Manual Setting for Time:
1.To set the clock manually: hold the “SET” button and press “HR” to adjust the hour, “MIN” to adjust the minutes.
2.To set the calendar manually: Hold the “DATE” button for 3 seconds and use the “MINUTE”
Setting the Alarm Time: ZZ
Hold the “AL” button on the back of the unit and press the “HOUR” button to set the hour, then release the “AL” button. Next, hold the “AL” button and press the “MINUTE” button to set the minute, release the “AL” button when you are finished. You may press the “AL” button to view the current alarm time setting.
To Select Alarm Modes: Slide the alarm switch to: OFF: Alarm Off
Bell: Daily alarm- no snooze function(press the “SNOOZE/LIGHT” button to stop the alarm for 1 day)
Zz: Snooze Alarm (press the “SNOOZE/ALARM” button for 10 minute snooze, press any button to stop the alarm for one day)
SNOOZE/LIGHT BUTTON
UNIT |
|
|
MAIN | DST | TIME ZONE |
| ||
| HOUR | DATE MINUTE |
|
| BATTERY |
|
|
| COMPARTMENT |
|
WIRELESS THERMOMETER |
|
| |
|
|
| OFF |
|
|
| AL |
CHANNEL | MIN/MAX |
| |
|
| C/F | |
SET |
| STAND | |
|
|
FRONT
BACK
REMOTE SENSOR
1 86.F
5
WIRELESS
TX C/F
AAA 1.5v
AAA 1.5v
FRONT | BACK (inside the case) |
Fig. 1
To access the battery compartment and the function buttons, open the case along the seam.
4
Quick Setup Guide:
1.Install (2) “AA” batteries into the main unit first; then install (2) “AAA” batteries into the remote sensor. Before closing the remote sensor battery compartment, press the “TX” button on the remote sensor. The main unit will automatically begin to acquire the signal from the remote sensor. To select between Fahrenheit or Celsius temperature display on the remote sensor display, push the “C/F” button located above the battery compartment. At this point, you may close the case of the remote sensor.
2.After the remote sensor has registered on the main unit, the atomic clock feature will automatically begin to search for the time and date signal.
3.Once the atomic clock signal has registered, the “OK” icon will appear next to the tower icon on the main display (this may take up to 24 hrs).
4.Press the “ZONE” key to enter your existing time zone to set the correct hour. The time zone icon is located to the right of the tower icon on the main display.
P = PACIFIC STANDARD TIME M = MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME
C = CENTRAL STANDARD TIME E = EASTERN STANDARD TIME
5.Use a pen to push the “C/F” button To select between Fahrenheit or Celsius temperature display on the main unit. The “C/F” button is located on the lower right corner on the back of the main unit.
NOTE: The main unit will reject any manual settings when it is automatically searching for the temperature and time settings.
About The Wireless Thermometer
Min/Max Temperature Memory:
Press the “MIN/MAX” button to view the maximum values for 5 seconds, press again to view minimum memory values. This unit has a time stamp memory. When the “MIN/MAX” button is pressed, the time that the minimum and maximum temperatures were recorded within a
Temperature Trend Indicator:
The 3 arrow icons will indicate Rising, Steady, or Falling if the temperature change is more than 1 degree an hour. A snowflake icon will appear on the main display if the temperature reaches 32ºF / 0ºC or below. The Trend icons will appear to the right of the remote sensor temperature readout on the main display.
Battery Replacement:
A low battery icon will appear when the main unit or the sensor needs new batteries. For the main unit, the icon will appear next to the indoor temperature readout on the main display. For the remote sensor unit, the icon will appear next to the remote temperature readout on the main display.
NOTE: When replacing batteries in the main unit, the batteries in all remote sensors must be removed and
Place new batteries in the remote sensor and then follow the quick setup guide above.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
The main unit may display
A. The batteries may be low, replace and repeat setup procedure.
B. The sensor may be placed outside of the effective transmission range (100 feet). C. The sensor may have outside interference that is preventing transmission.
(metal surfaces, other electronic devices, etc.). The sensor may need to be moved to another location if interference continues.
2
The remote sensor is designed to stand or hang. For wall mounting, use the enclosed screw to mount to the desired surface. Use the slot on the back of the case to mount the remote sensor to the surface.
1
Setting up additional sensors: (Additional sensors can be purchased separately,
Auto Scroll:
If additional sensors are used, the auto scroll feature will display each channel’s temperature for 5 seconds. To activate the auto scroll feature, press the “channel” button until the arrow icon appears on the temperature screen.
Additional Remote Sensor Placement Suggestions:
Additional sensors can be purchased separately,
•Outside your home or place of business
•Wine cellars
•In the garage
•Childrens room
•Gardens or greenhouses
•Any location that remote temperature readings are beneficial
About The Atomic Clock
The main unit has a special receiving device that picks up an AM radio signal broadcasted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The signal is generated from the official U.S. atomic clock that is the most accurate timekeeping device in the world! The AM radio signal transmits the exact hour, minute and second of the day. The main unit automatically seeks for the time signal once a day (2:00 a.m.) to update to the exact time. Like any AM radio signal, this units signal acquisition is susceptible to interference such as being surrounded by heavy concrete or metal panels. The reception of the time signal is also greatly affected by electrical or electronic interference. To get the best performance, place the main unit near a window.
BEST RECEPTION LOCATIONS: Some electronic appliances, such as computers, TV’s, flourescent lights, microwave ovens, power lines, and metal siding walls can interfere with the time and temperature signal transmissions to the main unit. Try to place each unit at least 3 feet from these objects or near a window for optimum performance.
Daylight Saving Time (DST):
The atomic clock will automatically adjust to DST and back to standard time. By default, the feature is set to “ON” during initial set up to make the time change. For areas not observing DST in the summer, hold the “HOUR” button located on the back of the main unit for 3 seconds to turn the DST feature OFF.
Manual Search for the Atomic Time Signal:
If the Atomic time signal has not been automatically received within 24 hours, hold the “SET” button and release to activate the signal search. The tower icon will begin to flash. The “OK” icon will appear next to the tower icon once the signal is acquired.
( Continued on page 4 )
3