Spectra Merchandising JCR570 Weather Station Transmitter User Manual 20050801A 1

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4 ciasa tna Battery caverand Locking knob
IMPORTANT:
1 Ba stirs that tna batteries are ii-istaiiad correctly Wrang poiarity may damage
tne iinit
2,Folbexterperformance and tangercperaiing ii'mer we recommend the use
ciaikaiine batteries
3 Da riat mix bid and new batteries
4 De not mix Aikaii‘ne, standard (CarbaanilIL‘) orRecr-argeabie (Nickels
Cadmium) batteries.
5 Da nat dispose arbattaries in fire, batteries may explode orleak
5 Only batteries cfthe same or equivalent type as recammended are to be used
Tiftiie unit is not to be used for an extendedpericd citime, remove the
batteries. 01d brieaking batteries can cause damage ta tire iinit and may void
tne warranty
Ac Operation
This main unit mayeisa be tised With an externai Ac-Dc Adaptor tnat inciuded)
with BV DCI ?mA output When the adaptur ls connected to the DC Jack, the
battery is aulomattcaHy disconnected and acts as backup power
WARNIN .
EEFORECONNECT/NG THEADAFTOR To THE UNIT, PLEASE MAKE
SURE THAT THE POLARtTY OF VOURADAPTOR CAN MATCH THE
POLARITYMARK/NG LOCATED HES/DES THE DC JACK.
IMPORTANT:
We recommend installing battery inside tne Clock battery compartment at
any time Once trie DC adaptarrarnoyed from the main mm, the clock battery
will back—up aii clack settings otherWise an settings will be iost
SET UP WIRELESS TEMPERATURE READERS
Set up procedure
Outdoor Transmitter tinit
1 Raiaasa the Locking knob prtna mtdoorTransmittar
2 Remove Battery Coven ensuring batteries were installed
3 Use a straightened paperciip, toothpick, prsimiier pitintebiectto press
RESET hulmn
Caution: Do NOT use a stiarp, pointed abiect to press the REsErbuttpn
it may damage tire reset switcri inside trie unit
4 Tne Transmll indicator (LED) WIII tiasn 5 minutes (transmitting data) for
recepliurt distance aiignment
5 ciose tire battery door tnen cover and tack tne Transmitter cover.
Main Unit
1 Ensuring batteries were instaiied in the clock battery comnartment
2 Use a straightened paper ciip‘ toothpick, orslmllar oluntoolecttp press
RESET butto .
Caution.
0 NOT use a sharp, pointed object to press the RESETbl/llon.
it may damage the reset swrtcn rnsrde the umt
3 The Outdoor and indoor Temperature Display Area will show temperature
readings
4 Select deswefl iocatlcns lor oath Outdoor a indoor unlls ltOutdoorTemo.
Display Area shows " , , "c or ' r " ora “reception weak" icon tlashes That
means the cutdoortransmltter is too lar awaytrom the main Imll. Relocate
either umt until the OutdoorTenro. Display Area shows temperature reading
and wlthuutshuwlng "receptlun weak" roan
Caution: Outdoor Transmitterand indoor Main unit should not be placed
underdrreot sunlight or close to electrical appliances, such as
computer, CRT/LCD memtor eto
lflhe received outdoor temperature does not work properly,
press the SYNC button orthe Mam unit and the RESETbutton o!
the Outdoor Transmitter
svuc button
The elieotlve reception distance may be shortened by blockade oiebstacle or
other strong lnterierence The outdoertemoerature reading on LCD display wlII
flash and display “reception weak" Please try pressing the svuc button to
capture updated data transmitted irorrt the outdoortransmitter.
