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

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Model: S8
88785 & TX
X143TH
Qu
uick Setup
p Guide
DC: 091914
High Resolution
n Display
WIRELESS CO
OLOR WE
EATHER S
STATION
FRO
ONTVIEW
SIDE
VIEW
Outdoor
Temp,, humidity
+ Trends
Day/Night
Forecast + Trend
onal image
Seaso
change
AC Power
Jack
DC 5.0V
Indoor
Temp, humidity
+ Trends
Time,
Cale
endar, +
Time
e Alarm
Notte: Please allo
ow for the LCD
D screen to re
espond when a button is pre
essed.
OUTDOOR
SENSOR
TX143TH
Hanging
Keyholes
LED
Bas
se
Stand
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Sensorr
Battery
Coverr
TX
Sensor
Battery
Compartment
2 “AA”
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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.
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LCD
D Screen P
Pages
ss the DISPLAY butto
on to selectt the Foreca
ast page, Indoor
Pres
page, Outdoorr page or Co
omfort pag
ge to display
y. Press the
SPLAY buttton at any time
to sele
ect a new p
page.
DIS
FORECA
AST DISPLA
AY
1. Outdo
oor humiditty and
temperature witth trends
Night foreca
ast icons and
2. Day/N
foreca
ast tendenccy
3. Photo
o-color fore
ecast scenes
picturre backgrou
und
4. Indoo
or humidity
y and
temperature
5. Time
6. Alarm
m Time with
h Snooze
7. Perpe
etual Calend
dar
(Day//Month/Datte)
INDOOR
R DISPLAY
1. Time
e, alarm tim
me with sno
ooze
and calendar
2. Indoo
or comfort level indica
ator
3. Indoo
or humidity
y and trend
d with
daily MIN/MAX
or tempera
ature and trrend
4. Indoo
with daily MIN/ MAX
5. Indoo
or tempera
ature alerts
(LOW
W/HI)
6. Outdoor temperrature and
humiidity
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OUTDOOR DISPLAY
e with snooz
ze and
1. Time, alarm time
calendar
2. Sensorr strength iindicator
3. Barom
metric press ure history
y graph
4. Day/Night foreca st icons and
st tendency
forecas
5. Outdoo
or humidity
y and trend
d with
daily MIN/MAX
6. Outdoo
or temp. an
nd trend wiith
daily MIN/MAX
7. Heat Index/Dew Point readings
or Tempera
ature Alerts
8. Outdoo
(LOW//HI)
9. Indoorr temperatu
ure and hum
midity
COMFORT
T DISPLAY
1. Outdoo
or air condiition
2. Open/C
Close windo
ow suggesttion to
achieve ideal indo
oor comfortt
or tempera ture and
3. Outdoo
humidiity
4. Time, alarm
time
e with snooz
ze and
calendar
ure and hum
midity
5. Indoorr temperatu
6. Indoorr comfort le
evel indicato
or
Notte: Please n
note that th
he images displayed
in
n this manu
ual are
for reference o
only. The co
orrect value
es of tempe
erature, humidity
and forecast w
will display cordially
to your cond itions.
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Sett Time Alarrm (from any page)
1. Hold the A
ALARM buttton to enter alarm tim
me set mode
e.
2. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the val ues.
3. Press the A
ALARM buttton to conffirm & mov
ve to the ne
ext
item.
4. Press the D
DISPLAY button
to re
eturn to norrmal time mode.
Alarm Time s
setting ord
der:1.Hourrs, 2. Minuttes
Acttivate/Dea
activate Tiime Alarm



Press the A
ALARM buttton once to
o view alarrm time.
Press the A
ALARM buttton again to
t activate the alarm.
Once activa
ated, the ON
O icon app
pears.
Press the A
ALARM buttton again to
t deactiva te the
alarm.
on will appear.
The OFF ico
Sno
ooze (Silen
nces Alarm
m Temporarily)



