Dst", Activating/Deactivating Daylight Saving Adjustment; Interval", Setting The Data Logger Recording Interval; Altitude", Setting The Height Of The Location Above Sea Level - HomeMatic HM-WDC7000 Bedienungsanleitung

DCF
- Touch "ON" to toggle between activating (ON) and deactivating (OFF) DCF-recep-
tion.
Activating/Deactivating daylight saving adjustment
- Select the "SYSTEM" menu then the DST option (via BEEP and DCF) and the fol-
lowing appears:
DST
- Touch "ON" to toggle between activating (ON) and deactivating (OFF) automatic
daylight saving adjustment.
Setting the data logger recording interval
The data logger recording interval defi nes the intervals at which the integrated data
logger is to log records. The shorter the selected intervals, the shorter the recording
time, which results in more detailed records. The longer the intervals, the longer the
possible recording time, which results in a lower resolution for the weather data. The
recording interval can also be set from the PC.
- Select the "SYSTEM" menu then the "INTERVAL" option (via BEEP, DCF and DST)
and the following appears:
INTERVALL
- Touch "ENTER" and the following appears:
INTERVALL
- Touch "+" or "-" to set the interval time (OFF [data logger off] or between 5 and
60 minutes). Below are a few examples of how the interval time and recording time
relate to one another.
Interval time
OFF
5 minutes
10 minutes
30 minutes
60 minutes

"ALTITUDE", setting the height of the location above sea level

The location height is used to calculate the relative barometric pressure at sea level
compared to the absolute barometric pressure at the location. This relative value is
an important reference variable that is needed to correctly interpret weather reports
that are based on the relative barometric pressure.
Max. recording time
no recording
10.4 days (250 hours)
20.8 days (500 hours)
62.5 days (1500 hours)
125 days (3000 hours)
OFF
ON
ENTER
+ 05 -
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