ECARE ELECTRONICS TP-08 Wireless Dual Two Probe Digital Barbecue Meat Thermometer Set User Manual
SHENZHEN ECARE ELECTRONICS CO., LTD Wireless Dual Two Probe Digital Barbecue Meat Thermometer Set
User Manual
ThermOPru REMOTE BBQ THERMOMETER INSTRUCTION MANUAL Model No. TP-08 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase plthe TP-DB BARBECUE Thermometer, a programmable radiolreouency iood thermometer Vou will now be ableto remotely monitorthe temperature ot grilling toad and the temperature inside yourgrilltrom anywhere in your home Components 17 Receiver unit. 17 Transmitter unit 1, Detachable stainless steel BARBECUE probe With clip 3 17 Detachable stainless steel FOOD probe 5 27 Z‘AAA batteries Receiver Features TPeoa Receiver Sort rubper ,, sleeve \ Belt clip th t4, s73 Bairery Campanment - LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) 7 Displays all icons, temperature and time . BATTERY COMPARTMENTa Holds 2AAA batteries (included) - STAND e Swlngs out and allow you to stand the receivercn tabletop 4. Buttons 1. HI/HR e in THERMOMETER MODE. press and hold until the digits Hash, pressto increase the maximum BARBECUE temperature. Press and hold tor 2 seconds to increase 10 degrees persecond ln TlMER MODE, when the TlMER is stopped. press to set the hour Press and hold for 2 seconds to increase in hours per second 2. LalMlNelnTHERMOMETER MODE. press and hold untilthe digits llasn, press to lncreasethemmlmum BARBECuEtemperature Press and held torZseccndstamcrease in degrees persecond lnTlMER MODE.whentherlMERis stopped. pressto setthe Minute Press and hold lor2 seconds to increase 10 Minutes per second 3. LIGHTIMODE 7 Press to turn on the LCD back lighttors seconds Press and hold lor 2 secondsto selectTHERMOMETER MODEorTlMER MODE 4. HIICLEAR a in THERMDMETER MODE. press and hold until the digits llash, press to increase the maximum FOOD temperature Press and hold VOrZ seconds (a increase 10 degrees per second. in TIMER MODE, when thetirner is stopped. press to cleerthe timer setting back to u no 5. sum/STOP rln TlMER MODE. press to startorstop the tirnerceuntdowri orcourit up a. ONIOFFIRESVNC 7 Press to turn ONIOFF the receiver Press and hold torz seconds to synchronize with transmitter 7.ALERT. “0 PF press to turn ON/OFF the alarm Press and hold tor 2 seconds to switch between “C and ”F display Transmitter Features _ Battery Compartment eihn Senwr wcket hole - LCD (Liquld Crystal Display) 7 displays temperature or both FOOD and BARBEcuE ltWill automatically sWiteh between FOOD and BARBECUE displays - WIRE STAND Allows you to stand the receiver on tabletop or it can be reversed and used as a hanger .2. - BATTERY COMPARTMENT 7 holds 2 AAA batteries . 1 FOOD a Piugslrl lorstainless steel FOOD probe . 2 BARBECUE rPiUgslrl (or stainless steel BARBECUE probe Button “c ”FIONIOFFrPressand hold ror2 seconds to turns oN/OFFthetrarrsmiIter. Press to select thetemperalure unit between “C and “F Installing batteries Open the battery compartment otthe receiverand insert two “AAA" batteries with correct polarity Open the battery compartment olthe transmitter and insert two'AAA" batteries with Correct polarity Synchronize Receiver 8t Transmitter 1. Plug the stainless steel probe sensors into the corresponding plug in olthe transmitter Note: The FOOD probe is 6 inches long With pointed end while the BARBECUE probe is 3 inches long with a grill rack clip 2 insert 2AAA batteries into the receiver battery compartment or press and hold Resync on the receivertor 2 seconds irthe batteries were already installed The receiver viriii emera Synchronization money which iasisZ minutes In lhls mode. the receiver is searching (or registration signal rrom atransniiiter The displayshows “ and itis rlashing 3 When the receiver is in Synchronization mode, insertzAAA batteries intothe transmitter battery compartment . The transmitterwill send a registration signal lo the receiver This needsto be donewrthin 120 secondsrrom turning on the receiverin orderlorthe receiver to receive the Registration Code lroni the transmitter. 