lithe outdoortemperature reading does not appearwrthln 5 minutes Please
check battery or Setup distances again (see atwve Set Up procedure section)
Tuner/Radio Opera
FM Antenna
Extend the FM antenna wire RsCEDllcn quailty depends on the length ottne
antennawire extended away irom the unit; the greaterthe distance, the stronger
the reception quailty
Radio Tuning
1 TD activate the radio, slide the POWER ONIOFF switch tn ON position Silde
the AM/FM band switch I0 select desired radio band
2 Rotate the TUNING knob and tune to a desired radio slatlon.
3 To turn oltthe radio, slide the POWER ONIDFF switch to OFF position
Private listening
For private ilstenlng‘ you may plug an earphones (not included) to the Stereo
Phones Jack located at the Side otthe main unit
Clock, Dual Alarm Functions
Clock , calendar, Temperature unit Setting
Set Clock
1 Press the MODE button 3 tlrnes, the clock displayllashes.
2 To setthe heur‘ press the HouR button. Press and Hold the button will last
advance tne setting value
3 To settne minutel press the MIN putton. Press and Hold the button Wlll rast
advance the setting value
Set 12/24 Hourlarnrat
4 Press the MODE button again entering 12/24 nourtorrnat selling rnbde.
5 To select 12/2A huur tormat‘ press either HOUR ur MIN button
SetYear
5 Press the MODE button again entering year setting mode, the year reading
Hashes
7 To set yearl press the HOUR or MIN button to set advance or reverse the year
Press and Hold the button will last advance or revert the setting value.
Set Month/Date
a Press the MODE buttan agaln enterlng month/date setting model the month/
date readlng flashes.
9 Tu set the Menth‘ the HOUR button Press and Hold the button will t‘ast
advance the setting value
10 To setthe Datel press the MIN button Press and Hold the button Wlll last
advance the settlng value
Set Temperalure reading unit
it Press the MODE button agaln entering temperature unlt ‘c or "F settlng
made‘ the temperature will llashes
12 Press eltherthe HOUR or MIN button to selectdeslred temperature unit.
Exllsettlrlg made
13 To save all settlngs and exlt the settlng mode, press sNoozE/LIGHT button or
waltlorlew seconds
Setting the Dual Alarm
SetAlarnr 1
1 Press the MODE button once. The alarm clockarld "AL-1" leon display ilash
2 Tu set the Haur, press the HOUR button. Press and Held the button will last
advance the setting value
3 To setthe mlrlute‘ press the MIN button Press and hold the button will last
advance the setting value
4 TD activate the daily alarm‘ press the ALARM DNIOFF button An alarm
indicator “a appears on display
5 Press SNOOZEILIGHT lumen crwalflorlew seconds to exrtAlarm selling
mode
SetAlarm 2
1 Press the MODE buttnn twice The alarm cluckand “Ales?“ lcclrl display flash
2 To set tne Hour‘ press tne HOUR button. Press and Hold tne button wrll last
advance tne setting value
3 To senhe mlhule‘ press lhe MIN bulloh Press ahfl Hold Ihe bultch will last
advance the selling value
4 To activate ttre dailyalarm‘ press ltreALARM amorr pullon.An alarm
rnoroator ”a appears on display
5 Press SNODZEILIGHT hmmh crwall for l‘ew seconds lcl exllAlarm sefllhg
mode
Selecl alarm soona source
The will provroestwo alarm souno sources. "wake to Alarm" or "wake to Radio”
To select wake to Alarm, slroe lne POWER ONIOFF swilotr to ”wake to Alarm"
posrtrorr
Ta selectwake to Radlu‘ slroe tne POWER ONIOFF swrten lo "wake to Radio“
Pesilicn
Male:
1 When Wake to Radio ls selected, ensuring a desired radio station and desired
volume level are tuned
z Onlyeitner "Wake to Alarm“ or "Wakelo Rama" can oe selected lor ooth Alarm
it; 2 attne same time For example, rlAlarm t is set for "Wake to Alarm“ tnen
Alarm 2 cannot be “Wake to Radio".
