need to change the time allowed for the above
programming procedure! “Time flies when you are having fun” does not apply here!!! Re-write software by
2014??
Throughout the above process you will see (if you look really hard) a small icon with up/down arrows located
to the left of the scrolling seconds.
After you have completed the above procedure (setting hi/lo temp alerts), simply press and release
the ALERT button to activate or deactivate the Temperature ALERT setting (up/down arrows present or not).
When the Temperature ALERT is “alerting” (temp flashes & beeps), press any button to cancel the beep (temp
keeps flashing until problem is corrected) OR press the ALERT button to cancel the flashing temp and beep.
MIN/MAX Button
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Press and release to see the Maximum in/out temperatures as well as the Maximum indoor humidity
since last cleared. Press it again for the corresponding Minimum information.
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To clear the memory and start a new monitoring time frame, press and hold the button for 3 seconds.
Miscellaneous Information/Hints:
Locate the Transmitter
out of direct sunlight. Even though the unit is “weather proof” try to keep it out of
rain or snow as much as possible. Under an eave, window sill or overhang is ideal.
If temperatures in your area drop below -20°C/-4°F use Lithium batteries in the transmitter.
IF: you lose the signal from the remote transmitter.
Press and hold the CHANNEL button for 2 seconds. This will initiate a 3 minute search. If still not found, read
below.
If your TempMinder has been functioning for 6 months or longer, you will likely resolve the
problem by replacing the batteries in both the transmitter(s) and the receiver.
If the problem persists, the cause is probably electronic interference from another device. This is
very difficult to determine and all we can suggest is moving the receiver and transmitter to various
locations. Quite often a move of even a few feet (meters) in one direction or another will resolve the issue.
It is interesting to note that RF (Radio Frequency signals) will transmit better through a concrete
wall than glass!
Need Accessories??:
If your retailer does not have
extra RS211
transmitters or the
4.5v AC/DC adaptor
, contact Minder
Research below (e-mail, web-site, phone, etc.).
