La Crosse Technology TX143TH Wireless Color Weather Station User Manual SPB0239 x

La Crosse Technology Ltd. Wireless Color Weather Station SPB0239 x

User manual

Mod FROTemp,ForecaSeasoBasStaTemp, h+CaleTimeNotdel: S88785 WIREONTVIEW Outdoor , humidity + Trends Day/Night st + Trend onal image change se nd Indoor humidity + Trends Time, endar, + e Alarmte: Please allo www.lac High LESS COow for the LCDcrossetechno ResolutionOLOR WE SensorBatteryCoverD screen to reHanging Keyholes ology.com/suModel: S8Qu n Display EATHER Sry respond when aLEDupport Page 88785 & TXuick SetupDC: STATIONSBC2TXOSTa button is preSV| 1 X143TH p Guide 091914 N AC Power Jack DC 5.0V Sensor Battery Compartment 2 “AA” OUTDOOR SENSOR TX143TH essed. SIDE IEW
Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 2 Get Started Step 1:Insert the 5 volt AC cord (included) into the wall outlet then into the weather station. Step 2: Insert the 2 new AA batteries (not included) into the TX143TH outdoor sensor. Observe the correct polarity. The red LED will flash during transmission. Restart: If there is no outdoor temperature after 3 minutes, unplug the AC adapter and remove batteries from the outdoor sensor for 15 minutes. Return to Step 1 above. Manually Set Time, Date, Temperature Unit (from any page) From any screen hold the SET button to enter time set mode. 1. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the values. 2. Press the SET button to confirm adjustments and move to the next item. TIME SET. ORDER: 1. 12/24 hour time format 2. Hour 3. Minutes 4. Year 5. Month 6. Date 7. Fahrenheit/Celsius Press the SET button to exit, or wait 20 seconds without pressing buttons to return to the normal time display. Adjust Backlight The back light defaults to HIGH intensity when the weather station is powered on. The backlight can be adjust to LO or OFF with a press of the LIGHT button.  LOW=press the LIGHT button  OFF= press the LIGHT button again  HIGH= press the LIGHT button third time/return to default.
ModLCD PrespagDIS del: S88785 D Screen Pss the DISe, OutdoorSPLAY butt www.lacPages PLAY buttor page or Coton at any tcrossetechnoon to selectomfort pagtime to sele INDOOR1. Timeand c2. Indoo3. Indoodaily4. Indoowith 5. Indoo(LOW6. Outdhumi FORECA1. Outdotemp2. Day/Nforeca3. Photopictur4. Indootemp5. Time 6. Alarm7. Perpe(Day/ ology.com/sut the Forecage to displayect a new pR DISPLAYe, alarm timcalendar or comfort or humidity MIN/MAX or tempera daily MIN/or temperaW/HI) oor temperidity AST DISPLAoor humiditerature witNight forecaast tendenco-color forere backgrouor humidityerature m Time withetual Calend/Month/Datupport Page ast page, Iy. Press thepage. Y me with sno level indicay and trendature and trMAX ature alertsrature and AY ty and th trends ast icons acy ecast sceneund y and h Snooze dar te) | 3 ndoor e ooze ator d with rend nd s
Mod Notfor and del: S88785 te: Please nreference o forecast w www.lacnote that thonly. The cowill display ccrossetechno he images dorrect valuecordially toCOMFORT1. Outdoo2. Open/Cachiev3. Outdoohumidi4. Time, acalend5. Indoor6. Indoor OUTDOO1. Time, calend2. Sensor3. Barom4. Day/Nforecas5. Outdoodaily M6. Outdoodaily M7. Heat I8. Outdoo(LOW/9. Indoor ology.com/sudisplayed ines of tempe your condT DISPLAYor air condiClose windoe ideal indoor temperaity alarm timear r temperatur comfort leR DISPLAYalarm timear r strength imetric pressight forecast tendencyor humidityMIN/MAX or temp. anMIN/MAX ndex/Dew or Tempera/HI) r temperatuupport Page n this manuerature, huitions. Y ition ow suggestoor comfortture and e with snoozure and humevel indicatoY e with snoozindicator ure historyst icons any y and trendnd trend wiPoint readiature Alertsure and hum| 4 ual are midity tion to t ze and midity or ze and y graph d d with ith ngs s midity
ModSet 1. 2. 3. 4. Ala Act    Sno    Notmin Set1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. del: S88785 t Time AlarHold the APress the ▼Press the Aitem. Press the Drm Time stivate/DeaPress the APress the AOnce activaPress the Aalarm. The OFF ico ooze (SilenWhen alarmalarm for 1The snoozeIn snooze mone day. te: The alanutes and tht Indoor an Press the Dpage. Hold the AThe low temPress the ▼Press the Athealert. Press the ▼Press the AtemperaturPress the ▼ www.lacrm (from ALARM butt▼ or ▲ butALARM butDISPLAY bsetting ordactivate TiALARM butALARM butated, the OALARM buton will appnces Alarmm sounds, 10 minutese icon will smode, presrm is creschen will shund OutdooDISPLAY bALERT buttomperature ▼ or ▲ butALERT butt▼ or ▲ butALERT buttre alert. Th▼ or ▲ butcrossetechnoany page)ton to entetons to adjtton to confbutton to reder:1.Hourime Alarmtton once totton again tON icon apptton again tear. m Temporpress the L. show. ss any buttocendo soundut off compor Temperbutton to seon for 3-5 s alert valuetons to adjton to conftons to turton to confhe high alertons to adjology.com/su) r alarm timust the valfirm & moveturn to norrs, 2. Minutm o view alarto activate pears. to deactivaarily) LIGHT button to stop d. The alarmpletely. rature Alerelect the Inseconds will flash. ust the lowirm & moven the low airm & movert will flash.ust the valupport Page me set modeues. ve to the nermal time mtes rm time. the alarm.te the ton to silenalarm for m sounds frts ndoor or Ou w alert value to activatalert ON/OFe to the hig. ues. | 5 e. ext mode. ce the for 2 utdoor es. te FF. gh