Alarm ouanu snooze Funclion
When current time matches the alarm selling, ttre alarm sounds from the
selected source
Wake tn Alarm clr Radln
1When tne alarm sounds (Alarm saund or Radla rs turned ON). alarm indicator
ilasnes Press ALARM ONIOFF button to stop the alarm sound fire alarm
rnarcator slay on the LCD orsplay and me unrtwrll actrvate the alarm agarn next
day
2 Artertne 1“Three alarm minutes, rt goes into Auto Snooze mode ASNOOZE
icon appears on display ltstops lortlre snooze time (around 9 minutes) and
then comes on again
3 To activale lhe snooze luncllon manually‘ press Ihe SNOOZEILIGHT bulloh
when the alarm sounds (within the 1"Three minutes) The alarm sound stops
lprttre snooze time ASNOOZE icon appears on display.
4 The snooze operation (including Auto-snooze a Manual snooze) can be
repeated up 10 3 limes Alterme fourth time the alarm shuts nl'hmlll the nexl
day
Voice Report Function
The unil provides aVOiCe Repcri ‘eamre
To activate tne voice reoon oieiirreni tiniei indoor 5 outdoor temperature, press
the REFONT billion.
Display Function
Eacklighl
To activate LCD disoiay oackiignt, oress SNOOZEILIGHT button
We may aiso seiectdirnrner backlighi A DIM/LIGHT swnon ioeated at rearohhe
unit Siioe ine sWitcn to DIM position
Max. 5 Min. Temperature ofttie day
The uml can memorize maximum and minimum temperature oiine day.
1 Press HOUR button once to view Max ovtooortemperature
Press HOUR button again to view Min. outdooriempereture.
Press HOUR billion one more lime going back in View currenl outdoor
temperamre
2 Press MIN oution once to view Max. ineoortemperature
Press MIN buiion again to view Min inooortempereture
Press MIN button one more time going back to view current indoor
temperature
Note: The Max 5. MI" Temperature wiH oe automatieaiiy reset to current
temperature at 0:00 everyday
WezlherTrend
The unilWiH predicttne weatheriiend, see loHowing diagram iordiflerent trend.
Temperature Temperature
ismcreasmg is steady
TREND TREND TREND
Tempeiaiure
is oecreasing
Battery Low Detection
Indoor main unit:
iitiie battery iow icon B shows on main unit LCD IndourTemp. Display
Area‘ reoiece 4 pesi 5v "AAA" size or UMeAiresh batteries in the clock ballery
compartment onne niain unit.
New ballery instaiiation wiH reset aii data in the main unit inciuding the outdoor
temperature dala.Nter battery instaiiationi the unit wiH capture outdoor
temperature data transmitted from the outdoortransmittermthin 5 minutes and
updated temperature reading wiH be displayed agaln
OutdoorTranemitter:
iitne oattery iow Icun D snows on main unit LCD OutdoorTemp. nispiay
Areai repiace 3 9551 5v "AAA" size or uMaMresh batteries oitne Outdoor
Transmitter.
iiwe replace tne oattery otthe outdoortransmitteroniyi we aiso need to press
the svm: outton trom the main unitto capture updated data transmitted trom the
outdocrtransmitier. The outdocrtemperature reading Wiii appearon dispiay
Within 5 minutes
Specifications
Powersunpiy
Outdoor Transmitter Battery AAA x 3 (not inciuded)
Main unit Radio: BatteryAAx4(notinciuded)
Main unitcioch EatteryAAAxAtnotinciudedi
Frequency Range
AM 53071710kHz
FM BBVTDBM Hz
Recommended Operating Temperature
OutdomTrznsmitter 14,10140N40CIO ~ouci
indoorniain unit 32>~t011w tOLto “15m
Care and Maintenance
Do notsumectlhe unitto excessive force. snocki dust orextreme temperature
Do not tamperWith the unit's internai components
ciean your unitWith a damp tneyerwet) oioth soiyent or detergent snouid never
oe used
Avoid ieavmg your unit in direct suniight or in hot, humid ordusty piaees.
Keep your unitaway trom heating appiiances and sources oteieotrieai noise
such asfluoresceni iamps Dr motors

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