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FCC lD: N92358F11
Please refer to user
manual for details
TIO OF YOUR L VIOMETER
Your wholes: thennumztcr i: designed/or easy sfl up. However] the steps requlred must be dune in the proper
stqusnm Please jallaw than instructions carefully:
BATTERY REQUIREMENTS
Bus: reuiving unit 2 AA alkaline batteries
Remain smsnr 3 AAA alkaline batteries
A. ACTIVATING RECEIVING UNIT:
I. Remove the stand if it ls in pilot: by rotating the rear edge down.
2. Press and slide open the Emory door, Install 1 size AA batteries into the battery compartment according to
polarity markings in tha bottom ofthc banery compartment, Close the battery door. Install the separate
stand as shown in Figurn It
The upper LCD of the recaivlng unit will indicate ‘--F‘, and is ready to registzr with remote sermons;
(Additional remote sensors are available directly from Springfield Precision Instruments lnc. Ordering
information is located in section Cr)
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B4 ACTIVATl'NG AND REGISTERING REMOTE SENSOR it!
1. Place remote sensor #1 near receiving umt
24 Lifi offthe mounting bracket by releasing the bottom two fixing (snap) locations as indicated,
3. Use a small Philips screwdriver to remain: the 4 screws on the water-resistant battery cover. Use care not
to drop and lose the small screws.
4t Use a ballpoint pen to slide sensor switch shown in Figure 4 to l, 2. or 3 for the channel selection (do not
choose the same channel number for n second or third sensor). Place the smnll self-adhesive label $1 on the
top rear ofthe back ofremots sensor for future reference.
5. Install 3 size AAA batteries according to polarity markings in the bottom of the battery compartment
Once batteries are installed the sensor will transmit Rf temperature signal to the receiving unit, The upper
LCD of the receiVEng unit will show the selected channel number And the temperature. It‘ registration is not
successful, you can force out new signels by pushing and holding the TX button of the remote sensor for 2
seconds. or remove and re-insmll batteries.
6. Once registration is complete, check that the rubber sea! is in the cover groove its shown in Figure 4, close
the battery cover and tighten the 4 screws. Snap on the mounting bracket.
7i To utivue and register a second or third remote sensor with the receiving unit (when sveilzble).
Follow steps 1- Gt Remember to piece the proper numbered selfladhesive label on each new remote sensor.
C. SETTING THE CLOCK
The lower display shoWS local (indoor) temperature after the batteries are installed. To set the clock, press the
Temp/Humidity/Cloek button twice until the clock time is displayed Using the HR and MIN buttons on the
back ofbuse receiver sol the locol time. You may select 12 hour AMIPM or 24 hour (military time) clock
configurstions by holding the marked button (Hold/(1224)) in for 4 seconds.
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D. INSTALLATION 0? REMOTE SENSOR(S)
l. Locating remote sensor in clear open trees can attain a maximum loo-foot transmission distance, Actual
transmission distance may be reduced by interference from buildings or obstructions between the sensor
and the receiver. Location should be away from direct sunlight and sheltered fi'om rain.
2. “the remote sensor (5) have been designed to accommodate a variety of mounting options. (See figure 3)
Remote (s) can be hung flat on a wall by means of: smell screw. There are slots on the rear bracket that
will accommodate a piece afVelcre, wire ties or string to enable remote (s) to be pole mounted. There is
also a pull out table stand it‘ you desire a horizontal surface mount.
Before making a permanent installation of it remote sensor, eheclt to see that the base receiver is
displaying each channel tempernturo from the remote location as described below.
CHECKING SENSOR RECEPTION
The rerl LED innieatur on the sensor will blink for each RF temperature trensmission The sensor is designed with 7
e buttery swing mode. Transmission will only hipplll every 2.5 minutes when the temperature ehenge is less
than 0.3 degrees, Whenever temperatures change more than 0.3 degrees the signal will be transmitted Instantly.
The receiving unit will displsy '---F’ in ll minutes it’no transmission is received.