When alarm
m sounds, press the LIGHT
buttton to silence the
alarm for 1
10 minutes.
The snooze
e icon will show.
In snooze m
mode, pres
ss any butto
on to stop alarm for
one day.
Notte: The alarm is cresc
cendo sound
d. The alarm
m sounds for
f 2
min
nutes and th
hen will shu
ut off comp
pletely.
Sett Indoor an
nd Outdoo
or Temper
rature Alerrts
1. Press the D
DISPLAY button
to se
elect the In
ndoor or Ou
utdoor
page.
2. Hold the A
ALERT butto
on for 3-5 seconds
3. The low tem
mperature alert value will flash.
4. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the low
w alert values.
5. Press the A
ALERT buttton to confirm & move
e to activatte
thealert.
6. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to turn the low a
alert ON/OF
FF.
7. Press the A
ALERT buttton to confirm & move
e to the hig
gh
temperaturre alert. Th
he high alerrt will flash..
8. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the val ues.
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9. Press the A
ALERT buttton to confirm & move
e to activatte the
alert.
OFF.
10. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to turn the high alert ON/O
11. Press the A
ALERT buttton to confirm & exit a
alert setting
gs.
ss the ALERT button to exit, or wait
20 secconds witho
out
Pres
pres
ssing butto
ons to returrn to norma
al time disp
play.
Acttive Tempe
erature Alert/Turn Alert
OFF

Emits a serries of beep
ps once perr minute wiith a
flashing ye
ellow alert ON
O icon.
Tur
rn Alert Offf:
 Hold the A
ALERT butto
on for 3-5 seconds.
Th
he low alert value
will flash.
ALERT buttton until the flashing y
yellow alertt ON
 Press the A
icon is sele
ected.
 Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to turn the alert OFF.
Notte: You can
n change th
he value of the alert hiigher/lowerr if
desired and lea
ave the ale
ert ON.
Sea
arch for Ou
utdoor sen
nsor



Hold the ▲ button to search for the outdoo
or sensor.
The tempe
erature read
ding will show dashes until recon
nnected.
Open the o
outdoor sen
nsor and prress the TX
X button to send a
signal quickly.
Tem
mperature
e/Humidity
y Trend In
ndicators
The
e temperatu
ure (2°F/1°
°C) and hum
midity (3% RH) trend
indicators update every 30
3 minutes or less.


ure has ris
sen in the past
3 hourrs.
Temperatu
Humidity has risen in the past 3 hours.


Temperatu
ure has not changed
d in the passt 3
hours.
hanged in the
past 3 hours.
Humidity has not ch


Temperatu
ure has fallen in the past 3 hou rs.
Humidity has fallen in the pastt 3 hours.
MIN
N/MAX Te
emperature
es
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


Indoor and O
Outdoor MIN/MAX tempe
eratures are cconstantly diisplayed
on the indoo
or and the ou
utdoor pages.
The forecastt station will show the daily minimum and maximu
um
temperature
es each day starting
at miidnight (12:0
00 AM).
omatically resets the min//max temperratures
The forecastt station auto
at midnight ((12:00 AM).
Outtdoor Heatt Index & Dew Poin
nt Tempera
atures

Outdoor hea
at index and dew point temperatures a
are constanttly
displayed on
n the outdoorr page.
Ope
en/Close W
Window Recommen
ndation
Note: Open/Clo
ose Window Indicator is a
sugg
gestion to ac
chieve ideal indoor comffort
Ope
en Window
w:
 Humidity:
 Temperature:
32-75%
62- 78 degrees
en both outtdoor temp
perature and
Whe
hum
midity are in
n this range
e the windo
ow
stay
ys open. If either the humidity or
the temperatures are outt of this ran
nge
the window go
oes to the closed
posittion.
ow:
Closed Windo
1-32% and 76
6- 100%
 Humidity:
d 79 to 140 degrees
-40 to 61 and
 Temperature:
en either th
he outdoor temperature or humid
dity are in this
Whe
rang
ge the wind
dow stays closed.
Ind
door Comfo
ort Display (Indoor Page)
e indoor com
mfort displa
ay is based off of the humidity re
ead by
The
the weather sttation.
 Too Humid//Too Wet
 Humid/Wett
 Comfortable/Comfort OK
 Dry
 Too Dry
24 Hour Pres
ssure Histo
ory Graph
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

