Oregon Scientific WS-1400 DRAFT Manuel utilisateur

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1. Inventory of contents································································································2

2. Feature.······················································································································2

3. Set up guide···············································································································2

3.1 Battery install···································································································2

3.2 Mounting··········································································································3

4. LCD overview ············································································································4

4.1 LCD overview··································································································4

4.2 Weather forecasting·······················································································5

4.3 Weather tendency indicator··········································································· 5

4.4 Examples of changing weather icons···························································5

4.5 Storm warning indicator ················································································5

5. Program modes·········································································································5

5.1 Quick display mode························································································6

5.2 Setting mode···································································································6

5.3 Alarm mode·····································································································6

5.4 Min/Max mode·································································································7

6. Problems and interference with operation ·····························································8

7. Specification··············································································································8

This Operation Manual is part of this product and should be kept in a safe place for

future reference. It contains important notes on setup and operation.

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WIRELESS WEATHER STATION

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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1. Inventory of contents

1) Base station

2) One remote sensor with mounting bracket

3) Instruction manual

2. Feature

1) Wireless outdoor and indoor humidity (%RH)

2) Wireless outdoor and indoor temperature (°F or °C)

3) Records min. and max. humidity

4) Records min. and max. temperature

5) Barometric pressure 24-hour history graph (inHg or hPa)

6) Weather forecast tendency arrow

7) Forecast icons based on changing barometric pressure

8) Time and date by manual setting

9) DCF radio controlled time and date with manual setting (WH1170 )

10) Automatically updates for daylight saving time based onGermany DST system (WH1170)

11) 12 or 24-hour time display

12) Perpetual calendar

13) Time alarm with snooze

14) Can receive one sensor

15) LED backlight

16) Wall hanging or free standing

17) Included transmitter

18) Low battery indicator　

19) Synchronized instant reception

3. Set up Guide

3.1 Battery install

Note:To avoid operating problems, please take note of battery polarity before/when inserting any

Alkaline Batteries (permanent damaged could be introduced by inserting the battery in wrong

direction). Use good quality Alkaline Batteries and avoid rechargeable batteries.

1) Insert two AAA batteries into the remote sensor

2) Insert three AA batteries into the weather station.

3) Wait 3 minutes or until the outdoor temperature is displayed in the weather station. Do not press any

keys before outdoor sensor data received .

4) Mount the units, ensuring that the receiver can still pick up the signal from the transmitter. To

measure outdoor temperature, place the transmitter outdoors. It will transmit the temperature from its

location.

Every time the remote sensor is powered up (for example after a change of batteries), a random security

code is transmitted and this code must be synchronized with the base station to receive weather data.

Thus if battery change happened on transmitter side, then the receiver must be power up again to

re-learn the transmitter.

After the remote sensor is powered up, the sensor will transmit weather data every 8s for 16 times.After

this learning period is over, then the transmitter will transmit every 48s.

When the base station is powered up, a short beep will sound and all LCD segments will light up for about

3 seconds before it enters into learning mode to learn the sensors security code. After the learning mode,

the base station will start the DCF radio controlled time reception. The receiver will start RCC time

reception period (maximum 10 minutes), and no weather data will be received during this period of time.

If RCC signal can’t be found within1 minutes, the signal search will be cancelled and will automatically

resume every two hours until the signal is successfully captured. Regular RF link will be established once

RCC reception routine is finished.

Note: DO NOT PRESS ANY KEY during the first 3 minutes learning period. After both indoor and

outdoor data are displayed you can place your remote sensor outdoors and set your time (if no RCC

reception is possible). If there is no temperature reading in the indoor station, make sure the units are

within range of each other or repeat the battery installation procedure. If a key is pressed before the

weather station receives the temperature signal, you will need to follow the battery installation procedure

again. Please wait 10seconds before re-insert the battery again to make a proper reset for both

transmitter and receiver.

Note for Radio Controlled Time:

The time and date display is based on the signal provided by the highly accurate government operated

atomic clock. The base station will continue to scan for the radio controlled time signal each day despite it

being manually set. If reception has been unsuccessful, then the radio controlled time icon will not appear

but reception will still be attempted continually. If reception has been successful, the received time and

date will overwrite the manually set time and date.

Note:

When batteries require replacement for the base station, the low battery indicator will light up on the LCD.

Please participate in the preservation of the environment by properly disposing of all used-up

batteries and accumulators at designated disposal points. Never dispose of batteries in a fire as this

may cause explosion, risk of fire or leakage of dangerous chemicals and fumes

3.2 Mounting

1) Base station

With one foldable legs at the back of the unit, the base station can be placed onto any flat surface or wall

mounted at the desired location by the hanging holes also at the back of the unit. It is important to check

that the radio signal can be received before permanently mounting any of the units

2) Remote sensor

Note: To achieve a true temperature reading, avoid mounting remote sensor

in direct sunlight. We recommend that you mount the remote sensor on an

outside North-facing wall; obstacles such as walls, concrete, and large metal

objects will reduce the range.

To wall mount, use 3 screws to affix the wall bracket to the desired wall, plug

in the remote sensor to the bracket.