Afler you hove placed the sensor in the remote location, ebserVe the receiVer channel display for that sensor
afler ll minutes. lfyou note the dash (...) display for one channel the signal has been lost. then try routing
that sensor in 45( steps, waiting at least 3 minutes titer etch position change. Observe the reoeiver channel
displny at each position to determine that the remote temperature display has been restored. lfnot, continue
rotation or repositioning of both receiver and remote sensor until reception is observed.
USING 6’ TEMERATURE PROBE
Your wireless thermometer is equipped with n 6" corded temperature probe for measuring water, soil,
freezer Bf very low outside temperatures. To activate this probe, open the cover ofthe plughole at the side
of the remote sensor and insert the probe plug (as illustrnred in Figure 4). The probe is now active.
Temperature readings will be displayed on the channel matched to the remote location where the probe has
been inserted.
E. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Replacing batteries in the base unit (2 x AA)
Afier inserting new batteries into the base unit , ell remote sensors must be re-registered. Remove the battery
cotter ofthe remote sensor nnd push and hold TX button for at least 2 seconds to send a new registration signal.
Close the battery cover and re-install the sensor. Repeat the procedure with the remaining sensors (ifany).
Replacing batteries in the remote sensor (3 x AAA)
Remove the battery cover of the sensor , replace batteries paying attention to the polarity and push and hold
Tx button for at least 2 second. Close the bettery cover end re-install the sensor.
Note: if you wish to change the channel number using the selector on the brick of the sensor, the new channel
must be clear (not used by the other sensor); see HOLD/SEEK button function of the base unit below.
T. OTHER OPERATIONS OF YOURS CHANNEL MRELESS THEIUIOMETERSET.
ONCE THE. WIRELESS SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED WITH PROCEDURES A - D, ALL OTHER
FEATURES ARE OPERATED FROM THE BASE RECEIVER UNIT.
Before attempting to use the other features, please review the display icons ot‘FlGURB 5 and the button
functions listed on the following pages since some buttons operate more than one hinction
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1. To retrieve a specific remote sensor temperature reading when mu ltipie remote sensors are active, press the
remote channel button until desired channel is displayed.
2. The base receiver is equipped with an Auto Scroll function that when active will automatically cycle
through remote channels I - 3, To enable or disable this function. hold the remote channel button for 3
seconds.
“ 0“ icon appear: if auto scroll is enabled. Auto scroll will only function if more than i sensor is active.
RECALL MEMORY
This unit records and displays maximum or minimum temperature readings orthe receiver and all active
remote sensor locations. (The min/max. readings will only be shown for the channel and the lower
timetion actually on display)
1. To read maximum record for 10 seconds, press RECALL MEMORY button. Prue again to read minimum
reeord for it) seconds.
2. The memory recall can also be used to retrieve max/min humidity readings at recoiver location if humidity
is releeted on lower display.
CLEAR MEMORY
To clear (erase) only the maximum record or minimum record that is being displayed on screen press eiear
memory button. Noto that ii'ioul (Indoor) temperature or humidity mix or min Is on display, they will
also clear. To prevent this, select clock on the lower display before pressing CLEAR MEMORY button.
INDOOR-TEMPIHL'M'lDlTY/CIDCK
Press to seroll through displays for base receiver temperature, relative humidity reading or time.
Icon “il\"‘ appears when displaying local temperature. icon “lN RH“ appears when displaying relative
humidity.
BUTTQN FUNCTION§ QN BAQK QF EA§E REQ'ELXER
(All rear buttons have two functions when printed above and below the button).
HOLD / SEEK
This recessed button clears registration of the displayed channel (sensor) in the base unit. Push the button for at
least 5 seconds to clear channel in preparation for fire new sensor. Then the new smsor should be re-registerrd
using procedure Bl - as (see above).
C’lF" . HOLD (ll/24)
1. Push to select temperature readings in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
2. Hold 3 seconds to select i2 or 24 hour time configuration.
HR— +
1. When clock is displayed, each short press will Increase l-l0_l.‘R one step upward.
2. When setting temperature alert function, press to increase setting of temperature limit on flashing display.
MIN - -
1. When clock is displayed, each short press will increase MINUTE one step upward.
2. When setting temperature alert function, press to decrease setting of temperature limit on flashing display.
ALERT OS/OFF - HOLD SET
Thin unit can be programmed to alert you that the temperature has risen above or below a lure-determined
rouge at the receiver or any of the 3 remote sensor locations.