4. Registration is completed when the unit beeps and the probe temperatures appearon LCD Loss link alerl ll the receiver is taken out or range or there is abnormal external interlerence or alter shutting oFF the transmitter. the receiver may not be able to receive the transmission lrom the transmitter lithis happens over4 minutes, the unit Will alertyou by beeping oncerorevery A seconosto tell you the signal is lost Pressing any button on Receiverwill stop the Loss Llrlk beep To regain lrarlsmlssiari signal, move the receiverclose to the transmitter. the link should be automatically restored and the temperatures should appearon the receiver display THERMOMETER MODE In thermometer mode. the LCD Will showal FOOD icon inthe upperpartoltheoisplay and a BARBECUE icon in the lower part orthe display you can «allow processes below to gain your desired settings. Setting HI (Maximum) FOOD Temperature l Pressthe Hl/ CLEAR button to displaythe maximum FOOD temperature, which will only bedisplayed lorssecorids The FOthemperature range is 32 “F . 572 "Fahd the defaultsettingisl7s°F 2 Press and hold the MI CLEAR button until the digits llash. 3 Press the HI/ CLEAR button to set yourdesired temperature ltWill increase one With each press Press and hold the HI/ CLEAR button to last increase 4. Press the LlGHT/MODE button to conlirm the setting Note: Press Hl/CLEARto read yourset maximum FOOD temperature. To destroy harmiul bacteria like Salmonella and E Coli the UsBArecommends theiollowing minimum internal temperatures (Beer. Veal. Lamb Steaks d Roasts and Fish) to be 145 “F (Egg Bishes, Pork and Ground BEEiVeai 1t Lamb) to be lSD“F (Turkey. Chicken &Duck Wholey PlecesfitGruundMa be (55°F setting HI (Maximum) EAREEcuE Temperature 1 Press the HllHR button to display the maximum BARBECUE temperature. which will only be displayed tors seconds The maximum BARBECUE temperature range is 140 "F —572 “F and the delault setting is 176°F. Note: The unilWill not allow you to setthe maximum BARBECUEtemperature below the minimum BARBECUEtemperature 2 Press and hold the HI/HR button until the digits llash 3. Press the HllHR button to set your desired temperature ltWill increase oneWith each press Press and hold the Hll CLEAR button to rast increase 4 Press the LlGHT/ MODE button to conlirrn the setting Note: Pressthe HIIHR button to read yourset maximum BARBECUE temperature. Setting Lo (Minimum) BARBECUE Temperature 1 Pressthe LolMlN button to displaythe minimum BARBECUE temperature, which will only be displayed lor5 seconds. The minimum BARBECUE temperature range is 32 “F 7554 °F and the delaultsettirrg is 50% Note: The unitwill notallow youloseltheminimum BARBECUEtemperature above the maximum BARBECuEtemperature 2 Press and hcid the LO/MIN button untiitheoigitstiash 3 Press the LO/MIN button to set your desired temperature it wiii increase one With each press Press and hoio the LolMIN button tolast increase A Press the tieHT/MODE button to confirm the setting Note: Press the LOlMIN button to read yourset minimum BARBECUEtemperature Ac ating the temperature alarm You can press the/ALERT, sTARTlsToP button to activate thetemperature aiarmlor BARBECUE and FOOD. The aiarm iconswiii appear beneath the FOoDand BARBECUE icons The ieceiverwrii beep with the aiarm icon and probe temperature iiashing it a)The actuai FOOD temperature has exceeded yourset maximum FOOD temperature (Beep twice in every second) biTheactuai BARBECUE temperamre has exceeded yourset maximum BARBECUE temperature (Beeponcein everysecond) c)The achiai BARBECUE temperature hasfeilen heiow yoursetmiriimum BARBECUE temperature (Beeponce in every second) Note: The minimum BARBECUE temperature alarm will