Technoline WS 6812 Manuel utilisateur

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WS 6812

LED ALARM CLOCK WITH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE

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OVERVIEW

A –Front view

A1 –Indoor temperature A4 –Outdoor temperature

A2 –Alarm On A5 –RCC indicator

A3 –Time A6 –Stand

B –Top view

B1 –DOWN / WAVE button B4 –ALARM ON / OFF button

B2 –SET button B5 –UP button

B3 –SNOOZE / DIMMER button

C –Back view

C1 –Battery compartment cover C4 –DC socket

C2 –RESET button C5 –Insert 1 x CR2032 battery

C3 –AC/DC adapter C6 –Insert adapter jack

D –Outdoor temperature sensor

D1 –Stand D4 –Channel 2

D2 –Fix at channel 1 D5 –Channel 3

D3 –Channel 1 D6 –Insert 2 x AAA batteries

QUICK SETUP

1) Place your clock face down on a flat and soft surface. Use screw driver to open the backup battery

compartment cover located on the back of the clock.

Slide open the battery cover at the back of your clock, then insert 1 x CR2032 Lithium battery to the

battery compartment. Make sure +ve polarity of the battery is facing up. Then replace the battery

cover and tighten the battery cover screw.

2) Insert the AC/DC adaptor to any 230V AC household outlet. Then insert the DC jack to the back

case of your unit.

3) Keep your clock and wireless sensor next to each other. Slide open the battery cover at the back

of your wireless outdoor sensor, make sure the channel selector is set at position

1 (top position), then insert 2 x AAA batteries (not included) into the outdoor sensor by observing the

correct + / - polarity signs inside the battery compartment. Replace the battery door.

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Your weather station will receive data signal from the outdoor sensor in few seconds. Then place

your outdoor sensor in a dry and shaded area outdoor.

4) Peel off the protective label on the front. Your weather station is ready to work for you.

Remarks:

1. Keep in mind that your outdoor sensor has a 100 feet open-air transmission with no obstructions.

Actual transmission range will vary depending on what is in the path of the signal. Each obstruction

(roof, walls, floors, ceilings, thick trees, etc.) will effectively cut signal range in half.

Insert the holder to the bottom of the outdoor transmitter for desktop or insert it to the back of the

transmitter for wall mount purpose.

Battery Back Up

When the power supply is not in use, the station will be powered by the back-up batteries. The LED

display is turned off, but time and alarm time remain stored (also in the event of a power failure).

DCF SIGNAL RECEPTION AND SIGNAL INDICATOR

After your clock is powered up, it starts to receive DCF signal. The icon flashes.

Receiving DCF signal ( icon flashing)

Successful Reception ( icon becomes static)

Failed Reception ( icon disappear)

During reception, press / WAVE once will display reception mode and signal strength

Indication:-

When strong DCF signal is detected, display shows with 3 bars

When weak or no DCF signal is detected, display shows or

During reception, the signal strength may move from 1 bar to 2 bars to 3 bars. This is normal since

the clock is detecting DCF signal and other signals in the air at the same time. Press SET will return

to the time display with icon flashing.

Successful reception or failed reception

icon becomes static (stop blinking) when reception is successful

icon disappears when reception is failed

Automatic reception and Manual Reception

Your clock starts automatic reception everyday at 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00. If it fails to receive the DCF

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time signal at 3:00, it will start reception at 4:00. If it fails again, it will start reception at 5:00. If it

fails again, it will start automatic reception at 1:00 again in the next day.

Manual reception: simply press and hold / WAVE, your clock will give a short beep and start

manual reception. Press and hold / WAVE to stop DCF reception.

During RCC reception, all buttons do not function and it does not take temperature measurement.

The temperature reading will get stable and become more accurate after your weather station clock is

powered up for around 30 minutes.

To cancel DCF reception permanently

Press and hold / WAVE and at the same time for 2 seconds, your clock will give 1 short beep

and the radio controlled function is permanently disabled.

To resume the radio controlled function, press and hold / WAVE and at the same time for 2

seconds, your clock will give 1 short beep and will start DCF immediately.

TO SET TIME

1. Press and hold SET, 00 flash, press / to set the time zone : -01,00,01.

2. Press SET again, hour digits flash. Press / to set the current hour. Press and hold

or to accelerate setting at high speed.

3. Press SET again, the minute digits flash. Press / to set minutes. Press and hold or

to accelerate setting at high speed.

