1.The ‘TEMP/HYGRO OUT’ section will display the outdoor temperature and outdoor humidity of any one of up three
2.MIN/MAX function, with each press of the min/max key the LCD will toggle through:
•Maximum outdoor temperature
•Minimum outdoor temperature
•Maximum outdoor humidity
•Minimum outdoor humidity
•Maximum indoor temperature
•Minimum indoor temperature
•Maximum indoor humidity
•Minimum indoor humidity
When each respective maximum and minimum record is displayed, the times and dates at which the records were received will be flashing. The LCD will automatically return to the normal operation mode after 15 seconds.
3.The high frequency transmission icon will appear each time the sensor is transmitting out new data to the weather station
4.Channel’s 1, 2 and 3 icons represent the respective sensor being displayed on the LCD at that moment in time. Only data from one channel can be displayed at any one moment in time. Use the channel key to toggle between each of the sensors.
5.The
6.The electronic barometer has three weather icons, raining, cloudy and sunny for weather forecasting. This new display reading allows to use the instrument as an analog barometer and to check easily periods of high air pressure (above 1013 Hpa) or periods of low air pressure (below 1013 Hpa). The smaller circles surrounding the air pressure bar graph functions as a bar and represents the air pressure in a clockwise direction for increasing air pressure and
7.The unique weather history feature allows the user to select a time interval to record up to 170 sets of weather history data. A set of data consists of the outdoor temperature, outdoor humidity, indoor temperature, indoor humidity, air pressure and the associated time and date that these readings were recorded. For the outdoor data, only history from sensor 1 will be recorded. When the history feature is used the circle bar of the barometer for weather forecasting also changes. To recall the data, press the history key once and then using the ‘+’ or
8.The weather tendency indicator is located on the right side of the air pressure bar graph. The indicator is split into four parts, two indicators pointing upwards and two indicators pointing downwards. When either one of the up or down indicators are displayed, it means that there is a moderate change in the air pressure by more than 1hPa but less than 3hPa within a
9.The air pressure bar graph indicates the air pressure trend over the past 12 hours with each bar along the horizontal axis representing 1 hour. The middle of the vertical axis (point at where the up and down tendency indicators intersect) represents the current air pressure and each single bar change on the vertical axis is how high or low in 2hPa the past pressure was compared to the current pressure. If the bars are rising it means that the weather is improving due to the
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