not be activated until the actual BARBECUE temperature goes above the set m mum temperature. For example: Vou set the minimum BARBECUE temperature as 220 “F andpress the ALERT. STOP/sTARTto activate the alarm The unit WIN NoToeep orilash even irthe actual BARBECUE temperature is below 220 “F lt assumes thatyourBARBEcuE is not up to temperature Only when the actual BARBECUE temperature goes over 220 ”F. then Ialls below 220 °F, can the alarm be activated, the unit will beep and llasn Note: The unit will retain [ourBarbecuI 5. Food alert temperature settings even after the unitis turned nfl. TIMER MODE Countdown 1 Press and hoid the tiGHT/MODE button to swuch the unit lronn THERMOMETER MoDE toTiMER MODE. The timer 0,00. with a small icon TiMER Wiii be shown on the lower part oithe dismay 2 Pressthe HilHR button to setthe hourano tOlMiN button to set the minute 3 Press theALERT, START/STOP button to start countdown, The icon “9“ wiii biink, 4 Press the ALERT, START/STOP button to stop the countdown The "9“ Wiii be soiid 5. Press the HIlCLEAR button to clearthe setting back 0:00. Note: The minimum setting In! the timer is 1 minute and the maximum setting is 21 hours. it williie displayed as hours 5 minutes when the timer does not exceed iii hours. Once it exceeds“) hours, only the hour can be displayed. When the countdown reaches "0:00" the timerstarts counting up andit will beep Ior 30 seconds. The “0:00” and “s" will blink. Press theALERT/lSTART/STDF button to stop the beep. Countup 1 Press and hold the LiGthMoDE button to switch the unit irom ThERMoMETER MODE to TIMER MODE The timero on. with a smaii icon TIMEReri be shown on the iowerpart oithe display 2 Press theAtEAR. START/STOP button to startcountup Theicon-ewiiiii biink 3 Press theAtERT START/STOP button to stop the count up The “t “ will be soiid, A Press the Hi/CLEAR button to oiear the setting back to n on Note: When the count up timer reach-s 9:59, it will k In displaying as 9:59, meanwhile, the unit be-ps with the “t icon blinking tor an slcnnds. Note: The unit will retain your timer settings even alter the unit is turned air. Temperature display formats Press the °c PP button to switch between °c and °P Using TIMER MODE iii TEMPERATURE MODE simultaneously The TiMER MODE and TEMPERATURE MODE can be used simultaneousiy. This aliows you to monitorthe temperature torboth FOOD and BABECUE in the TEMPERATURE MODE when using the TIMER MODE to keep track otanother cooking task You can teli ditterent task by the aiarm sound as weii as the icons 1 in the THERMOMETER MODE. when thetemperature is reached, the receiverwiii aiarm you by beeping once in every second tor the BARBECUE temperature and beeping mice in every second lor the FOOD temperature The aiarm icons and probetemperature Wiii biink Biung with the aiarrn sound 2 in the TiMER MODE, when the timer is reached. the receiver WiH aiarm you by beeping 3 times in every second Eitherthe upward arrow (lor countrup) ordownward arrow (lor countdown) wiii blink Procedure fortyp al use in an outdoor BARBECUE Theroiiowmo typicai exampies wiilguthruugl’i the stepsto have theTPrDB BARBECUE aiarm you iia piece olrneat (Boston Butt) is booked to 160 °F ilyour barbecue temperature iaiis beibw 225°Furgoes above 250%. and remindybutoeheckthesmbkerin 2 hours Set up BARBECUE Follcwthe registration procedure. Place meat on the BARBECUE grill rack lnsert FOOD probe sensorinto the centeroithickest portion orthe meat Avoid touching bone or heavy rat areas Clip the special BARBECUE probe to grill rack oibarbecue chamber Position the probe sensorwires so they Will not come into contactwith flames and exlttne barbecue Without being pinched/ crushed by the cover Standlhangthetransmitterawayirom heat source oibarbecue DO NOT puttransmitteron closed cover or under the cover The transmitter IS water proof lnr use in rain THERMOMETER MODE Press