Chaney Instrument 3N1TXCA1 WIRELESS SENSOR User Manual INST11 00436 FA REV 11 6 16 ai
Chaney Instrument Co. WIRELESS SENSOR INST11 00436 FA REV 11 6 16 ai
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Weather Cenfer model# 00436DIA1 3N1TXCA1 Package Contents: [i] MaLLL UnLt WLth stand ll] Wchlcss Sensor WLth mounting bracket What You Need: - PHLLLLps Screwerver I [7] AA batterLes Thank You for purchasing this ACURITE® product. Please read this manual in it's entirety to fully enjoy the benefits and features of this product. Please keep this manual for future reference. NOTE: A protective film is applied to the LCD at the factory that must be removed prior to using this product. Locate the pull tab and simply peel to remove. .1. SECTION 1 OVERVIEW OF FEATURES ATOMIc CLOCK Automatically maintains accuracy and resets for daylight Saving time MAIN UNIT ATOMlC CLOCK Atomic clock signal reception indicator BAROMETRic PRESSURE: Currentvaluewith trend indicator Moonphase FUTURE FORECAST: Seu calibrating weather forecast WIND SPEED: Current Wind speed, Peak wind speed, Average wind speed OUTDOOR OONDITIONS- Temperature & Humidity Wlth Trend Indicators SEASONAL WiRELESS SENSOR iNEORMATiON Low Battery'indicator Heat Index. Dew Point, INDOOR CONDITIONS wind Chill Temperature & Humidity [automatic] WlRELESS SENSOR HISTORv GRAPH. Wireless reception Indicator last i2 hours or Barometer, Outdoor Temperature, Wind Speed [User selectable] Setup and Operation Buttons Tabletop Placement Display Stand WIRELESS SENSOR A_wind speed \ anemometer ——‘ temperature — and humwlity — housing release r "_‘ lever buttery access a a [remove a o a lower . h - SURFACE mounting 0"“an MOUNT paint BRACKET About the Atomic Clock A clock Is considered atomic if It has an accuracy of one second in a million years Consumer clocks are considered atomic if they attain this accuracy by receiving a signal from an atomic clock. In North America. the National institute of Standards and Technologies operates an atomic clock In Colorado which transmits the time codes via the radio station WWVB. The Acurite product you have purchased includes a builtein receiverwhich picks up the signal from the WWVB station. Forthe best possible reception, place the main unit With the back side facing Colorado. NOTE Due to solar radiation In the atmosphere, the atomic clock signal is weaker during the day. Most synchronization With the WWVB atomic clock signal happens at night when there is less interference. About the Wireless Sensor This Wireless weather center features a Wireless sensor that provides Wind, temperature and humidity data and broadcaststh'is information to the main display unit. This wireless sensor will provide accurate outdoor weather conditions when placed properly. The Wireless sensor contains sensitive electronic components and a balanced anemometer lforwind speed measurement]. Care must be taken during setup and when considering placement to make certain the unit is not dropped or struck With any falling debris from trees or structures A/B/C Wireless Selection To allow for more than one weather station and wireless sensor network to be used in close proximity, the main unit and the wireless sensor have a small switch labeled “A B C" within the battery compartments. This switch selects one of 3 wireless modes to use, and both switches MUST be set in matching positions [either A, B, or C) forwireless communication to take place successfully. Battery Choice & Temperature Range Extended periods of cold temperatures [ below -4°F / -20°C ] can cause alkaline batteries to function improperly. This Will cause the outdoor Wireless sensor to stop transmitting temperature readings. Use lithium batteries in these low temperature conditions to ensure continued operation for Wireless sensors placed outdoors. NOTE: Rechargeable batteries are not recommended due to higher operatingvoltages. Wmmrmm noucnssnr .4°Ftrzo=c) (70°C)158°F ALKALINE BATTERiES .3. Install Batteries NOTE. Install all batteries in botti units within a 6 minute period to ensure proper wireless functionality. Always install halt: '5 into the wireless sensor FIRST. Wireless Sensor s 4 "AA" Batteries Required Inotincludedl SET “ABC” SWITCH TO MATCH DISPLAY CONSOLE “ABC" SWITCH SELECTION Remove Battery Compartment Cover Install 4 ”AA" Alkaline” Batteries *install lithium batteries for use in temperatures below -4°F Install Batteries NOTE. install all batteries in both units within a 6 minute period to ensure proper wireless functionality. Always install batteries into “I. wireless sensor FIRST. Main Unit s 3 ”AA" Batteries [notincluded] SET "ABC" SWITCH TO MATCH SENSOR ”ABC” SWITCH SELECTIO Remove Battery Compartment Cover Install 3 ”AA” Alkaline \ Batteries PLEASE DISPOSE OF OLD 0R DEFECTIVE BATTERIES IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLV SAFE WAY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS. BATTERY SAFETY: Clean tne battery contacts and also inose oi the device prior to battery installation Remove batteries from equipment which is not to be used for an extended period of time. Follow the polarity [4,] diagram in the battery compartment. Promptly remove dead batteries from lite deVice Dispose of used batteries properly Only batteries of tne same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. DO NOT incinerate used batteries DO NOT dispose oi batteries in lire. as batteries may explode or leak DO NOT mix old and new batteries or types of batteries [alkaline/standard]. DO NOT use rechargeable batteries. DO NOT recharge non-rechargeable batteries. DO NOT short-Circuit tne supply terminals .5. Main Unit: Basic Setup After installing batteries. it is recommended that you set the clock and calendar initially. After the atomic clock signal is acquired, which may take up to 24 hours, the clock accuracy and daylight saving time changes Will be automatically maintained. To set the (lotkand other preferences. press AND HOLD the "SET" button for 5 seconds to enter into SET MODE. Once in set mode, the preference you are currently setting Will blink on the display. To adjust the currently selected [flashing] preference item. press the '4" button [press and HOLD to fast adjust]. To save your adjustments, press the 'SET' button again to move on to adiusting the next preference The preference set order is as follows: TIME ZONE (PST MST CST EST AST HAT [HAST] AKT [AKST] ) DST lDaylight Saving Time ON OR OFF] CLOCK HOUR CLOCK MINUTE YEAR CALENDAR MONTH CALENDAR DATE You will automatically exit SET MODE if no buttons are depressed for it] seconds You may enter basic setup mode again at any time by pressing AND HOLDING the 'SET' button. Main Unit : Scale Selection The main unit is capable of displaying some values in an alternate scale mode To SWitch between modes, press the "SCALE" button. SCALE MODE i , US. Standard Temperature , °F [fahrenheit] Barometric Pressure- ian [inches of mercury] Wind Speed/Peak/Average- mph [miles per hour] SCALE MODE 2 , Imperial Standard Temperature , °C [Celsius] Barometric Pressurer hPa [Hectopascal] Wind Speed/Peak/Averager kph [kilometers per hour] NOTE: The "WIND SPEED" history mode chart Will not change to "kph" scale, it will remain displaying 'mph" data. Setup IS Now Complete The Wireless sensorWill soon send a signalto the main unit and the two units will be synchronized. It may take a few minutes for synchronization to be complete If both or one of the units appear to be functioning improperly, refer to the troubleshooting section in this manual. [SECTION 3 - OPERATION oili Day Learning Mode This weather station has a patented "fourteen day learning mode' calibration process. During this learning mode the weather station Will make altitude calculations that may affect the accuracy of the forecast. Once the [4 day learning mode process is complete, the learning mode icon Will disappear and the weather forecast should be ready for superior operation. ibday Learning Mode eFuture Forecast Icon The future forecast feature automatically gives you the predicted weather forecast icon for the next [2 to 2.4 hours based on an advanced algorithm that analyzes barometric pressure changes and temperature. This weather forecasterWill provide the most accurate forecast that a single station instrument can provide. min. . OsTLv SUNNV HEAVY STORM STDRMY MOSTLY CLOUDY heav'l stormy stormy conditions mostly cloudy manly sunny weather are lurecasted Conditions candfllons tundltiuns are next 12724 hours zreforecasted nfnnclsted fart-casted next12-24 hours .. iz-u hours when flashing [SECTION 3 - OPERATION ] [SECTION 3 - OPERATION ] eWind Speed Data Window This weather station features an advanced wind speed data window that provides the wind speed. the peak value and the average value. WIND SPEED: most currentwind speed reading. this value Is updated every i8 seconds. PEAK: the highest wind speed reading recorded In the last hour. AVERAGE: the combined averaged wind speed readings from the last 2 minutes. NOTE: The wireless sensor must be placed outdoors to observe Outdoor Wind speed. @Seasonal Window [Wind chill/dew point/heat index] This weather station features a "Seasonal" Window which will automatically display the Wind chill. the dew point or the heat Index information when It Is relevant. less than 1.0"F [40(3) between 41°F - 79°F above 80°F [27°C] [5°C - 26°C) WIND CHILL DEW POINT HEAT INDEX GHIstory Mode Graphing This weather station features a selectable history mode which will graph and display the changes forthe last I2 hours l-IZ.-6.-3.-Z.-1. 