Technoline WT643 Manuel utilisateur
WT643 Weather Station
Instruction Manual
The weather station desk clock combines the following functions:
– Time with Projection – Alarm – Calendar – Indoor and Outdoor Temperature
– Indoor and Outdoor Humidit – Weather Forecast
1. “MODE” button
2. “MIN / MAX” button
3. “▲ °C & °F” button
4. “▼” button
5. “SET / ALARM” button
6. “CHANNEL” button
7. BATTERY COMPARTMENT
8. AC/DC ADAPTER JACK
9. TIME PROJECTION FOCUS
10. CRYSTAL WEATHER FORECASTER
11. “SNOOZE / LIGHT” buttonButtons :
Getting started
Due to the heav power consumption of the unit it is strongl recommended to
use the A/C adapter at all times.
1. Install the A/C adapter into the AC/DC ADAPTER JACK (8) hole
2. Install 3 x ‘AAA’ size batteries b sliding open the BATTERY
COMPARTMENT (7). Replace batter compartment door when finished.
See batter warnings below
3. When batteries are in use, the s mbol of the batter will be shown on the
clock face when the batteries are low and need replacing.
4. The batteries in the unit will keep the time and other details working if and
when the A/C adapter is removed.
NOTE: If onl batteries are being used one can illuminate the clock face for a
period of 20 seconds when the “ SNOOZE / LIGHT” button (11) is pressed.
When required, the unit can be reset to default setting b removing batteries
and / or A/C adapter and re-installing them.
The preset language is English (EN) after reset or after installation of batteries
and the date is Thursda (TH), 2009 Januar 1.
To set time:
1. Press and hold “SET / ALARM” button (5) for 2 seconds and the HOUR digits
will flash. Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change
the
HOUR setting.
2. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again and the MINUTE digits will flash.
Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change the
MINUTE setting.
3. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again to change the date/month month/date
setting. Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change.
4. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again and the LANGUAGE digits will flash.
Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change the
LANGUAGE
setting. (*See below for language settings)
5. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again and the YEAR digits will flash.
Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change the YEAR
setting.
6. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again and the MONTH digits will flash.
Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change the MONTH
setting.
7. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again and the DATE digits will flash.
Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change the DATE
setting.
8. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again to change between 24-hour clock and
AM/PM. Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change.
“24H”
indicates 24-hour clock. “12H” indicates AM / PM.
9. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) to confirm.
*Language setting: -The unit is equipped with 7 languages for the screen displa .
Toggle between these languages: EN for English; –GE for German; IT for Italian;
FR for French; NE for Dutch; ES for Spanish; and DA for Danish.
NOTE: The preset language is English (EN) after reset or after installation of
batteries and the date is Thursda (TH), 2009 Januar 1.
To set the alarm:
1. Press “MODE” button (1) once to displa the alarm time. This will be indicated
b an “AL” s mbol.
2. Press and hold “SET / ALARM” button (5) for 2 seconds and the HOUR digits
will flash. Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change
the HOUR
setting.
3. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again and the MINUTE digits will flash.
Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) or “▼” button (4) to change the MINUTE
setting.
4. Toggle b pressing “MODE” button (1) between ‘Actual Time’ and ‘Alarm Time”
To turn alarm on and off:
1. Toggle b pressing “MODE” button (1) between current time and alarm time
until alarm time is displa ed.
2. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) once to turn on alarm. A s mbol will be
shown. Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) again to turn off alarm.
3. The alarm will sound once the preset alarm time has been reached.
Press “SET / ALARM” button (5) to deactivate the alarm.
4. Press and hold the “SNOOZE / LIGHT” button (11) for approximatel 3
seconds to activate snooze. The alarm will sound again after 5 minutes for 1
minute and 59 seconds.
Interpreting the weather forecast symbols
The weather station requires at least 24 hours on acclimatizing to local weather
conditions. The weather station process and anal ze the weather patterns for the
past 24 hours in order to determine the future weather. Until that time has
elapsed, the predicted weather forecast ma not accuratel reflect the actual
weather for our immediate area.
The weather station will displa the s mbols (see figure 3) to indicate the
predicted weather forecast for the next 12 to 24 hours for an area within a radius
of approximatel 30-50 km.
Note:
1. The weather forecasting is relativel accurate. Accurac rate might be lower in
extreme weather conditions. The weather forecast is onl for reference and it is
onl for domestic use. Do NOT rel on the weather station for weather forecast
for an serious matter replies including but not limited to: personal health, life
and death situation, an business or financial decisions, and/or agricultural
planning.
2. The weather forecast does not displa the current weather. It displa s the
weather for the future.
EMOTE TEMPE ATU E SENSO
This weather station is equipped with outdoor temperature and humidit displa .
The weather station is capable of s nchronizing with up to 3 external sensors.
1 external is included with this weather station. Contact our local authorized
re-sellers to purchase additional external sensors.