 The bar chart i ndicates th
he air
pressure
e history trrend over th
he last
24 hourrs.
 The “0” is equa
al to the current
pressure
e and each bar repres
sents
how pas
st pressure was comp
pared
to the current presssure.
Read the g
graph from left to rightt. If the ba rs are rising, it
her is gettin
ng better d ue to the in
ncrease
means thatt the weath
of air press
sure.
If the bars go down, it
i means th
he air presssure has dro
opped
and the we
eather is ex
xpected to worsen
from
m the present
time.
Sea
asonal and
d Day/Night Change
es to Forec
cast Icons



On the Forecast page, the tree foliage
will change
ummer, Autumn, Wintter)
seasonally..(Spring, Su
The entire background will change daily be
etween nigh
ht and
day images
s.
Note: Day and Night start times
s, vary by sseason.
or page will show the day/night changes with the
The Outdoo
forecast ico
on.
Day
& Nightt
Parameters
Day
Starts
Night
Starts
6:53am
7:57pm
6:18am
8:19pm
6:50am
5:15pm
7:18am
5:48pm
Spring:
March
20th – June 20th
Summer:
Ju
une 21st – Sept. 20th
Autumn:
Sept.
21st – Dec 20th
Winter:
Dec
D 21st – Mar 19th
Note: Average sunrise and sunsett times werre used bec
cause
off the differe
ent sunrise and sunsett times acro
oss the United
Sttate. The ba
ackground picture will not alway
ys display
co
orrectly to y
your locatio
on.
Color Forecas
st Icons
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Animatedforecast iconsuse changing atmospheric pressure to
predict weather conditionsfor the next 12-hours with 70-75%
accuracy.
DAY
NIGHT
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.
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
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Indoor
Temperature Range:
Humidity Range:
Outdoor
Temperature Range:
Alkaline Batteries:
Lithium Batteries:
NOTE:
Humidity Range:
Distance:
Power
Weather Station
AC Power:
AC Adapter No.:
TX143TH Outdoor sensor :
+32°F to +122°F (0°C to 50°C)
1%-99% (RH)
-40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
-20°F to 140°F (-29°C to 60°C)
-40°F to -20°F (-40°C to -29°C)
Temperatures below - 20°F
(-29°C) require Lithium batteries
in the outdoor sensor
1%-99% (RH)
Over 300 ft. (91.44 meters)
RF 915MHz (open air)
5-volt power adapter (included)
HNBB050100WU
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:
TX143TH Outdoor sensor:
5.09"L x 1.37"W x 8.46"H
(129.33 x 34.92 x 214.92 mm)
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.
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










Clean the b
battery con
ntacts and also
those o
of the devic
ce prior
to battery installation.
e batteries are
a installed with corrrect polarity
Ensure the
(+and -).
atteries from
m equipme
ent which iss not to be used
Remove ba
for an exte
ended perio
od of time.
Remove ex
xpired batte
eries promp
ptly.
Do not exp
pose to extrreme temperature, vib
bration or shock.
Clean with a soft dam
mp cloth. Do
o not use s olvents or
scouring ag
gents.
The produc
ct is not a toy.
Keep itt out of reacch of childrren.
The produc
ct is not to be used for medical p
purpose or for
public inforrmation. It is intended
d for home use only.
The specs of this prod
duct may change with
hout prior notice.
use or unau
uthorized opening of h
housing voids
Improper u
warranty.
pro
operly, checck the AC cord
If the product is not working
connection.
Warranty and
d Support Information
La Crosse
Techn
nology, Ltd. provides
a 1-year limited
d time warra
anty
(from
m date of pu
urchase) on this productt relating to manufacturiing
defe
ects in materrials & workm
manship.
View
w full warra
anty details online at::
www
w.lacrossetec
chnology.com
m/warranty_
_info.pdf
For warranty w
work, techn
nical suppo
ort or other informatio
on
contact:
La Crosse
Techn
nology, Ltd
2830 South 26thh St.
La Crosse,
WI 54601
ntact Suppo
ort: 608-782
2-1610
Con
Online Productt Support:
www
w.lacrossetec
chnology.com
m/support
Prod
duct Registtration:
www
w.lacrossetec
chnology.com
m/support/register
Prottected under U.S. Pate
ents:
5,97
78,738 | 6,0776,044 |RE43
3903
FCC
C Statement
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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.
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