Commissioning; A) Inserting The Batteries Into The Weather Station; Inserting Batteries In The Outdoor Sensor - Conrad WB92 Bedienungsanleitung

9. Commissioning

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Operation of the outdoor sensor of the weather station with rechargeable batteries
is possible. However, the lower voltage (battery = 1.5 V, rechargeable battery =
1.2 V) causes the operating duration and display contrast to reduce. Since batteries
are very sensitive to cold, the operating duration of the outdoor sensor continues
to drop in winter.
We therefore recommend operating the weather station and the outdoor sensor
with high-quality alkaline batteries to warrant long and secure function.
a) Inserting Batteries in the Weather Station
• Open the battery compartment (C2) on the back of the weather station.
• Insert three type AAA/Micro batteries in the weather station in the correct polarity
(observe plus/+ and minus/-). Close the battery compartment again.
• Right after inserting the batteries, the weather station will briefly display all display segments
and some signal sounds are audible. If only crazy characters appear, push the recessed
button „RESET" (B1) e.g with a toothpick.
• Then the weather station will start scanning for the radio signal of the outdoor sensor, the
outdoor temperatures/humidity and the reception symbol (upper left of the display) flash. Do
not push any buttons and do not move the weather station.
Now insert the batteries into the outdoor sensor; see next section.
b) Inserting Batteries in the Outdoor Sensor
• Open the battery compartment (D4) on the back of the outdoor sensor.
• Insert two type AAA/Micro batteries in the battery compartment in the correct polarity
(observe plus/+ and minus/-).
• Right after inserting the batteries, the outdoor sensor will briefly display all display segments.
If only crazy characters appear, push the recessed button „RESET" (D6) e.g with a toothpick.
• Before closing the battery compartment, you can select the desired temperature unit for the
display of the outdoor sensor with the button „°C/°F" (D7).
• The red LED (D1) at the front of the outdoor sensor flashes briefly at each transmission of
the outdoor sensor (above the LC display).
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