RTS 1. Hang hole
RTS 2. Batter compartment screws
RTS 3. “RESET” button
RTS 4. “Channel 1 2 3” switch
Batteries installation
1. Open batter compartment on the back of the unit b removing the two small
screws (RTS 2) with a Philips head screwdriver. (see figure 4)
2. Install / replace with 2x “AAA” size batteries in the compartment. It is
recommended that onl alkaline batteries are used. Do not use rechargeable
batteries.
3. The weather station is capable of receiving up to 3 different channels. Select
the channel number (1, 2, or 3) b sliding the “Channel 1 2 3” switch (RTS 4).
If ou onl have 1 remote temperature sensor, select 1.
4. Press the “reset” button (RTS 3) once and the red light will flash once.
5. Replace the batter compartment on the back of the unit b tightening the
two screws (RTS 2).
Installation
1. Place the remote temperature sensor at a desired place b mounting the
unit’s hang hole (RTS 1) on a screw (screw not included). Alternativel , the
unit can be place on a flat horizontal surface.
2. The unit can be placed indoor or outdoor. The unit is weather proof. Do not
submerge unit in water. Do not expose unit to water for prolonged periods.
Avoid accumulation of water and or snow on unit. Avoid exposing unit to
direct sunlight. Remove unit from the exterior in extreme or harsh weather,
including but not limited to hurricane, t phoon, and c clones seasons. Do not
place the unit in area of high winds.
3. Do not place the remote temperature sensor more than 30 meters (98 feet)
from the receiving weather station. The remote temperature sensor is most
effective if there are no obstruction and interference between the remote
temperature sensor and the weather station. The remote temperature sensor
might have to closer than 30 meters if the weather station is not able to
receive an signals. This is due to obstructions and interference. The user
might need to experiment with various locations to get the best reception.
Configuring Weather Station to receive remote temperature signals.
1. Follow the above instructions to set up remote temperature sensor.
2. Press “CHANNEL” button (6) on weather station for 3 seconds. will flash.
This will reset all temperature memories.
3. The weather station will begin scanning for signals for channel 1. As soon as
signals are received for channel 1, the temperature will be displa ed. The
weather station will automaticall scans for the other channels. It will scan
each channel for approximatel 3 seconds before skipping to the next channel.
4. Once all our channels are received press “CHANNEL” button (6) once to
confirm the channel.
5. The weather station will receive a new signal automaticall ever 30 seconds
to update the remote temperature.
6. Press “CHANNEL” button (6) on weather station repeatedl to toggle between
channel 1, channel 2, and channel 3.
7. will be displa ed if an of the remote temperature sensor’s batter needs
replacing.
Temperature & humidity memory
1. Press “MAX/MIN” button (2) to displa maximum recorded temperature,
minimum recorded temperature, and current temperature. “max” indicates
maximum temperature. “min” indicates minimum temperature.
2. Press “MAX/MIN” button (2) again to displa current temperature and humidit .
Celsius / Fahrenheit
1. Press “▲ °C & °F” button (3) to toggle between displa ing the temperature in
Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Note:
1. The humidit range is 20% to 95%
2. When the alarm is operating the signal from the sensor will not update the
temperature and humidit readings.
Swivel Ceiling Time Projector and SNOOZE Button:
This clock is equipped with night time projection.
B pressing the “SNOOZE / LIGHT” button (11), the current time will be projected
for about 8-12 seconds. The time can be projected onto a flat surface in a ver
dark room. Turn the “TIME PROJECTION FOCUS” knob (8) clockwise or
counterclockwise to adjust focus.
WA NINGS
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 or humidity.
Avoid exposing the unit to direct sun light.
Do not immerse in water.
Do not remove any screws unless specified.
Do not dispose this unit in a fire as it may explode.
Dispose the unit legally and recycle if possible.
Batteries safety warnings:
1. Please read all instructions carefully before use.
2. Install batteries correctly by matching the polarities (+/-).
3. Always replace a complete set of batteries.
4. Never mix used and new batteries.
5. emove exhausted batteries immediately.
6. emove batteries when not in use.
7. Do not recharge and do not dispose of batteries in fire as the batteries may
explode.
8. Ensure batteries are stored away from metal objects as contact may cause a
short circuit.
9. Avoid exposing batteries to temperature or humidity extremes or direct sunlight.
10. Keep all batteries out of reach from children. They are a choking hazard.
11. Please retain packaging for future reference.
Specifications
1. Temperature ange : -10℃
℃℃
℃ to50℃
℃℃
℃ ( 14°F to 122°F)
2. Temperature Tolerance : +/- 2℃
℃℃
℃
3. Calendar range: year 2000 to year 2099
Consideration of dut according to the batter low
Old batteries don’t belong to domestic waste because the could cause damages of
health and environment. End-user are committed b law to bring back needed
batteries to distributor and other collecting points.
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