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Remote Sensor Wall Bracket

4.LCD overview

4.1 LCD overview

The following illustration shows the full segments of the LCD for description purposes only and will not

appear like this during normal operation.

1. DST

2.DCF Radio Controlled Time

3. Time

4. Radio Controlled Time icon

5. Alarm on indicator

6. Day of week/ time zone

7. Date

8. Indoor humidity display

9. Indoor temperature and humidity low / high alarm

10. Indoor temperature display

11. Temperature display unit

12.Indoor temperature and humidity alarm on

indicator

13. Remote sensor transmit signal indicator

14. MIN/MAX information

15. Dew point temperature display

16. Outdoor humidity display

17. Outdoor temperature and humidity low/high

alarm

18. Temperature display unit

19. Outdoor temperature display

20. General outdoor alarm icon

21. Weather forecast icon

22. Weather tendency indicator

23. Pressure with 24 hour history graph

24. Pressure high alarm

25. Pressure low alarm

26. Absolute or relative air pressure selection

27. Barometer air pressure

28. Pressure display unit (inHg or hPa)

29. Pressure alarm on indicator

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4.2 Weather forecasting

Sunny Partly Cloudy Cloudy Rainy

The four weather icons Sunny, partly Cloudy, Cloudy and Rainy represent the weather forecasting. There

are also two weather tendency indicators to show the air pressure tendency between the weather icons.

The weather forecasting is based upon the change of air pressure.

4.3 Weather tendency indicator

The weather tendency indicators arrow is located between the weather icons to show the air pressure

tendency and provide a forecast of the weather to be expected by the decreasing or increasing air pressure.

The rightward arrow means that the air pressure is increasing and the weather is expected to become

better. The leftward arrow means that the air pressure is decreasing and the weather is expected to

become worse.

The change of weather forecast icon is in accord to the relationship between current relative pressure and

the pressure change since last six hours. If the weather is changing, weather tendency indicator (animated

arrows) will be flashing for three hours indicating a weather change is happening. After that, if weather

conditions have become stable and no new weather change condition met,then the arrows will be fixed.

4.4 Examples of changing weather icons:

4.5 Storm warning indicator

The storm threshold can be set to suit the user’s requirement for storm forecasting from 3-9hPa (default

4hPa). When there is a fall over pressure threshold within 3 hours, the storm forecasting will be activated,

the clouds with rain icon and tendency arrows will flash for 3 hours indicating the storm warning feature has

been activated.

Notes to pressure sensitivity setting for weather forecasting:

The pressure threshold can be set to suit the user’s requirement for weather forecasting from 2-4hPa

(default 2hPa). For areas that experience frequent changes in air pressure requires a higher setting

compared to an area where the air pressure is stagnant. For example if 4hPa is selected, then there must

be a fall or rise in air pressure of at least 4hPa before the weather station will register this as a change in

weather.

5. Program Mode

The base station has five keys for easy operation: SET key, ALARM key, MIN/MAX key +key and

SNOOZE/LIGHT key. And there are four program modes available: Quick Display Mode, Setting Mode,

Alarm Mode and Min/Max Mode.

The program mode can be exited at any time by either pressing the SNOOZE/LIGHT key, or waiting for

the 10-second time-out to take effect.

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5.1 Quick Display Mode

- While in Normal Mode, press the SET key to enter the Quick Display Mode as follow:

1. Outdoor Temperature / Dew point (press the MIN/MAX key or +key shifts the display between

outdoor temperature and dew point)

2. Absolute pressure / Relative pressure (press the MIN/MAX key or +key shifts the display between

the absolute pressure and relative pressure)

- press the SET key to accept the change and advance to the next display mode. Continues to press the

SET key to toggle through the display mode until return to the normal Mode

5.2 Setting Modes

-Press the SET key for 3 second while in normal mode to enter the normal Setting mode

-Press the SET key to select the following setting in sequence :

Time Zone Setting

12/24 hour format

Manual time setting (hours/minutes)

Calendar setting (year /month /date)

Temperature display unit degree Celsius or Fahrenheit

Air pressure display units in hPa or inHg

Relative pressure setting from 919.0hPa – 1080.0hPa (default 1013.5hPa)

Pressure threshold setting (default 2hPa)

Storm threshold setting (default 4hPa)

-In the setting modes, press +key or MIN/MAX key change or scrolls the value. Hold the +key or

MIN/MAX key for 3 second will increase/decrease digits in great steps.

-Press SNOOZE/LIGHT key or key idle 10 second, the setting mode will return to Normal Mode

Note: Please set the units firstly before change units’ value. During change of units setting, units’ value

will change according to new units but it might cause resolution loss due to its internal calculation

algorithm.

5.3 Alarm Modes

- While in Normal Mode press the ALARM key to enter the HighAlarm Mode

- Press the ALARM key again to enter LowAlarm mode

Remark: after the initial pressing of ALARM key, the display will be refreshed to show current high,

low alarm value. Normal alarm value will be displayed only for those already activated, all other not

activated values will be displayed with “---“or”--“instead.