Mod9. 10. 11. Prespres Act Tur   Notdes Sea   Tem Theindi       MINdel: S88785 Press the Aalert. Press the ▼Press the Ass the ALEssing buttotive Tempe Emits a serflashing yern Alert OfHold the Awill flash. Press the Aicon is selePress the ▼te: You canired and leaarch for Ou Hold the ▲The tempeOpen the osignal quicmperaturee temperatucators updTemperatuHumidity Temperatuhours. Humidity TemperatuHumidity N/MAX Te www.lacALERT butt▼ or ▲ butALERT buttRT button ons to returerature Alries of beepellow alert Off: ALERT buttoALERT buttected. ▼ or ▲ butn change thave the aleutdoor sen▲ button to erature readoutdoor senkly. e/Humidityure (2°F/1°ate every 3ure has rishas risen ure has nohas not chure has falhas fallen emperaturecrossetechnoton to conftons to turton to confto exit, or wrn to normaert/Turn Aps once perON icon. on for 3-5 ston until thtons to turhe value of ert ON. nsor search for ding will shnsor and pry Trend In°C) and hum30 minutes sen in the pin the past t changedhanged in tlen in the in the pastes ology.com/suirm & moven the high irm & exit await 20 secal time dispAlert OFF r minute wiseconds. The flashing yn the alert the alert hi the outdooow dashes ress the TXndicators midity (3% or less. past 3 hour 3 hours. d in the pasthe past 3 past 3 hout 3 hours. upport Page e to activatalert ON/Oalert settingconds withoplay. ith a he low aleryellow alert OFF. igher/loweror sensor. until reconX button to RH) trend rs. st 3 hours. rs. | 6 te the OFF. gs. out t value t ON r if nnected. send a
Mod    Out  OpeNotsugg Ope  Whehumstaythe the Clo  Wherang Ind Thethe      24 del: S88785 Indoor and Oon the indooThe forecasttemperatureThe forecastat midnight (tdoor HeatOutdoor headisplayed onen/Close We: Open/Clogestion to acen WindowHumidity: Temperatuen both outmidity are inys open. If temperatu window gosed WindoHumidity: Temperatuen either thge the wind door Comfoe indoor com weather stToo Humid/Humid/WetComfortabDry Too Dry Hour Pres www.lacOutdoor MINor and the out station will es each day st station auto(12:00 AM). t Index & at index and n the outdoorWindow Rose Window chieve ideal w: 32-re: 62-tdoor tempn this range either the res are outoes to the cow: 1-3re: -40he outdoor dow stays c ort Displamfort displatation. /Too Wet t le/Comfort ssure Histocrossetechno/MAX tempeutdoor pagesshow the dastarting at miomatically re Dew Poindew point ter page. RecommenIndicator is indoor comf75% 78 degreeperature ane the windohumidity ot of this ranclosed posit2% and 76 to 61 and temperatuclosed. y (Indoor ay is based OK ory Graphology.com/sueratures are c. ily minimum idnight (12:0sets the min/nt Temperamperatures andation a fort s d ow r nge tion. 6- 100% d 79 to 140 re or humid Page) off of the upport Page constantly diand maximu00 AM). /max temperatures are constant degrees dity are in humidity re| 7 isplayed um ratures tly this ead by
Mod   Sea    DPSMSJuASWD NofStcoColdel: S88785 Read the gmeans thatof air pressIf the bars and the wetime. asonal andOn the Forseasonally.The entire day imagesNote: DayThe Outdooforecast icoDay & NightParameters Spring: March 20th – Summer: une 21st – SAutumn: Sept. 21st – Winter: Dec 21st – Mote: Averaf the differetate. The baorrectly to yor Forecas www.lacgraph from t the weathsure. go down, ieather is exd Day/Nigecast page.(Spring, Su backgrouns. and Night or page wilon. t June 20th ept. 20th Dec 20th ar 19th ge sunrise ent sunrise ackground your locatiost Icons crossetechno The pressure24 hour The pressurehow pasto the cleft to righther is gettinit means thxpected to wht Change, the tree fummer, Aud will chan start timesl show the and sunset and sunset picture wilon. ology.com/su bar chart ie history trrs. “0” is equae and eachst pressure urrent prest. If the bang better dhe air pressworsen fromes to Forecfoliage will tumn, Wintge daily bes, vary by s day/night Day Starts 6:53am 6:18am 6:50am 7:18am t times wert times acrol not alwayupport Page ndicates thrend over thal to the cu bar repres was compssure. rs are risinue to the insure has drom the prescast Iconschange ter) etween nighseason. changes wNight Starts 7:57pm 8:19pm 5:15pm 5:48pmre used becoss the Unys display | 8 he air he last rrent sents pared g, it ncrease opped ent s ht and ith the m m m m cause ited
Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 9 Animatedforecast iconsuse changing atmospheric pressure to predict weather conditionsfor the next 12-hours with 70-75% accuracy. DAY NIGHT Forecast Tendency Indicators (Up, Right and Down Arrows) Rising Pressure Weather is Expected to Improve Steady Pressure Weather is Expected to Stay the Same Falling Pressure Weather is Expected to Worsen Outdoor sensor Use and Positioning  Mount the Outdoor sensor on a north-facing wall or in any well shaded area. Under an eave or deck rail is preferred.  The maximum wireless transmission range to the weather station is over 300 feet (91.44 meters) in open air, not including walls or floors.  Be sure the outdoor sensor is mounted vertically. Specifications INTELLIGENT WEATHER FORECAST ICONS This station learns; please allow 3 to 4 weeks for barometric calibration. This will ensure an accurate personal forecast for your location. Note: It is important that Time and Date are set for the Day/Night changes are as specified.
Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 10 Indoor Temperature Range: +32°F to +122°F (0°C to 50°C) Humidity Range: 1%-99% (RH) Outdoor Temperature Range: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C) Alkaline Batteries: -20°F to 140°F (-29°C to 60°C) Lithium Batteries: -40°F to -20°F (-40°C to -29°C) NOTE: Temperatures below - 20°F (-29°C) require Lithium batteries in the outdoor sensor Humidity Range: 1%-99% (RH) Distance: Over 300 ft. (91.44 meters) RF 915MHz (open air) Power Weather Station AC Power: AC Adapter No.: 5-volt power adapter (included) HNBB050100WU TX143TH Outdoor sensor : 2-AA, IEC, LR6 batteries (not included) Battery Life TX143TH Outdoor sensor : Battery life is over 24 months when using reputable battery brands for both Alkaline and Lithium batteries Dimensions Weather Station: 5.09"L x 1.37"W x 8.46"H (129.33 x 34.92 x 214.92 mm) TX143TH Outdoor sensor: 1.57"L x 0.79"W x 5.12"H (40 x 20 x 130mm) Weather Station Care & Maintenance  Do not mix old and new batteries  Do not mix Alkaline, Standard, Lithium or Rechargeable Batteries  Always purchase the correct size and grade of battery most suitable for intended use.  Replace all batteries of a set at the same time.
Mod           Wa La C(fromdefe Viewwww For conLa C283La C Con Onlwww Prodwww Prot5,97FCCdel: S88785 Clean the bto battery Ensure the(+and -). Remove bafor an exteRemove exDo not expClean with scouring agThe producThe producpublic inforThe specs Improper uwarranty. If the prodconnection rranty andCrosse Technm date of puects in materw full warraw.lacrossetec warranty wtact: Crosse Techn0 South 26thCrosse, WI 5ntact Suppoine Productw.lacrossetecduct Registw.lacrossetectected und78,738|6,07C Stateme www.lacbattery coninstallatione batteries aatteries fromended perioxpired battepose to extr a soft damgents. ct is not a tct is not to rmation. It of this produse or unauuct is not w. d Support nology, Ltd. purchase) on rials & workmanty detailchnology.comwork, technnology, Ltd h St. 4601 ort: 608-782t Support: chnology.comtration: chnology.comer U.S. Pate76,044|RE43nt crossetechnontacts and a. are installem equipmeod of time. eries prompreme tempmp cloth. Dotoy. Keep it be used fo is intendedduct may cuthorized oworking pro Informatprovides a 1this productmanship. s online at:m/warranty_nical suppo2-1610 m/support m/support/rents: 3903ology.com/sualso those od with corrent which isptly. erature, vibo not use st out of reacr medical pd for home hange withpening of hoperly, checion -year limitedt relating to : _info.pdf ort or other egister upport Page of the devicrect polaritys not to be bration or solvents or ch of childrpurpose or use only. hout prior nhousing voick the AC cd time warramanufacturi informatio| 11 ce prior y used shock. ren. for otice. ds cord anty ing on
Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 12 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:  Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.  Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Caution! The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user authority to operate the equipment. All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in any form, even in part, or duplicated or processed using electronic, mechanical or chemical process without the written permission of the publisher. This booklet may contain errors or misprints. The information it contains is regularly checked and corrections are included in subsequent editions. We disclaim any responsibility for any technical error or printing error, or their consequences. All trademarks and patents are recognized.

Navigation menu