Nicetex Electronics 366RX Wireless LCD Thermometer Receiver User Manual

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WEATHER STATION
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FEATURES:
- oumoomempmm mymw: tux. mum.
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' INDOOR temperature display mm MAX. and All".
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- outback temperature mndpmdk‘tian
- LCD m namrgm
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- Daramonfiyenrsdeyufweek
- Wall mount/worm stand (with sdjustable display
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- Batterylminumtor
INDOOR STATION
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2, shoals/um" Sunni! a. “11m Cowman UD
3, MODE man 9. REAL “IE DBPLAY ARE!
4 mm! WON “Iv OUTDOOR YEIP. DlfifLAV AREA
5 mill»! Sunny 11. “noon Tat-P. ML“ AREA
5, SYNC Burma 12. Emmott
OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER
34mm
1.7mm! LED
1me KNOB
aJuLL Iowa mm
L use? surmN unsung amav mm
SEWING LIP THE WEATHER STATION
1. Insert fresh batteries into me OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER
first. the “TRANS."T' LED mflflash.
2. 771911 Insert Fresh battafies inm the INDOOR STATION
Mthinmmtnmas, Owerwiseynuhavemmnm
bananas trum bom units and start from dept again.
3. The INDOOR STATION start moshing nunsmlsslons from
the OUTDOOR fRANSm. The (fixplay vn'fl W the
outdoor temperature,
4. It takes 3—5 minutes for the INDOOR STATION to
completesetupt Usershoulduselhlspen‘odoftfmto
locate the OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER in dealrvd area, If
the OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER is too tar away hum the
INDOOR sTAflOMMLCDsthow' "andma "
Inception weak'r'con wlll flash. User have to select a
better location for Me outdoor unit. Maximum dishmae is25
metres.
5. Setup finish and normal clock will dismay.
Remarks tndoorand auntoorum't should be plawd at least 15
metres away from electrical appliances such as
comma, monitor. etc.
1.IN§TALLING/ REPLACING Mm
Amt-LIT
lv Replace the batteries when the INDOOR temps-mute
display shows BATTERY LOW indicator,
2. Open the battery oompanmsm lid
3. Insert 4 'AAA'size 1,5Vor UM—4 barium With mat
param- TheLcowirmm'——t '. ”not, Mmamm
SM to press the RESET button once.
4. Replace the compartment lid
1. Replace the batteries when the OUTDOOR tampemtum
display shows BATI’ERV LOW Indicator
2. Release the knob and remove the battery cover a; in
dragram shown. Insert J'AAA'su‘ze 1.5V or UM batteries
with correct polanty, The LED will tum on tors minutes.
If nut, than urn a thin su'ck to press the RESET button once.
lclose the battery cover & fasten the LOCKING MOB.
It is recommended to replace the batteries in both units on
an annual basis to ensure optimum accuracy of Me units
even lithe battery symbol for either unit is not disphyscfi
in the event at changing either batten'es,bolh units mod to
be completely inset as per the "SEWING UF' instmctiom
tn normal use, [f the LCD shows ‘SET UP' icon, simply use
a min stick to press [ha "SYNC' button. 7779 um wfll
aulomaucarly set up again width-1 5 minutes. It the 'SET tIP‘
icon still on, ussr flaws to run the 'SETTING UP' again.
INSTALLATION
Aw
1. TABLE STAND
Athnh the stand to the base
at the uni.
2. WALL MOUNTING
Schrety screw 1)! sllck me
included WALL HOUNT
BRACKET to the well, Slide
maback offliaunltovartllc
tabs at the mounted bracket
B. TRAN R
The OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER is supplied with a WALL
MOUNT BRACKET that may be attached to a wall either by
screw or double side tape. The OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER
can sticks in 5 out ofthe WALL MOUNT BRACKEI easily.
INA RA RE THE DAY
[The flux. and MIN. temp will be automatically reset to
wrmnt temperature at 0:00 everyday
2, indoor temperature mil be measurad every 1 minutes.
3, Outdoor temperature will be measured every 5 minutes
TO CHECK THE MAX A MIN. TEMPERATURE“
1Flass “WORM"(OUTDOOR/HR) button once to View
the MAX Mmflura, MAX icon will display
2 Press lNDOORMNlOU‘mOOR/HR) human mice to View
the MIN. temperature, MIN i001: WIII display
3. Piss again writ return to elm-ant tamperature.
4. To reset the MAX/Ml". temperature, press “DOOR/Hm
(OUTDOOR/HR) button and SNOOE/LJGHT human at
the same time, the MAX. AND MIN. temperature will reset
to current temperature.