Hl/CLEAR to displaythe maximum FOOD temperature Press and hold Hl/CLEAR until the maximum FooD temperature ilashes Press Hl/CLEAR repeatedly until loo °E appears (press and hold Hl/CLEAR button wlll increase the temperature 10 degrees persecondl Quickly press LIGHT/MODE to coniirm the tail “F setting Press HllHR to display the maxlmum BARBECUE temperature Press and hold Hl/HR until the maximum BARBECUE temperatureilashes Press HllHR repeatedlyuntil 250“F appears (press and hold Hl/HR button Will increasethe temperature 10 degrees persecondi Quickly press LlGHT/MODE to coniirm the 250°F setting Press LOIMlN to displaythe minimum BARBECUE temperature Press and hold LolMlN until the minimum BARBECUE temperature flashes Press LOlMlN repeatedly until 225"F appears (press and hold LOlMlN button Wiil increase the temperature in degrees persecond) Quickly press LlGHT/MODE to conilrm the 225 "F setting Press ALERT, START/STOPlo activate the temperature alarm iorthe BARBECUE and FOOD. TIMER MODE Press HllHR twice to setior 2 hours so that 2:00 Will be displayed Press ALARM/START lsToPto start the countdown Press and hold LlGHT/MoDEto go backtoTHERMOMETERMoDE. Clip the receiver to your beltor pocket and move up to aim ti awaytrom the barbecue Go indoors ildesired. You are now remotely monitoring youriood and barbecue. The receiver Will beep and ilash iryour meattemperature goes above loo “F orthe barbecue temperature ialls below 225“F orexceeds 250°F. Helpful Hints . lithe receiverano lorthetransmitterdisplay LLL erHh instead oithe probetemperature wait iorprobeto reach room temperature it LLL or HHH is still displayed oryou geta lalse temperature squeeze the probeiacks harderintothetransmitterand tWist them back and iorth so they make good contact lithe problem still persists it is likelytne internal probe Wire has shorted out eitherthrough moisture or heat damage . Do not immerse the probe in waterwhile cleaning. . Do not allow the probe or probe Wire to come into contactwith ilames . within the warranty period, return deiective probe to address below along with return address and we will send you a replacement probe at no charge. . iithetemperature displayed seems to read too high orthe temperature seems to increase too quickly. check to make sure the probe tip is not poking through the food to outside. Reposition the probe tip in the centeroithe thickest partoiiood Avoid touching bone or heavy iatareas Cautions: l)Always weara heat resistant glove to touch the stainless steel probe sensors or Wires during oriust altercooking. Do not touch with bare hands. 2) keepthe stainless steel probe sensors and Wires aWaylrom children 3) clean the stainless steel probes and dry thoroughly alter each and every use A) Do not use the receiver in the rain it is NoT rain pmol‘ The transmitteris rain prooibut not water tight. Do not immerse in Water Si no not expose the plugs ol‘ the stainless steel probes orthe plug in holes ol‘ the transmitter to wateror any liouio This will result in a bad connecting and iaulty readings 5) Do not expose the receiver ortransmitterto direct heatorsuriace. 7) Do not use stainless steel probes in microwave oven. 8) The Barbecue Thermometer registers temperatures as low as 32 ”F (0 "cl and as high as 572°F(300”C) LLLWill bedisplayed below 32”Farid HHHwill bedisplayedabove 572 ”F Do notusethestalnless probesensorabove 572 “F Doing soWilldeteriorate theWire. 