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Pad-age Contents
M." Main Unit with Display Stand
115] ereless Temperature
5. Hum-day Sensor
lCl Wrreless Wrnd Sensor
A. Main Um! with (ljl Hardware Bag
DRSPHY Stand Ill] Instructlon Manual
What You Need:
- Phlllps Suewdrwel
- L7) AA batrmes
-see'lnsrall Batu-ms“
B. erelessTemperature C. Wireless Wlnd Sensor
8. Humldlty Sensor wrth wrth Mountan Bracket
Mountlng Bracket
Thank You for purchaslng thls MURITE' weather Statlon. Please read thls manual m rt‘s
entuety to fully enjoy the benefits and features of this product. Please keep thus manual
f0l future reference.
NOIE: A clearfilm ls applted to the LCD at the factory that must be removed pnor to
usmg thls product. Lmatethe clear tab and Slmpl)’ peel to remove.
Instructlon Manual Contents
SECTlDN Iv Overvrew of Features
SECTlON Iv Setup Battery Installatlon. Basal: Mam Umt Setup
SECTlON 3~ Placememol Mam Unrt and ereless Sensors
SECTlON 4~ Operatlon
SECTlON 5- Troubleshootlng Er Product Informatlon
Month
& Date
Wind Gust
Future
Weather
Forecast
Barometric
Pressure
ereiess Temperature
& Humidity Sensor
Sends temperature and
humidity information to the
main unit
via a 433 mhz wireless
signal. This sensor
should be mounted
out at direct sunlight to
ensure accurate readings
Powered by 1 'M'
batteries.
Atomic
Clock
SECTION I - OVERVIEW OF FEATURES
Wind Direction
Indoor
Humidity
Indoor
Temperature
Outdoor
Temperature
Outdoor
Humidity
Seasonal
mash
Wireless
Wind Sensor
Sends wind speed and
drrecoon to main unit
via a 433 mhz Wireless
signal. This sensor
should be mounted
hiya enough to accurately
record and transmit wind
informaoon. Powered b/ 2
‘M‘ batteries.
SECTION 2 - SETUP
A/B/C Vlfireless ID Selection
To allow for more than one weather station and wireless sensor network to be
used In close proximity. the main unit and both wireless sensors have a small
switch labeled ‘A B C" in the battery compartments. These switches are all
factory preset into the same position (either A, B. or C). This switch selects one
of 3 wireless modes to use. and all 3 switches in al 3 components MUST be
set in matching positions (either A. B. or C) for wireless communication to take
place successfully. See page i i for more detais.
install Batteries
Batteries must be installed intoall three of the wireless sensors BEFORE
installing batteries into the main display unit. Use only fresh or new batteries
In al cases. and Install correctly according to the polarity
( - a. + isymbols marked on the batteries and in the battery compartments.
We suggest using lithium batteries for better cold weather performance. Do
not mix old and new batteries
Wireless Temperature & Humidity Sensor
INSTALL BATTENES:
i , Remove larger
rounded solar shield.
INSTALL
BATTERIES
2. Remove the battery
compartment cover.
3. Install 2 "AA" batteries
Into the battery
compartment.
4. Replace the
compartment cover
and replace the solar
shield.
Wireless Wind Sensor
INSTALL BATTERTES:
l, Unscrew and remove
bottom case section.
2. Remove the battery
compartment cover.
3. Install 2 ”AA” batteries
into the battery
compartment.
4. Replace the battery
compartment cover
and replace and rotate
the bottom cone
section until it is
securely tightened
Main Unit
INSTALL BATTERIES:
1. Remove the battery
compartment cover.
3. Install 3'AA' batteries
into the battery
compartment.
4. Replace the battery
compartment cover.
INSTALL
BATTERY
lNSTALL
1 §%
REMOVE
SLIDING BATTERY
COMPARTMENT (OVER
UNSCREW BOTTOM CASING
mm a
3 ‘ M'
REMOVE
BATTf RlES
BATTERY
COMPARTMEN'T
COVER
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Main Unit Startup
After batteries are installed in both wireless sensors and the main unit is
powered up, the main unit will search for the wireless sensor signals After the
sensors signals are received, the main unit will search for the atomic clodt
signal. After the atomic clock signal is received. the time and date will be
maintained automatically. This may take up to 24 hours and may not occur at
all depending on your geographical location and your physical surroundings.
See 'troubleshoou‘ng‘ for atomic clock tips.
You may ‘force’the unit to search for the atomic clock at any time by pressing
and holding the '-'button on the back of the main unit for 3 seconds.
