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COMFORT LEVEL INDICATORS
The comfort level indicators COM, WET or DRY will tell you if the
current environment is comfortable, too wet or too dry.
The comfort indicator will appear on the display when the
following conditions are satisfied:
HOW TO CHECK
THE BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
The current and historical barometric pressure is shown on the
atmospheric pressure window.
For monitoring the local barometric pressure reading, "0" meter
(preset value) should be selected for the altitude setting. For
monitoring the Sea Level barometric pressure reading at certain
altitude, the local altitude should be selected as the altitude
setting. To set the altitude, press and hold
[ HISTORY ] button
to enter the altitude compensation setting mode. Use the [ ] or
[ ] button to select from -100 to 2500 meters (whichever
appropriate). Press
[ HISTORY ] button to confirm and exit.
The atmospheric pressure can be displayed in mb/hPa or inHg.
The pressure unit is selected on the atmospheric pressure slide
switch inside the battery compartment.
If you want to check the pressure history for a particular hour
during the past 24 hours, press the
[ HISTORY ] button. Each
press on the button will go back by an hour. Holding down the
button will increase the value rapidly.
LOW BATTERY INDICATION
When it is time to replace batteries, the respective low battery
indicator
[ ] will show up when the corresponding channel is
selected. The battery level of the main unit is shown on the
Weather Forecast Window when it is running low.
Indicator
displays
on the unit
Temperature
Range
20
°
C to 25
°
C
(68
°
F to 77
°
F)
-5
°
C -+ 50
°
C
(23
°
F - 122
°
F)
-5
°
C -+ 50
°
C
(23
°
F - 122
°
F)
Humidity
Range
40%RH-
70%RH
OVER-
70%RH
Below
40%RH
Shows that the
Current
Environment
Ideal range for
both relative
humidity and
temperature
Contains excess
moisture
Contains
inadequate
moisture
No
Indicator
Less than
20
°
C (68
°
F) or
More than
25
°
C (77
°
F)
40%RH
to
70%RH
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