4. Press SET again, display shows :05and flash. Press / button to set snooze duration

from 5 to 60 minutes

5. Press SET to return to normal mode or it will return to normal mode in around 8 seconds if no

further press of any other buttons.

Your clock is in 24-hour display format.

TO SET ALARM (Default alarm setting is 6:00 AM)

1. Press and hold AL ON.OFF, the hour digits flash with “AL”icon appears. Press / to set

your desired alarm hours. Press and hold or to accelerate setting at high speed.

2. Press AL ON.OFF again, the minute digits flash. Press / to set your desired alarm

minutes. Press and hold or to accelerate setting at high speed.

3. Press AL ON.OFF again or if no further press of any other buttons in around 8 seconds to exit

alarm setting mode.

TO TURN ON OR OFF YOUR ALARM

Single press AL ON.OFF to turn on or off the alarm. When the alarm function is turned on, the AL

icon appears on top of the time digits.

TO USE SNOOZE ALARM (Default snooze duration is 5 minutes)

When time reaches your set alarm time, your clock will sound to wake you up. The AL icon will flash.

Press once to stop the alarm temporarily, AL icon keeps flashing. The alarm will beep

again in 5 minutes or after your set snooze duration.

TO STOP AND RESET THE ALARM TO COME ON THE NEXT DAY

To stop the daily alarm, press any button EXCEPT the when alarm is beeping. The alarm

will stop and AL icon becomes static; alarm will beep again same time next day.

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IF YOU LOSE THE OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE

When the outdoor temperature digits show “--“, the wireless transmission is either interrupted or lost.

At normal display, press and hold button of the clock, then take out and reinstall batteries to your

outdoor transmitter. If you continue to lose the outdoor temperature display, try placing the transmitter

in a different location until you have smooth transmission of temperature data.

TO USE THE DIMMER FUNCTION

Press once to adjust the High / Low brightness of the display.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

In case your clock shows irrelevant information or digits, it maybe affected by electrostatic discharge

or interferences from other devices. Press the RESET button of the clock and then reinstall batteries

of the outdoor transmitter.

ENVIRONMENTAL RECEPTION EFFECTS

Your radio controlled clock obtains the accurate time with wireless technology. Same as

all wireless devices, the receiving ability maybe affected by, but not limited to, the following

circumstances:

Long transmitting distance

Nearby mountains and valleys

Among tall buildings

Near railway, high voltage cable etc.

Near freeway, airport, etc

Near construction site

Inside concrete buildings

Near electrical appliances

Near computers and TV’s

Inside moving vehicles

Near metallic structures

Place your clock at a location with optimal signal, i.e. close to a window and away from metal

surfaces or electrical appliances.

Precautions

This main unit is intended to be used only indoors.

Do not subject the unit to excessive force or shock.

Do not expose the unit to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, dust or humidity.

Do not immerse in water.

Avoid contact with any corrosive materials.

Do not dispose this unit in a fire as it may explode.

Do not open the inner back case or tamper with any components of this unit.

Batteries safety warnings

Use only button cell batteries, not rechargeable batteries.

Install batteries correctly by matching the polarities (+/-).

Always replace a complete set of batteries.

Never mix used and new batteries.

Remove exhausted batteries immediately.

Remove batteries when not in use.

Do not recharge and do not dispose of batteries in fire as the batteries may explode.

Ensure batteries are stored away from metal objects as contact may cause a short circuit.

Avoid exposing batteries to extreme temperature or humidity or direct sunlight.

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Keep all batteries out of reach from children. They are a choking hazard.

Use the product only for its intended purpose!

Consideration of duty according to the battery law

Old batteries do not belong to domestic waste because they could cause damages

of health and environment. You can return used batteries free of charge to your

dealer and collection points. As end-user you are committed by law to bring back

needed batteries to distributors and other collecting points!

Consideration of duty according to the law of electrical devices

This symbol means that you must dispose of electrical devices separated from the

General household waste when it reaches the end of its useful life. Take your unit to

your local waste collection point or recycling centre. This applies to all countries of

the European Union, and to other European countries with a separate waste

collection system.

SPECIFICATIONS

Operation Temperature: 0°C to + 45°C

Temperature measuring range

Indoor: 0°C to +50°C

Outdoor: -40°C to +70°C

Display shows HH / LL if out of this range

Temperature Resolution 1°C

Alarm Duration 2 minutes

Snooze Duration 5-60 minutes

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