Time & Date Setup
It is recommended that the time and date be manually set initially to ensure
that they are accurate until the atomic clock signal is captured.
To enter into SET MODE. press and hold the “SET" button for 3 seconds.
Use the '—”and ‘+“ buttons to adjust the selected preference, press the‘SET'
button again to confirm the adjustment and move on to the next preference.
The main unit wrll automatically exit out of SET MOD€ after a 10 second
period of inactivity.
SET MODE in this order:
1, Time zone (Pacific. Mountain. Central. Eastern)
2, Daylight Saving Time [DST on or oil)
3. Time lhourfirst, then minutes)
4. Year
5, Month
6. Date
Scale Setup
Vou may choose to display readings in US. or Metric scales (example "F or°Cl.
To change the scale prelerences. enter into scale set mode.
To enter into SCALE MODE press the "SCALE'button.
Use the'-"and ‘+“buttons to adjust the selected preference, press the'SCALE"
button again to confirm the adjustment and move on to the next preference.
SECTION 3 . PLACEMENT
Now that setup is complete. you must choose a location to place the 3
wireless sensors and the main unit. The wireless sensors MUST be placed LESS
THAN 100 feet away from the main unit.
This wireless weather station uses radio frequency for communication, whidi
Is susceptible to interference from other electronic devices and large metallic
items or thick walls. Always place both units at least 3 feet away from
appliances ( TV. micrmvave, radios. etc. ) or objects ( large metal surfaces,
thick stone walls, etc ) that may interfere with the wireless corrununication
- Placement of Main Unit
Placethemain unit inadryareafreeoftirtand dumTo helpensure an
aocurate “lidoortetnperature meastuernent. be sure to placethe main
unit outofdirect strrtiigrtandawayfromarr/ heatsourcesorventsin
yourhorne
There are 1 placement optionsfor the main unit. Wu may hang the main
unit on a wall using the iitegrated hang hole on the back. Alternatively.
you may placethemain uriton atabletoporotherilat surface utilizing
the removable mail une display stand.
The wireless sensors MUST It”. PLACED OUTDOORS to observe outdoor
wealnrcondltions and relay them tothe main unit display, The wireless
k Placement of Sensors
@ sensorsmustbeplacedlessthanloofeetfiomthemalnunit.
ereIess Wind Sensor
PLACEMENT
1. Attach the wind sensor to the
mounting bracket by simply sliding
into the bracket.
Z The sensor must be mounted
with the bracket pointing NORTH
as indicated on the bracket and on
the top surface of the wind sensor itself. The wireless wind sensor should be
mounted high above all potential wind obstructions for maximum
performance. keeping In mind it must remain within the 100 ft. wireless
range of the main display unit.
Attadi to a solid surface utilizing screws and wall anchors (lfappllcable).
Dependng on the mounting surface. other steps may need to take place to
ensure the sensor is mounted successftlly.
Wireless Temperature
& Humidity Sensor
PLACEMENT
VERTICAL
SURFACE
1. Attach to a solid vertical OR
horizontal surface out of direct
sunlight for maxilmm
performance. Attach the
mounting bradtet utllung the
Included screws and wall anchors
(if applicable). Depending on the
mounting surface. other steps
may need to be taken to ensure
the sensor is mounted securely.
HORIZONTAL
SURFACE
2. Attach the temperature 8:
humidity sensor to the mounting
bracket by simply sliding into the
bracket.
SECTION 4 - OPERATION
0 DAILY MINIMUM/MAXIMUMTEMPERATURE MEMORV DISPLAY:
Press the MIN/MAX button once to view the MINIMUM recorded values for
temperature, humidit and wind speed Press the “MlN/MAX'button again
to View the MAXIMU recorded values for tenanrature. humidity and wind
sneed. While viewing the MINIMUM or MAXIM M, press and hold the
" IlN/MAX'button for 2 seconds to clear the currently Viewed recorded
va ues.
0 PRESSURE HISTORY:
Also available to you is the 0 tion to‘go back through the last 12 hours of
messure readings. Press the ISTOR button repeatedly to tgo through the
rometrlc pressure history. You must have at least 1 hour o pressure
records to 0 back through pressure history. WHen the pressure history
reads '~0‘2 t e current pressure is being displayed.
