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P3 International E 9300 operating instructions

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P3 International E 9300 operating instructions

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Professional Weather Station E Operating instructionsP3 International Corporation 2st English edition August Documentation P3 International CorporationAll trademarks and patents are acknowledged Printed in Hong Kong 57010 Y2004V2.0Contents Display of the indoor temperature and humidity Display of one of max. 9 outdoor sensors temperature and humidity1. General information and functions Display of the wind speedMoon phase display Display of the change / trend in air pressureIndication of the time and date - Integrated quartz clock Indication of sunrise and sunsetQuick overview of the main display fields + + - + 2. Preparation for operationStart up all outdoor sensors first, then the base station 2.1. The outdoor sensors2.2. Base unit BottomSetting up/Wall mounting 3. Operation3.1. Basic settings, configuration Calling up configuration mode Setting the date and timeNEXT Please noteSetting the status of the daylight saving time Entering latitude and longitudeNEXT NEXTSetting the time zone NEXTNEXT + - LatitudeSetting the unit for rainfall measurement EXITQuitEntering the rain sensor calibration value NEXTAssigning the indicator path History display Setting the unit for wind speedLeaving configuration mode EXITSelecting the indoor temperature display Selecting the outdoor temperature displayResetting the total rainfall quantity 3.2. OperationCalling up MIN/MAX values Calling up minimum valuesCalling up maximum values Deleting MIN/MAX values3.3. Additional functions Moon phase display Outdoor temperature combi-sensor onlyOther display options Wind symbol display wind sock → → →Comfort indicator 4. Changing batteries Base stationPlease dispose of dead batteries properly Instant rain display5. Troubleshooting Further information on installation and removal of interferenceTransmitter batteries are discharged A radio sensor interferes with other devices in the 433 MHz range7. Maintenance and servicing information 7.1. Cleaning the rainfall sensor6. Range To attach Calibration is only necessary when very high accuracy is required 7.2. Calibrating the rain sensor8. Technical data Perceived temperature - see Wind chill9. Explanation of terms Wind strength table BeaufortWind speed mph Wind speed km/h10. Intended usage, exclusion of liability, safety instructions 11. FCC Information1 this device may not cause harmful interference, and Appendix A Table of latitude/longitude for US counties StateCounty LatitudeRandolph County Lafayette County Walker County Decatur County 39.3274.5 DeKalb CountyMcLean County Barton County38.4 261.2Martin County 37.8277.5 Mason CountyDickinson County Jefferson County 31.7269.0 Jefferson Davis CountyFlathead County 48.3245.7 Gallatin CountySussex County 41.1285.3 Union CountyScotland County Latimer County Dewey County36.0 261.0Dillon County 34.4280.6 Dorchester CountyTrousdale County 36.4273.8 Unicoi CountyMontgomery County 30.3264.5 Moore CountyLoudoun County 39.1282.4 Louisa CountyBayfield County Symbol Appendix B Table of time zone difference from UTCTime Zone Major CitiesAppendix C Service and Warrenty information P3 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT Fax Email techsupport@p3international.com