Short press to enable or disable both upper and lower temp alarms. The upper and lower icons appear
when temp alert it enabled. ifenablnd, all alarms previously aet for eneh channel and indoor become active
and will iignal iflimits are reached or passed. When alarm Donuts for a tempmmre not on display. the
audible signal will occur and the upper or lower icon will flash. Use the channel selector to display the
correct channel and the actual temperature will be shown. elso flashing.
Alarm limits are set for the indoor (local) temperature and ench channel separately. The procedure ‘
to set these limits must he followed exactly to avoid error.
a. Press and hold t-rowiser button 3 seconds.
The upper display is for upper limit and shows ... dashes
The lower display ls for lower limit and shows --- dashes
b. Use the Remote Channel button to select the Sensor for which you wlsh to set limits.
The button press repeats this sequence:
Indoor (local) Icon [N appeers on lower display
Channel I (If registered) Icon 1 appears
Channel 2 (If registered) Icon 2 eppelrs
Channel 3 (If registered) Icon 3 appears
c. Atter selecting the channel, press the ALERT button once and the Upper limit display and icon will
flash. The display will show the last upper limit set for the channel you have selected.
d. Within 8 seconds, press the + or - button to increase or decrease the upper limit alert value by 1,8’ F
(or 1° C) for each press.
Holding the + or - button will cause the settlng to change rapidly.
e. When the desired setting is reached. press the ALERT button once to confirm the setting.
The display will show the new setting and the lower limit display and icon will flash.
f. Within 8 seconds, press the + or - button to increase or decrease the lower limit.
5. When the desired setting is reached. press the ALERT button once to confirm the setting.
The upper display will return to the channel selected and the lower display will automatically display
local (indoor) temperature
To set the ALERT values for the other registered channels, select the channel desircd and repent the
procedure from n to g.
NOTE : Default values (afier buttery installation or reset of the receiver) ere:
INDOOR: Upper Limit is +50°C, +122°F - Lower Limit is O‘C. +32’F
REMOTES: Upper Limit is +70iC. ‘lSB’F - Lower Limit is -50=C, - 58°F
TREND INDICATOR
Trend Indicator automatically shows es on increasing icon or decreasing icon if the displayed channel temperature
hzs changed.
G. PURCHASING ADDITIONAL SENSORS
Additional two-way Sensors like the one fumished with this set may be ordered directly from Springfield by
calling: l»888-80WEATH(ER) I pass-8094234
Please have a major credit card ready when placing the cell.
T\vo way sensors have the removable probe extension cable and can be used es regular sensors vo‘th the
probe removed. Remember, one base unit will operate only 3 sensors.
H. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Power source: AA size (‘UMJtl battery it 2 pcs. (Receiver), AAA x 3 pcs., (Transmitter).
Alter installing batteries, the LCD will be given a full segment test for 3 seconds. with beeping test tone.
Default values ' Clock : 12:00 (12 hr mode)
Thenno : Degree F
Mods : Indoor rempemture
Alert : All channels alert ol'l‘
lndnnr upper - LiU’C to «lzZ‘F, lower =0'C to ~32'F
Outdoor upper = +70’C,*158’F, Iowpr = -50’C, 48°F
Temp range 5 Indoor we to esp-C (-l- 1.5 degree). +ss=em *l22°F(+l-2.S degree)
Remote sensor “C to + SO‘C (qt. Ls degree), -IU'F to ¢ tzo'rr +/~ 1.5 degree)
Remote probe -SD‘C to 070°C (4. 1.5 degree), -58'F to +l$£°l= (rl- 2.5 degree)
Hygro range : Indoor : SV- w 9996 («I- 196 normal nnge) '
Clock . g e . 50 sec per month
FCC ID: NOZJSSFII
This ilevirc complies with Part I! olthe FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1) This device may not excuse harmful inlerl'cronc 'uud
2) This devico must uccept any interference reseller].
including Interference that may cause undeelrtd‘
opertoion. ‘
User elnnot modify products.

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