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Displaying the atmospheric pressuretrend for the past 8 hours
Repeatedlypressingthe "HISTORY"(15) button displaysthe averageatmospheric pressurefor the past8
hoursor the current atmosphericpressure
The hour (5) is displayedto the left of the atmosphericpressuredisplay (4) :
Hour
Meaning
Current barometricpressure
Meanatmosphericpressureduringthe past 8 hours
Wh
n you first use the device, there is no measured data yet available In this case, only an
interruptedline("
is displayedin the areafor the atmosphericpressuredisplay (4)
Atmospheric pressure trend display
The atmosphericpressuretrend display (2) is at thetop left of the display The representationof the arrows
changesdependingon the trend for the atmosphericpressuremeasured:
PRESSURE
ncreasingatmosphericpressure(usuallya sign of better weatherahead)
PRESSURE
Constantatmosphericpressure
PRESSURE
Decreasingatmosphericpressure(usual y a sign of worse weather ahead)
Weatherforecast symbols
The weatherforecastfunctionis basedon theobservationof the atmosphericpressuretrendduringthe past
few hours. Based on these values,a weatherforecast for the next 12 - 24 hoursis estimated.An accuracy
of up to 70%is thusachieved.
After commissioning,the weather station requires about 24 hours to take the first measurementsof the
atmosphericpressureand calculatea weatherforecast based on them
n areas where thereare frequent rapid changesin air pressure(e g., mountains), ess accurate predictions
are obtainedthan in areaswith slow changes
For example,the changefrom "sunny"to "precipitation"does notnecessarilymeanit will rain but it indicates
that theweather will changefor the worse
Sunny
Light cloud
If"sunny/'is displayedat night,this meansa starlit night.
Select the unit for the atmospheric pressure and set altitude.
For unit for the atmospheric pressure, can be toggled between the atmospheric pressure unit "mb/hPa"
(millibar/hectopasca ) and "inHg"(inches mercurycolumn). Moreover,the altitude at the weather station's
installationsite can be entered, so the atmosphericpressurevalue can be correctly convertedto the refer-
ence value at sea level
Proceed as follows:
• Pressthe "MODE"button (19) brieflytwice Insteadof the atmosphericpressuredisplay,the current alti-
tudein metres(indicator " M")or feet(indicator ' FEET")isnowdisplayed Whenstarting forthefirsttime,
the altitude is displayedas "O"
• Briefly pressthe"SET"(18)button toactivate thesetting mode.
• Press the"V" (15)or "A" (16)button to togglebetween theatmospheric p ressure unit"mb/hPa" ( millibar/
)
hectopascal
and"inHg" (inches mercury column). Simultaneously, italsotoggles between thealtitude unit
"M"(metre) and"FEET" ( foot)
• Briefly press the "SET" (18) button, the altitude (default setting when startingfor the first time "O M" or
"0 FEET")now flashes on the display
• You can now set the altitudefor the weatherstation by pressingthe "V" (15)or "A" (16)button (keepthe
buttonpressed longerfor quick setting)
You can find the altitude where you live from,for example,maps orfrom the Internet
• By pressingthe 'SET" (18)button onceagain, the setting can be savedand the setting modeexited.
• Wait for abouta minute,thedisplay resetsto the current atmosphericpressurevalue, the weatherstation
is now n the normal operatingmode.
Room
comfort
indicator
A symbol,the so-caled roomcomfort indicator(10) is shownon the display,dependingon the combination
of temperatureand humidity where the weather station is installed It indicates the conditionof the living
spaceat a single glance
The display only appearsat a temperaturebetween20 oc (68 OF) a nd 25 oc (77 0 F)
Comfort:The humidity is between40 and 70%
Dry:Thehumidity is below40%
Damp:Thehumidity isabove70%
Cloudy
Rain
Setting the alarm
• Pressthe "MODE"(19)buttonrepeatedlyuntil 'AL" appearsbetweenthe hoursand minuteson the display.
• Briefly pressingthe "SET' (18) button causesthe symbol
turned on) and the hourfor the alarmtime flashes
• Set the hourfor the alarmtimeby pressingthe"W (15) buttonor "A" (16)button(keepthe buttonpressed
longerfor quick setting)
• Briefly pressthe "SET"(18) button,the minutesfor the alarmtime flash
• Set the minutes of the alarm time by pressingthe "V" (15) button or "A' (16) button (keep the button
pressed onger for quick setting)
• Briefly pressthe "SET"(18) buttonto save the alarmtime and exitthe setting mode.
• Press the "MODE" buttonbriefly to return to the time display (altemately,wait for about a minutewithout
pressinga button)
Switching the alarm function onloff
• Press the "MODE"(19) button, so the alarmtime is displayed ("AL"appearsbetweenthe hoursand min-
utes on the display)
• With the "AIALARMON/OFF"(16)button,you can turn the alarmfunctionon and off (alarmtime is shown,
e.g. "05:45"and the symbol
or only" :
• Press the "MODE" (19) buttonor wait for about a minute without pressinga button to retum to the time
display.
The alarmfunction is only possiblewhen there are battenesinserted.
Snoozefunction ("SNOOZE")and/or exit alarm
When the alarmsounds at the set time, it can be interruptedfor about5 minutesby pressingthe "SNOOZE"
(14)button The alarmwill then sound again Thiscan be repeateda maximumof 5 times
TOstopthe alarmsignal, brieflypress one of the other buttonson the weather station.
Replacingthe Battery
The batteriesneed changing, if thedisplay contrast diminishesor the alarmno longerfunctions
If thedisplay is blankafter replacingthe batteries,pressthe recessed"RESET"(21) buttonbriefly,for exam
ple with a paper clip or a toothpick
The weather station emits some sound signals and all display segments are shown briefly The weather
statlonis then readyto use
f the batteriesare replacedwhile the photovoltaiccel is illuminatedsufficiently,all the settings
will normallybe kept.
Disposal
a) In general
Please dispose of the product,when it is no longer of use, accordingto the current statutory
requirements.
b) Disposal of used batteries/rechargeable batteries
As theenduser,youarerequired bylaw(Battery Ordinance) to returnall usedbatteries/rechargeab
teries; disposal of them in the householdwaste is prohibited!
Contaminatedbatteries/rechargeablebatteries are labelled with these symbols to indicatethat
disposalin the domesticwaste is forbidden.The symbolsfor the relevantheavy metalsare: Cd
= Cadmium,Hg = Mercury,Pb = Lead
You can return used (rechargeable)batteries free of charge at the official collection points in
your municipality,our stores,or where ever (rechargeable)batteriesare sold!
Youthus fulfil the legal requirementsand makeyour contributionto protectingthe environment!
Technical
Data
Powersupply
Temperaturemeasurementrange
Air humidity measuringrange
Dimensions
Weight
ONRAD
These operating instructions are a publication by Conrad Electronic SE, Klaus-Conrad-Str. 1,
D-92240 Hirschau ( www conrad corn)
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technologyandequipmentreserved.
@Copyright 2011 by Conrad Electronic SE.
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"will be displayed for the alarmtime)
.2batteries of typeAAAIMicro (orviaphotovoltaic c ell)
-10oc to +50oc (accuracy 0.10 C, tolerance 0C)
20%to 95%relative humidity (accuracy1%, tolerance±5%)
121xli5x64mm
(WxHxD)
approx 320 g (withoutbatteries)
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