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All the elements are on the same table away from any
source of interference (television, portable phones, etc.)

1. Place the batteries into the sensor according to the indi-

cated orientation. Check that information is displayed on
the sensor screen.

2. Choose a free communication channel for the sensor by

toggling the 

CHANNEL

switch on the rear of the sensor,

inside the battery cover. The selected channel is dis-
played on the sensor screen. Make note of it in the follo-
wing chart :

3. Press the 

RESET

button on the sensor. After the display

reappears, temperature information is sent in approxima-
tely 30-second intervals. 

4. Carefully reinsert the seal for the sensor, taking care not

to damage it. Next, close the sensor battery cover with
the 4 Phillips-head screws.

5. Position the sensor in an upright position on the table,

using the table stand provided.

6. Press the 

RESET

button on the station to re-initialize the

measurements, or follow the instructions in the paragraph
“ How to Add Another Sensor ”.

7. Place the station and the sensors in their final locations.

Remember to position the sensors vertically and avoid
exceeding the distances specified in the pamphlet with
respect to the presence or absence of obstacles between

Channel

Sensor

number

Description of sensor

position

attic

E.g.: 1

1

2

3

1

Summary of Contents for WS70

Page 1: ...R f pack 268 431 CNPJ 02 314 041 0001 88...

Page 2: ...W S 7 0...

Page 3: ......

Page 4: ...button allows selecting the display unit C or F D Channel switch CHANNEL This button allows designating the channel used by the sensor 1 2 or 3 E Re initialization RESET This button allows re initiali...

Page 5: ...e to observe the precautions for use nor from acci dents neither does this guarantee cover damage resulting from improper maintenance or from use of the device for commercial purposes This warranty do...

Page 6: ...ower and life time of the sensor s batteries This means that at cold temperatures 0 C the sensor may stop transmitting a signal even though it was transmitting at summer tempe ratures 20 C To solve th...

Page 7: ...using the station for the first time Do not skip any steps or do them out of order The order of the steps is important In case of problems you can always come back to this pro cedure to reset the whol...

Page 8: ...temperature information is sent in approxima tely 30 second intervals 4 Carefully reinsert the seal for the sensor taking care not to damage it Next close the sensor battery cover with the 4 Phillips...

Page 9: ...AAA LR3 1 5 V batteries To install them and select the channel 1 Unscrew the cover of the battery compartment 2 Select the channel number using the CHANNEL switch If you are simply changing the batter...

Page 10: ...e attached to the wall with two screws A It can also be placed on a horizontal surface with the folding table stand B IMPORTANT The sensor and the station must be placed in an upright posi tion for th...

Page 11: ...evel Based on a measurement of temperature and relative humidity HR this device determines a comfort level COMFORT comfortable WET humid or DRY dry This comfort indicator is displayed when the followi...

Page 12: ...uit damage the batteries and deform the product Do not dismantle the device and do not touch the internal components Doing so would void the warranty and could damage components that cannot be repaire...

Page 13: ...surement 25 RH to 90 RH Display Resolution 1 RH Transmission frequency 433 MHz Transmitting distance 30 meters maximum Sending cycle for outdoor temperature approximately 30 seconds Power Supply Two t...

Page 14: ...ts radio frequency energy and if it is not installed according to ins tructions it may cause harmful interference with radio communi cations However it is in no way guaranteed that no interference wil...

Page 15: ...feedback regarding the quality the func tionality and the usage of our products In France please call the customer service center at 0810 08 08 08 local call For any other country please leave a mess...

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