. WEATHER FORiCAST: ICONS
This feature gives you the predicted weather forecast for the next 12 to 24
hours based on an advanced algorithm that Includes barometric ressure
system and temperature tracking. This weather station will provi e the most
accurate forecast that a single station weather instrument can provide
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The forecast th likel show one of the above con itions most of the time,
but will show a corn oriation when appropriate, and will show flashing
icons when a storm is forecasted,
WEATHER FORECAST: 14 DAV LEARNING MODE
This weather station has a patent pending fourteen day learning mode
calibration process. During this Ieamin mode the weather station will
make altitude calculations that ma a ect the accuracy of the forecast Once
the 14 day learning mode process 5 complete. the Ieamlng rnode icon will
disappear and the weather forecast shou d be ready for superior operation.
You can track the progress of the learning mode by viewing the progress
bar located beside the future forecast weather icon display area.
WIRELESS SIGNAL“ RECEPTION ICONS
. The main unit has signal reception icoris in“ outdoor sensor display areas
and near the atomic clock display. If there are a low number of'bars
gresent, you ma experience no temperature display l'--“ l or inaccuracy.
e the troubles ootin section for more tips on wireless signal reception
for the sensors and fort atomic clock signal.
.3.
o T8900 INDICATOR ICONS:
Trend arrow icons will display next to the outdoor temperature and
humiditydis lay as well as next to the (barometric) pressure display. These
arrows WIII s ow at a glance If these values are falling, steady or nsmg.
WIND CHILL:
When the outdoor temperature falls below «PF. the wind chill will be
automaticall calculated and displayed. The wind chill display will show no
reading unti a wind chill reading is relevant. based on current conditions.
LOW BATTERY INDICATORS:
0 When the batteries in the maiPIspla unit or in‘the outdoorsensors are
low. thellow battery icon will isplay._ or the main dis lay unit, the low
batte _ icon will display next to the time. For the out oor temperature and
hurn ity sensor. the low battery icon WIII display next to the outdoor
temperature. For the wind sensor. the low battery icon will display next to
the wind speed.
When batteries need to be replaced. follow the instructions in section 2. it
may take some time for the sensors to reconnect With the main unit after
batteries are replaced.
SECTION 5 - TROUBLESHOOTING and PRODUCT INFORMATION
ereless RF technology is subject to interference lrom many sources, as mandated by
the KC Occaslonaly. there will be temporary disconnection to the wireless sensor. This
device is designed to search and acquire the signal again if there is litteriereitce oi
Iempoiary In“ 01 signal. In musl cues, lhe lemprralure will show again il lhe main will
and wireless temperature sensor arr: able to re connect automatically ll the rl'rsconnec
lion lasts longer than a few hours, "flit! to this troubleshooting guide,
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Solution
Bad
Wireless Sensor
Reception
Y'III nobars
Bad Atomic Clock
Reception
1|||I itobars
No Wireless Sensor Data
(no communication)
no bars and flashing
" A 'ilata
leII
Main Unit
Display Not Working
Relocate the main unit and/or the wireless
sensors All units must be within lm feet
lrorn each other. Malnc sure both units are
placed at least 3 lent lrorrl other electronic
appliances and devices that may interlere
with the wireless communication (such as
TV's. microwaves. computers etc], NOTE It
may take up to 20 minutes lor the main unit
to re synchronize with the sensors when
batteries are replaced. Use lithium batteries
in sensors when temperature isbelow 44.
Relocate the main unit. It is important that
theatomic clock sensor (located in the
wireless temperatureihumidily sensor) is
located in an area clear ol any large stone
or metallic surlaces. Make sure the main umt
is placed at least 3 let-t lrom other electronic
apdiIttces and devices that may interleu-
with lhl.‘ wireless communication [such as
TV’s. microwaves. computers etc). Large
metallic surlaces will also interfere with the
atomic clock signal.
ll wireless reception is had (no bars). see
”Bad Reception‘section above. The wireless
ID setting on each unit must match lor all
units to communicate properly. See 'Set
Wireless ID' on the next page.
Make certain that the batteries are installed
correctly.The batteries may need replacing.
llyou are using the AC power adaptor, make
cenairi it is plugged in and the outlet power is
switched on.
.10.
Set Wireless ID
All wireless ID’s
must match
REMOVE
BATTTR‘V
(DMPARIMtNl
COVER
This wireless weather station uses long range 4133th radio frequency
for communication.
In the event that you have reception problems due to interference,
both the main unit and both wireless sensors have a selectable
wireless ID. The ID switches are located within the battery
compartments of the main unit and the wind sensor. The switch is
located near the battery compartment cover on the temperature
sensor.
You may choose A, B or C; but both the main units and the wireless
sensors ID's must match for successful synchronization.
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