- Press the ALARM key again to return the Normal Mode

- In the HighAlarm Mode press the SET key to select the following alarm modes:

1. Time alarm (hour/minute)

2. Indoor humidity high alarm

3. Indoor temperature high alarm

4. Outdoor humidity high alarm

5. Outdoor temperature and dew point high alarm

6. Pressure high alarm

- In the LowAlarm Mode press the SET key to select the following alarm modes:

1. Time alarm (hour/minute)

2. Indoor humidity low alarm

3. Indoor temperature low alarm

4. Outdoor humidity low alarm

5. Outdoor temperature and dew point low alarm

6. Pressure low alarm

- In the alarm modes, Press +key or MIN/MAX key change or scrolls the alarm value. Hold the +key or

MIN/MAX key for 3 second to change the number in great step. Press the ALARM key to choose the

alarm on or off (if alarm is enabled, the speaker icon on the LCD will be turned on indicating the alarm

function has been enabled). Press the SET key to confirm the setting and continue pressing the SET

key to toggle through each alarm mode until it returns to the normal display mode.

- Press SNOOZE/LIGHT key or key idle 10 second at any time, the alarm mode will return to Normal

Mode

Canceling the Temperature Alarm While Sounding

a. When a set weather alarm condition has been activated, that particular alarm will sound and flash for 120

second. Press any key to mute the alarm. When weather alarm condition was activated again within 10

minutes, alarm will not sound but will continue to flash until weather conditions have become more steady.

This feature is useful to avoid repeated triggering for the same alarm value.

b. The alarm will reactivate automatically once the value has fallen below the set value, or if a new value is

entered.

The outdoor weather alarm

When a set outdoor weather alarm has been triggered, it will flash on the LCD display and the general

outdoor alarm icon and high/low alarm icon will flash accordingly. For example in outdoor temperature

display mode, when dew point high alarm is triggered, DEW POINT icon will flash along with general

outdoor alarm icon and high alarm icon flashing, telling that the current alarm source is from dew point.

5.4 Min/Max Mode

-While in Normal Mode, press the MIN/MAX key to enter the maximum mode, MAX logo and the

general Max record will be displayed.

-Press MIN/MAX key again to enter the minimum mode, MIN icon and minimum record will be

displayed

-Press MIN/MAX key again to return the Normal Mode

-In the maximum reading Mode, press the +key to display the following maximum values together

with the time and date time stamp at which these values were recorded:

1. Indoor humidity maximum

2. Indoor temperature maximum

3. Outdoor humidity maximum

4. Outdoor temperature maximum

5. Pressure maximum

-In the minimum reading Mode, press the +key to display the following minimum values together

with the time and date at which these values were recorded:

1. Indoor humidity minimum

2. Indoor temperature minimum

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3. Outdoor humidity minimum

4. Outdoor temperature minimum

5. Pressure minimum

-While in the minimum or maximum mode, press SET key for 2 seconds individual minimum or

maximum record will be reset to current reading together with the current time and date.

- Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT key or key idle 10 second, the Min/Max mode will return to Normal Mode

6. Problems and interference with operation

Problem & cause Remedy

Distance between transmitters and

receiver too long Reduce distance between transmitters and receiver to receive

signal

High shielding materials between the

units (thick walls, steel, concrete,

isolating aluminum foil and etc.)

Find a different location for sensors and/or receiver. See also

item ‘transmission range’ below

Interference from other sources (e.g.

wireless radio, headset, speaker, etc.

operating on the same frequency)

Find a different location for the sensors and/or base station.

Neighbors using electrical devices operation on the same signal

frequency can also cause interference with reception

No reception after adding extension

cables Find a new location for the sensors and/or base station.

Poor contrast LCD or no reception or

low batteries in sensors or receiver Change batteries ( check low battery indicator on the LCD)

Temperature, humidity, or air pressure

is incorrect. Check/replace batteries. If multiple remote sensors are in use,

check location with corresponding “boxed numbers”. Or move

away from sources of heat/cold. Adjust relative air pressure to a

value from a reliable source (TV radio, etc.).

7. Specifications

Outdoor data

Transmission distance in open field : 100meter max.

Frequency : 433MHz

Temperaturerange : -40ćto +65ć(show OFLif outside range)

Resolution : 0.1ć

Measuring range rel. humidity : 20%95%

Humidity accuracy : +/-5% under 0-45ć

Measuring interval thermo-hygro sensor : 48 sec

Waterprooflevel : IPX3

Indoor data

Pressure/temperature : 48sec

Indoortemperaturerange : 0ćto +60ć

Resolution : 0.1ć

Measuring range rel. humidity : 1%99%

Resolution : 1%

Measuring range air pressure : 919hPa – 1080hPa

Resolution/Accuracy : 0.1hPa/1.5hPa

Alarm duration : 120 sec

Power consumption

Basestation : 3XAA 1.5V LR6 Alkaline batteries

Remote sensor : 2xAAA 1.5V LR03Alkaline batteries

Battery life : Minimum 12 months for base station

Minimum 24months

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