Switching the light on
A)
Battery operation
Press any buttons to light up the display for 10
seconds.
B) Power mains operation
When the base unit is powered through the power adapter and the power mains, the display is constantly
illuminated.
Press the
SNOOZE•LIGHT
button repeatedly to select the following settings for the display illumination:
Bright >> Muted >> Off.
Low battery indicator
For the base unit and the wireless sensor, there is a separate low battery indicator.
When the low battery symbol
is shown on the display, you have to replace the batteries in the base unit
(battery symbol in indoor area) or the wireless sensor (battery symbol in outdoor area) with new batteries.
Note:
• The low battery symbol for the wireless sensor shows that the batteries need changing for the channel
number shown.
• When you change the batteries all the settings are lost.
• Always exchange all batteries and only use those listed in the ‘Technical Data’.
• Even if the base unit is being powered by the power mains, you should still remove any empty batteries
present from the base unit.
• Make sure that the poles of the batteries are correct (+/-) when inserting.
• Clean the battery and device contacts if necessary before inserting.
• Dispose of the old batteries in an environmentally manner
.
Resetting the weather station
If the base station appears to display incorrect values, you should reset the weather station to the factory
settings.
1. Take the batteries out of the weather station and put them back in again. If you are operating the device
using the power mains, remove the power adapter from the socket, then plug it back in. If additional
batteries have been inserted, these also need to be removed briefly and then reinserted.
When base unit has power again, all the symbols on the display are shown for a brief moment. The display
also briefly lights up and the unit emits a beep.
After approx. 20 seconds, the display starts to flash and the current data from the wireless sensors is
retrieved.
2. Observe the values shown on the display.
3. Only if you continue to see the wrong values: Take the batteries out of all the wireless sensors in use and
put them back in.
