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INSERTING THE BATTERIES
Main device:
Open the battery compartment
8
, insert 2 AAA/
LR03 batteries the right way round as indicated and
close the battery compartment
8
again.
Outdoor sensor:
Open the battery compartment cover
by sliding it
in the direction of the arrow and insert 2 AAA/LR03
batteries, making sure they are the right way round.
Close the battery compartment cover
again by
sliding it in the opposite direction.
Warning:
Only use batteries of the same type and
with the same charge capacity.
SETTING UP THE OUTDOOR SENSOR
1. When putting into operation for the first time, always
switch on the main device first and after 20 seconds
switch on the remote sensors.
2. After the batteries have been inserted, the first
sensor automatically activates Channel 1
(V)
.
3. For the second sensor insert the batteries and
Channel 1
(V)
will again be automatically activated.
Press button
„CH“
in order to activate Channel 2.
4. When a sensor has been detected, the display of the
station will show the channel number
(O)
, outdoor
temperature
(B)
and outdoor humidity
(L)
.
5. With the
„CH“
button you can call up the
sensors one after the other in the sequence
CH1
CH2
CH3
10-second interval
(P)
.
Note:
When batteries have been inserted in the
main device, the atmospheric pressure indicator
(S)
will flash for 20 seconds, during which you will
be able to adjust the local atmospheric pressure (if
required) with buttons „
“
2
und
„
“
3
. After
that the weather station will change to the register
mode of the remote sensors. During this period the
reception indicator
(Q)
. flashes. If no outdoor
sensor is detected within that period, the detection
mode switches off.
Note:
Place the main device and sensors at a distance
from metals and sources of interference, e.g. mobile
phones, television sets and other electrical appliances.
Note:
To obtain relatively accurate temperature values
the sensor must be placed in a shady location outdoors.
AUTOMATIC TIME SETTING
Once the batteries have been inserted and the
weather station has concluded the search for the
sensors and the measuring of the local atmospheric
pressure, search for the radio-controlled clock signal
starts. The radio symbol
(I)
flashes after
ca. 5 minutes.
If the signal is not received, the search can be started
manually.
1. Press the
„
“
3
button for more than 3 seconds, until
you hear a beep and the radio-controlled clock symbol
(I)
in the display flashes for approx. 5 minutes.
2. Press the
„
“
3
again during the five minute
search and the search for the radio-controlled clock
signal will be discontinued.
Note:
Press the
„
“
3
button briefly in order to activate
the time zone selected in the section
SETTING THE
TIME, DATE AND WEATHER
. Display shows
(F
).
SETTING UP THE OUTDOOR SENSOR
MANUALLY
The battery level
(R)
of the current outdoor
sensor is indicated on the display. If the battery level
is low or the link fails, the sensor has to be detected
manually.
1. Press the
„CH“
button
4
for more than 3 se-
conds until you hear a beep and the
icon
(Q)
starts flashing.
2. Insert the batteries into the remote sensor the
right way round. Immediately select the Channel
number with button
„CH“
.
3. If the signal is detected successfully, temperature
(B)
and humidity
(L)
appear in the outdoor panel
of the display.
4. The search function switches off automatically
after 3 minutes and the station returns to
standard mode.
Note:
LL.L--,- ºC
or
HH.H--,- ºC
is shown on the out-
door display if the link to the outdoor sensors fails or
if the sensors are outside the range of reception.
SETTING THE TIME OF DAY, DATE AND
INDICATOR
1. Press the
„SET“
button
5
for more than 3
seconds until you hear a beep and the hour indi-
cator starts flashing on the time display
(E)
.
2. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the year.
3. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
4. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the month.
5. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
6. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the day.
7. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
8. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the hour.
9. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
10. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the minute.
11. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
12. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
(3) to select either 12h
or 24h time display.
13. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
14. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the time zone
(Switzerland 1).
15. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
16. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
e.g.
„GER“
for German.
17. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
18. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
for the current weather
symbol.
19. Press the
„SET“
button
5
.
20. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to adjust the current
atmospheric pressure (if required).
21. Press the
„SET“
button
5
to complete the
programming procedure.
SETTING AN ALARM TIME
1. Press the
„SET“
button
5
in order to select alarm
time
1/A1
and again to select alarm time
2/A2 (F)
.
2. According to the selection of the alarm, press the
„SET“
button
5
within a time span of 20 seconds
again for more than 3 seconds until you hear a beep
and the hour flashes in the time indicator
(E)
.
3. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the hour.
4. Press the
„SET”
button
5
.
5. Use
„
“
2
and
„
“
3
to set the minute.
6. Press the
„SET”
button
5
to complete the alarm
programming procedure.
ACTIVATING THE ALARM
1. In normal mode press the
„
“
2
button. The bell
symbol
1 (D)
appears in the display.
2. Press the
„
“
2
button again. The bell symbol
goes off and the number 2 appears on the right.
3. Press the
„
“
2
button again.
Both wake-up times have been activated.
4. Press the
„
“
2
button.
Both wake-up times have been deactivated.
SNOOZE
When the alarm rings, press the
„LIGHT“
1
button
and the alarm will be interrupted for 5 minutes. The
symbols
Z
Z
and will flash throughout this time. By
pressing any button, except the
„LIGHT“
1
button,
the snooze function alarm will be ended.
WEATHER FORECAST
The device forecasts weather conditions for the next
12 - 24 hours based on changes in atmospheric pres-
sure. The catchment area covers approx. 30 – 50
km. The weather forecasts have an accuracy of 70%
– 75%. Since weather conditions cannot be forecast
with 100% accuracy, we cannot be held responsible
for any losses that are caused by incorrect weather
forecasts.
Sunny
Partially cloudy
Cloudy
Rain
Thunderstorm/storm
Note:
In case of snowfall the symbol
(R)
with the
rain weather symbol will flash in addition. This will
occur at a temperature range between -3 ºC to
+1 ºC. If the temperature falls below ºC the
symbol will appear permanently.
Important:
The device must be in operation for at
least 12 hours to record a pressure trend. The wea-
ther icons
(A)
are displayed on the basis of that trend.
Note:
Places with various geographical situations,
e.g. inland areas, windy valleys or coastal regions,
have different weather forecasts. Your particular
weather forecast
(A)
may be different in such areas.
If required, the forecast can be adjusted in the section
SETTING THE TIME OF DAY, DATE AND
WEATHER
.
INDICATORS FOR TEMPERATURE AND
HUMIDITY TRENDS
If the values for temperature and humidity have
changed, 4 small arrows indicate the tendency
(M)
:
Rising, constant or falling.
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
Only clean the device with a soft cloth. If there is
heavy soiling, the cloth can be moistened slightly.
Never use detergents that contain solvent.
Make sure no moisture gets inside the device. As
regards the outdoor sensor, check to make sure the
battery compartment cover is fitted properly, espe-
cially when you have changed the batteries.
If dust has accumulated in the opening of the sensor
cover, it can be removed with a vacuum cleaner.
DISPOSING OF OLD EQUIPMENT
At the end of its life, do not dispose of this product
in the normal household waste. Take it to a recycling
collectionpoint for electrical and electronic equip-
ment.
This is indicated by the symbol on the product, the
operating instructions or the packaging.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We, Tegro AG (Ringstrasse 3, 8603 Schwerzenbach,
Switzerland), declare with sole responsibility that this
product conforms to the basic and other relevant
requirements of Radio Equipment Directive
2014/53/EU, 2014/30/EU and 2011/65/EU.
To request the Declaration of Conformity please
contact: [email protected]
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