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Manual Time Setting
The Professional Remote Weather Station is equipped with a Radio-Controlled DCF-
77 Clock, so that manual setting of time and date should not be required under
normal operating conditions.
If in rare cases the reception of the DCF-77 signal should not be possible, the Base
Station offers the possibility to manually set the time and date.
To do so press the Arrow (←) key twice in Calibration Mode. The display will show
time and date only. Setting is then performed according to Table 1. After entering
the time and date the „Store" key must be pressed.
Addressing of Remote Sensors WS 2200-22, WS 2200-27 (optionally) and
Remote Outdoor Sensor
The outdoor sensor concept allows the simultaneous operation of up to 8 outdoor
sensors. Their data are displayed in the upper right display section for the outdoor
values. Each sensor in the system is assigned a sensor address, allowing the receiver
to integrate the sensor into the overall
system free from interference. By default
the Remote Outdoor Sensor included in
the shipment is set to be Sensor 1, while
the types WS 2200-22 and WS 2200-27
are both set to be Sensor 2. The
programmable assignment can be seen
from opposite illustration.
The addressing can be performed by the
user by means of coding bridges (jumpers)
on the wiring side of the sensor's PCB. To
do this the protection hood has firstly to
be removed by unscrewing from the
Remote Outdoor Sensor and then the housing must be opened by removing the
screws on its back. Both types WS 2200-22 and –27 only need to have their back
covers unscrewed.
Following this the coding bridges can be set according to the addressing table
opposite.
Table 1: Setting of Time and Date
Function
Hours
Minutes
Date of Day
Month
DCF Reception On/Off
Storing
Key
-
+
Unit
Sensor
Min/Max
Store
Sensor
Jumper
1 0
8 A0
JP1
JP2 A1
JP3
A2
A0
JP1
7
A1
JP2
A2
JP3
A0
6 JP1
A1
JP2
JP3 A2
5
JP1
A0
JP2
A1
JP3
A2
Jumper
Sensor
1 0
JP1 A0 4
JP2
A1
JP3
A2
JP1 A0
3
JP2
A1
JP3
A2
JP1 A0
2
JP2
A1
JP3
A2
JP1 A0
1
JP2
A1
JP3
A2
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