9) Not intended ior Use by Persons ages l2 and Under. Cleaning l)Always weara heat resistant glove to touch the stainless steel probe sensors orwires during uriusl artercooking no not touch With bare hands 2) Keep the stainless steel probe sensors and Wires awayirom children 3) Wash the metal probe tips with hot soapy water and drythoroughly. Do not immerse the probe in waterwhile cleaning 4) wipe the transmitter and receiverwith damp cloth. Do not immerse either in water. .3. Informanon to user warning; changes or modifications to this unit not expressly engraved by the party responsible lorcornpliance could void the users'authority to operate the equipment. Note- This equipmenthas been tested and lound to comply with the limits fora Class E digital device, pursue"! (a part 1501rne FCC Rules. These limits are designed (a provide reasonabte protection againsttiarrnrul interference in a residential installation. rhis equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, ilnot instilled and used In accordance with the lnstmctions, may cause harmful Interference to radio communications Huwever‘ there is no guarantee tnat interierence Wiii not occur in a partiouiar instaiiation iltnis equipment does cause narmlul interlerence to radio or teieVision reception, whicn can be determined by |urnmg tne equipment all and on‘ tne user is encouraged to try to correct the interlerence by one or more oltne loHawmg measures rReorient or reiocate tne receiiring antenna -increase tne separation between tne equipment and receivers -t:onnectttie equipment into an outiet on a circuit ditlerent lrom tnat to wnicti tne receiver is connected rCansuiHhe dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician (or heip TnisdeVice compiiesiuitn part 15oltne FCC Ruies Operation is suoiect to tne loiloyiiing two conditions (titnis devlce may not cause narmlui interlerence, and (2) ttiisdeyice must accept any interlerence received, inciuding interleience tnatmay cause undesired operation LIMITED 90 DAYS WARRANTY TnermoPro warrants tnis product to be tree oldelects in parts, materials and workmanship lora period also days, lrom date oipurcttase snouid any repairs orservicmg undertnis warranty be required, contact Customer Service by phone or emai‘ lor instrucllcms on how |o pack and shlp the pruducl Ia ThermuPro CUSTOMER SERVICE Teieprione 17877751577797(USKtCAunly) Emaii seryice@ouytnermopro cam Hours Weekdays 9 00AM 5 an PM EST This warranty gives you specilic iegai righ|s and you may also have other rights wnion vary lrom state to state Meal Temperatures 8r Dcneness Chart Recommended by USDA MEAT Rare MedRare Medium MedWell WellDone gym taowriiiwc attic: aaei 150°Fl55‘0 iaoriiioc iaeriwc yea 125°F/52‘T2 Mmrlemc t5a°rlsa°c isoriiioc 165°F/77“C cow ”prim Mariam iasoriwc part iaorriroc iaeriirrc iiorninc acuity iasorimc tam MOW/60’s MSW/63‘s iBO‘F/HDC iSS‘F/M‘C 17D’F/77'C rat itsoriaoc Program NSF/63% ,In FCC Statement, This equipment has been tested and leund to comply With the limits lora Class 5digital device pursuant to part ‘lsloe FCC Rules, These limitsare designed to proVide reasonable protection against harmlul interierence in a residential installation This equipmenl generates. uses and can radiate radio lrequency energy and, it not installed and used in accordance With the instructions, may cause harmlul interference to radio communications However there is nu guarantee that interterence wrll net occurin a parllcular installation. llthis equipment does cause harmlul interlerence to radio or television reception. which can be determined oyturning the equipment ott and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interierence by one or more olthe tollowing measures: - Reorientorrelocatethe receiving antenna - increase the separation between the equipment and receiver, - Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit dinerent irorn that to which the receiveris connected. This devrce complies wllh part ts loe FCC rules. Operation is suoiect to the following two conditions (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)Ihlsdevlce must accept any inlerference received, including inlerference that may cause undesired operation Note Modifications to this product will void the user's authority to operate this equipment, .11.
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