Oregon EMR201A quick start Quick Start Guide, Unpack, SET-UP Wireless Sensor, SET-UP Main Unit

QUICK START GUIDE

OREGON SCIENTIFIC WEATHER COLLECTION

You will have one of the following Oregon Scientific products:

100 : EMR201A 400 : BAR206A

200 : RMR202A 500 : BAR208HGA

300 : RMR203HGA RAIN AND TEMPERATURE STATION:

RGR202A

A	UNPACK
	Make sure that you have all of the parts of one of the three
	groups of products shown here before the installation of your
	Weather Collection product.
WEATHER 100-400		WEATHER 500

B SET-UP WIRELESS SENSOR

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3 Assign a channel by sliding selection switch to the appropriate channel (1,2,3) location. If installing additional sensors, make sure you assign a different channel for each sensor.

4 Press the reset button

1 Slide open battery door 2 Install the battery, matching polarity (+/-)

* Before placing the sensor outdoors, please verify communication with the main unit by placing the sensor next to the base unit during this setup process.

1×	Main Unit	1×	THN132N	1×	Main Unit	1× THGR122NR
			Temperature			Temperature/
			Sensor			Humidity Sensor

RAIN AND

TEMPERATURE STATION

1× Rain Collector 1× Filter

1× Main Unit	1× THN132N
	Temperature	3× Screws (Type C)	6× Washers
	Sensor

CSET-UP MAIN UNIT

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	2 There are two types of signals the main unit will receive:
1 Install the required number of batteries in the battery	Temperature Signal
	After installing the batteries, the main unit will automatically
compartment located on the back of each main unit.	search for the signal from the wireless sensor. Once a
	temperature reading is displayed on the LCD screen,
	communication is now established.

Time is synchronized.

Receiving signal is strong.

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Time is not synchronized.

Receiving signal is weak.

3Atomic Clock Signal

Atomic clock synchronization will automatically occur after installing the batteries. Reception takes 2-10 minutes. If the signal is weak, it can take up to 24 hours to retrieve a valid signal.

*Please monitor atomic clock icon () on the bottom part of the LCD display next to the time. This icon indicates the status of the clock reception signal.