5A When the temperature is out of range, the display m7!
show .._ .
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TREND TREND TREND
TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE
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CLOCK SETTING
the“ MODE button Micah 'REAL TIME" will flash.
ZPrass OUTDOOR/HR bufmn to as! fire hour
3.Kaaping itprsssad down will allow you to go through 12/
24 hour time ibmuit
4, Press INDOOR/MIN button to set the minute.
5.Press SNOOZE/UGHT button to quit the setting A. mum:
to normal display.
SETTle gag
1.PwssIlODEbm‘mn surname yearm'llliashi
2.Prass OUTDOOR/HR bullion to set advance he yaar.
SAPrass INDOOR/MIN buttnn mast mvarse the my.
4. Press SNOOZE/LIGHT button to quit the setting L return
to nomai digplay.
SETTING "Mai L MIE
[Press MODEbuflon 4 ”meat/is 1“,le DATE'
display will flash.
2.57985 OUTDOOR/HR button in as! the month.
SAPrBsa INDOOR/MIN human to set ”we dabl
4.Pmss SNOOZE/LIGHT button to quit the ”fling £- warm
to normal display
WEEKDAV 3! TIME
1. Press MODE button 5 times, the WEEKDAY POINTS?
will flash.
2~Press OUTDOOR/HRbutmn to advance the weekday,
3. Press INDOOR/MIN button no reverse the weekday.
LPmss SNOGZE/UGHT button to quit tile setting 5. return
to normal display.
mfm “gr °r= mm;
1v Press MODE button 6 times, the “FEM!” airway thl flash
2, Press OUTDOOR/HRUNDOOR/Mm) button to select
temp. shows “c or°F.
3, Press stream/Liam button to quit setting and mm in
normal dismay,
gT'I'INQ ALARM
1.PrssaMoDEbuttononee, mealalmtirnewflltlashonme
display.
3.Prsss OUTDOOR/HR button to set the ALARM harm The
12/24 hour format will be automatically follow the real
time display format
{Press ”(DOOR/MIN button tosot His ALARM minute.
5.Prsss the ALARII ON/OFF [mm to swim on/oflthe
daily alarm, a ' ‘9 ' icon will appearon the display and
youwillhearabeepsoulidwnanyouswimhon/ofiirie
darly alarm,
s.Frass SNOOZEILIGHT button to quit the sam‘ng a ratum
to normal dismay.
Press the SNOOZE/UGHT button no tum on the display
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REQQMMENDED OPERATING TEMPERATURE
Temperature transmitter 40°C to rso‘c
Tampemtura shtian 0°C to «50°C
TURE
Tamporamm hansmr'ttar 6073 10 ”0:0
Temperature station 60°C to woo
w: in ma: cn-nganr moa mmiom tn Ihli unit riot axpr-my -
lppmvnd by me any reapnnslble ior mm plil rm could V014 iri-
user's aulhurity to operlh (hr aquipm-m
Note: mi, equipmtnl eentntzd m1 tound to comply with
ii-e limiu tor a Glam 5 d dcvica, pursuant m P n 15 ohm
rcc Rules ‘rim. iii-ms are nuance“: pm nlblu
preteetlnn Igalnst hamml immremlr- I i l nmlhtloni
7m equip-um gen-rut . u... find a... mi ta radio flzqnuncy
lnalgyxnd, iii-mum" and uud inaccnldanu with th-
innrumions, my cause narmiui Inleflemnw la radio
Mm!“ unieanunl.
Hawaiian there i. no guarantee ital interlorerice w ill no! mm in
a pmicuiar install-nun, ii in, aquipmanl dun cause M rrMuk
interfauric. in “die nrlalaviainn reception, which uri i»
detlrmiud by turning in: equipmam on me on. in. mm
encouraged to try to correct the interior-m i: an. a! mm at
the ioiiewiag measure.-
in Reorient arulocalelhe receiving lHlOnnl.
E] lnaraaae irie separation between in. aquipmanund iaealvai.
D Connedthq aquipmlm inta an cull-torn 1:1le diflerenl
fmm iii-i In which in. lac-war is needed
Consult in. doulnr or an Experienced mdic/TV lechllivtl n for
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