0]. There are 3 selectable weather categories; Barometer [barometric pressure]. Temperature orWInd Speed. Press the ”HISTO MODE' button to alternate through the 3 options. Note the graphing Icon " next to the currently selected data Window. BARDMETER: hourly reading on the hour. TEMPERATURE: hourly [outdoor] temperature reading On the hour. WIND SPEED- hourly wind speed AVERAGE reading .3. GWIreless Sig nal Reception Icons Tull The main unIt has a signal reception Icon In the outdoor Wind speed/ temperature display area. If most or all four of the bars are present. Wireless reception Is good and no action Is required. Ifthere are a low number of "bars" present. you may experience wind speed/temperature inaccuracy. In either case. you may need to relocate the main unit or the wireless sensor. The maIn unIt has a sIgnal receptIon Icon nearthe atomIc clock display Ifthe atomic clock signal bars are low. the clock may be inaccurate or may not automatically adjust for daylight saving time IDSTI. Refer to the troubleshooting section In this manual ifyou are having reception Issues @Moonphase This weather station features a moonphase Window which WIll automatically display the current moonphase. provided the calendar Is set properly. 6 )D.‘(( NEW WAxING 1ST WAxING FULL WANING 3RD WANINo CRESCENT QUARTER GIBEOUS GIBBUUS QUARTER CRESCENT Main Unit: MIN/MAX Memory This wireless weather station features a MIN/MAX memory feature which records the MINIMUM and MAXIMUM Indoor SI outdoortemperature and humidity readings. To view the MINIMUM temperature and humidity readings. press and release the "MIN/MAX" button. Note the "MIN" icon on the display. To clear the MIN recorded values. press and Ilold the "o" and "SCALE" buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds while in the MIN view mode. Dashes will display In the display to confirm you have cleared the MIN values for outdoor temperature and indoortemperature/humIdity. TO View the MAXIMUM temperature and humidity readings. press and release the "MIN/MAX" button. Note the ”MAX" icon on the display. To clear the MAX recorded values. press and hold the "+" and "SCALE" buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds while In the MAX view mode. Dashes Will display In the display to confirm you have cleared the MAXvalues for outdoor temperature and indoor temperature/humidity. .9. ll I\ be ’I \‘ MOUNT IN AN Kkll OPEN AREA FOR 1))» UN’OESTRUCTED WIND SPEED W MEASUREMENT '— 330 feet (100 meters) Now that setup is complete and you understand how to operate the weather station. you must choose a location to place the Wireless sensor and the main unit. The Wireless sensor MUST be placed less than 330 feet [100 meters] away from the main unit. This Wireless weather station uses radio frequency for communication. which is susceptible to interference from other electronic deVices and large metallic items or thick walls. Always place both units at least 3 feet [.?i m] away from appliances [ TV. microwave. radios. etc. I or ob)ects that may interfere With the wireless communication 1 large metal surfaces. thick stone walls. etc I Please USE EXTREME CARE when handling the Wireless sensor and the main unit. The Wireless sensor contains sensitive electronic components and a balanced anemometer [for Wind speed measurement]. Care must be taken during setup and when considering placement to make certain the unit is not dropped or struck With any falling debris from trees or structures. USE CAUTION when utilizing tools or equipment for mounting the Wireless sensor. Enlist the help of another individualwhen necessary. Placement of Main Unit Place the main unit in a dry area free of dirt and dust. To help ensure an accurate indoartemperature measurement. be sure to place the main unit out of direct sunlight. and away from any heat sources or vents in your home. For the best atomic clock signal reception. place the main unit With the back side facing the state at Colorado. There are 2 placement options forthe main unit Vou may hang the main unit on a wall using the integrated hang hole. Alternatively. you may place the main unit on a tabletop or other flat surface using the included detachable table top display stand. .10. SECTION A PLACEMENT Placement of Wireless Sensor After installing batteries into the Wireless Multi-sensor, you must choose ci location to install the sensor. To ensure that your weather center performs at its best, follow these guidelines to choose a mounting location for the wireless multi-sensor: ‘ IIIS'I'AlI. AWAY FROM IIEI'I' ‘ HUMIDITY SOURCES: DO NOT Place the wireless multi-sensor near localized heat sources like heaters, air conditioners, chimneys and exhaust vents. Install the wireless multi-sensor away from asphalt or concrete as these surfaces radiate heat from the sun. Also avoid installing the sensor near pools, spas, or other bodies of water as these water sources may affect the accuracy of the humidity. . IIISI'ALI. AWIV FROM SPRIHKIER HEADS: DO NOT install the wireless multi-sensor where it will be directly sprayed by a sprinkler system, this may force water into the housing. 0 WIIID OIS'I'IIUC'I'IOIIS: D0 consider a mounting location that has very little structures around the sensor, to ensure proper wind speed measurements. 0 IIISTALIITIOII IIEIGIIT: DO Mount the wireless multi-sensor at least 5 feet off the ground (higher is better for accurate wind measurements) in an 0 en area NO FURTHER than 330 feet (100 meters) from the display console. A typical installation would involve mounting the bracket to a secured length of 2x4 or 4x4 wood (not included). I LEVEL IIISTALIATIOII: no Install the wireless multi-sensor as level as possible to ensure accurate wind measurements. Use a bubble level (not included) to help ensure a level installation. .11. INCLUDED MOUNTING BRACKET NOT USED [PULE NOT INCLUDED] "FINE! POST" 0R SIMILAR MOUNTING INCLUDED MOUNTING BRACKET "Pol!" III SIMILAR MDIIIIIIIIG "RAILING" OI SIMILAR MOUNTING INCLUDED MOUNTING BRACKET Mount the sensor onto a 3/4” schedule 40 PVC (25.8 mm OD.) pole [not included). PVC lastic pipe is recommended over a meta Iic pipe due to lower risk of lightening strikes. Insert the pole completely into the bottom of the wireless sensor. Use the included screw to securely mount the sensor so it will not full or slide off of the pole in high winds. Use caution when installing sensor or erecting the pole. Do not install during electrical storms. Do not place pole or sensor near electrical transmission lines or electrical equipment. .12. Troubleshooting Problem Posstble Solullon Bad Wireless Sensor Recepllon T ho bars Relocate the mam untt and/or the wtreess Scnsor. Both Lmlls must DC wllhll’t 330 ICCl [tau m] from each other Make sure ooth umts are placed at least 3 teet [ qt rrt] from other electrornc applrahces and dances that may lrlerlere Wllh the ereless Communlcallon [such as TVs mlcrowaves‘ computers etc] NDTF It may take up to 7D rnrhutes tor the math urnt to reesynchrohtzc wtth the sensor when batterles are replaced Use lithium hatteri sin sensor when temperature is below -L°F I-ZD°CI. Bad Atomic Clock Recepllon T no oars Rotate the wtrclcss SCHSO' 90° on Its m0ufll* lng potht to reeortent the antehhea Make certath There are no large stone or melalllc surtaccs orsrupzrhg the Slgnal lrhoeotesrghl to the state at Colorado, Make sure the rnatn MM and wlreless sensor are placed at least 3 feet [ 91 W] ’rom ol'ter electrontc appltances and dcytces that may lnlcrlcrc wtth l'tc ereless commuhtcattoh [such as W; mlcrowaves‘ computers etc] Large metalltc surtaces Wlll lntertere wlth the azomlc Clock stghal No ereless Sensor Data [no communlcatlonl ho bars and Ilashlrtg anterna lcon lrwrretess rcccollon l5 bad [no bars]. see Bed Receptlon sectlonabove rhewrretess ID settlng on 93m unlt must match toralt .mllS to commlmlcalc property See “5c: ereless ID" on the prevlous page, Main Unlt Dlsplay NolWorklng Make ccrtarh that the battcrlcs arc rhstallcd correctly and that they are Contacilng the termmals Make certaln all contacts are clean rhc batzcrlcs may need rcplacmg Please DO NOT return product to the retell store. rartechhtcat asslstance and product return mtormatron. please call fi CustomerCare: 377-221-1252 Mon erri 7DDA.M.to700P.M.[Centrall www.AcuRIte.com .13. Set Wireless ID This Wirelessthermometer uses long range 1.33th radio frequency for communication. In the event that you have reception problems due to interference: both the main unit and the Wireless sensor have a selectable Wireless ID. The ID switches are located within the battery compartments ofthe main unit and the Wireless sensor You may choose A, B or C: but both the main unit and the wireless sensor ID's must match for successful synchronization. Both wireless ID'S must match 'ié/A\, 9‘ Connect With Us Unpredictable For News Tips We?“ ‘ he” rguys and V1deos! www.AcuRite.com PRODUCT REGISTRATION To receive product updates and information, Go Io wwalw Rite.¢om > Register a Product QR (ODE [SECTION 5 0 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Product Facts Batteries: 7 X ”AA" (not included) Lithium Batteries Recommended in Outdoor Sensor if temperatures are below VHF — Measurement Ranges Outdoor Temperature: -lqO"F to 158°F 74090 to 700C Outdoor Humidity: 1% to 99% Wind Speed: 0 I0 99mph am 759 kph IndoorTemperature: 32°Ft0122°F 000m 50”C Indoor Humidity: 16% to 98% Wireless Range: 330 film m MAX Depending on home construction materials — mnmm NESNGENSNMA $me are irswziiurr: 5y wmrwcm.“ Customer Care: 877-221-1252 www.AcuRite.com — Patent numbers 5 975 m we a“. mum usuami BZ Acuwirse is a registered trademarrui the Chaney InstmwentCn Lake Genm,WI 53m .15.
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