Hama EWS-1200 Bedienungsanleitung

113964

Color EWS-1200

Weather Station

Wetterstation

RUS

Operating Instructions

Bedienungsanleitung

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Istruzioni per l‘uso

Instrukcja obsługi

AUTO

MOTION

INDOOR

CALENDAR

9 10 11

30C

AUTO

MOTION

INDOOR

CALENDAR

Controls and Displays

A Base station

1. Motion detector

2. Weather forecast

3. Time

4. Date

5. Channel display

6. Wireless symbol

7. Outdoor temperature / indoor temperature

8. Outside humidity / Indoor humidity

9. ALARM button

= display / setting alarm modes

10. LIGHT / CHANNEL / Zz button

= interrupt the alarm tone for 10 minutes /

activate backlight for approx. 10 seconds /

select channel / manual search for measuring

station signal

11. MODE / SET button

= settings / conrm the set value / switch the

display mode

12. +button

= increasing the current setting / activating/

deactivating manual radio signal reception /

Switches between TIME and temperature mode

13. AUTO – button

= decrease the current set value / auto-scroll

function

14. MEMORY-button

= accessing/ resetting the stored maximum/

minimum values

15. RESET button

=restoring factory settings

16. Opening for wall mounting

17. Battery compartment cover

18. DC socket

19. Base

B Measuring station

20. Channel display

21. Outside temperature

22. Outside humidity

23. Opening for wall mounting

24. TX button

= activating manual radio signal search

25. °C/°F button

= switching between °C and °F

26. 123sliding switch

= channel selection

27. Battery compartment

Thank you for choosing a Hama product.

Take your time and read the following instructions

and information completely. Please keep these

instructions in a safe place for future reference. If

you sell the device, please pass these operating

instructions on to the new owner.

1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes

Warning

This symbol is used to indicate safety instructions

or to draw your attention to specic hazards

and risks.

Note

This symbol is used to indicate additional

information or important notes.

2. Package Contents

•Color EWS-1200 Weather Station

(base station for indoors / outdoor measuring

station)

•2 AAA batteries

•5 AA batteries

•230 V power supply unit

•These operating instructions

GOperating instruction

3. Safety Notes

•The product is intended for private, non-

commercial use only.

•Do not operate the product outside the power

limits given in the specications.

•Do not use the product in moist environments and

avoid splashes.

•Do not use the product in the immediate vicinity of

heaters or other heat sources or in direct sunlight.

•Do not use the product in areas where the use of

electronic devices is not permitted.

•Do not place the product near interference elds,

metal frames, computers, TVs, etc. Electronic

devices and window frames can negatively affect

the product’s functionality.

•Do not drop the product and do not expose it to

any major shocks.

•Do not open the device or continue to operate it if

it becomes damaged.

•Do not attempt to service or repair the product

yourself. Leave any and all service work to

qualied experts.

•Keep the packaging material out of the reach of

children due to the risk of suffocation.

•Dispose of packaging material immediately

according to locally applicable regulations.

•Do not modify the product in any way. Doing so

voids the warranty.

Warning – Batteries

•Immediately remove and dispose of dead

batteries from the product.

•Only use batteries (or rechargeable batteries)

that match the specied type.

•Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries

of a different type or make.

•When inserting batteries, note the correct

polarity (+ and - markings) and insert the

batteries accordingly. Failure to do so could

result in the batteries leaking or exploding.

•Do not overcharge batteries.

•Keep batteries out of the reach of children.

•Do not short circuit the batteries/rechargeable

batteries and keep them away from uncoated

metal objects.

Warning

•Only connect the product to a socket that has

been approved for the device. The electrical

socket must always be easily accessible.

•Disconnect the product from the network

using the power button – if this is not

available, unplug the power cord from the

socket.

4. Getting Started

4.1. Insert batteries / connect power supply

Measuring station

•Remove the screen protector from the display.

•Open the battery compartment (27) and remove

the contact breaker.

•Move the 123slide switch (26) to the left or

right to select the channel on which the measuring

station transmits. The display (20) shows 1,

2 or 3.

•Press the C/F button (25) to switch the temperature

display (21) between °C and °F.

•Then close the battery compartment cover.

Note

Before use, ensure you insert the batteries in

the measuring station rst and then in the

base station.

Base station

•Remove the screen protector from the display.

•Plug the power supply connection cable into the

socket (18) on the base station. Switch the base

station on by plugging the power supply unit

into a power outlet approved for this purpose.

The socket must be close to the base station and

easily accessible.

•Alternatively, open the battery compartment and

remove the contact breaker. Close the battery

compartment cover (17).

Note

•If the batteries are inserted correctly and you

connect the power supply unit to the station,

the base station will automatically switch to

the external power supply.

•The 2 pieces of the leftmost AA batteries

on the main unit provides power to the

alarm clock,

indoor temp/ humidity, weather forecast &

wireless reception function.

•The 3 pieces of the rightmost AA batteries

provides power to the motion sensor function

and the display backlight.

4.2. Replacing the batteries

Measuring station

•When the symbol appears, replace the

2 AAA batteries for the measuring station with

2 new ones.

•Open the battery compartment (27), remove and

properly dispose of the depleted batteries, and

insert two new AAA batteries with the correct

polarity. Then close the battery compartment cover.

Base station

•When the symbol appears, replace the 2 AA

batteries on the left in the base device with new

ones. Then set the devices back up according to

the operating instructions.

•When the range of the motion sensor diminishes

or the backlight gets dimmer, replace the 3 AA

batteries on the right in the base device with

new ones.

•Open the battery compartment, remove and

properly dispose of the depleted batteries, and

insert ve new AAA batteries with the correct

polarity. Then close the battery compartment

cover (17).

5. Installation

Note – Installation

•We recommend initially placing the base and

measuring stations in the intended locations

without installing them and making all the

settings described in 6. Operation – to do.

•Only install the stations once the appropriate

settings have been made and a stable wireless

connection is established.

Note

•The wireless transmission range between the

measuring and base stations is up to 30 m in

open spaces.

•Before installation, ensure that wireless

transmission will not be disrupted by

interference or obstacles like buildings, trees,

vehicles, high-voltage lines, etc.

•Before the nal installation, ensure that there

is sucient reception between the intended

installation locations.

•When installing the measuring station,

ensure that it is protected from direct sunlight

and rain.

•The international standard height for

measuring air temperature is 1.25 m (4 ft)

above ground.

Warning

•Buy special or suitable installation material

from a specialised dealer for wall-mounting.

•Ensure that no faulty or damaged parts are

installed.

•Never apply force during installation. This

could damage the product.

•Before installation, ensure that the chosen

wall is suitable for the weight to be mounted,

and make sure that there are no electrical

wires, water, gas or other lines at the

installation site on the wall.

5.1. Base station

•Use the base (19) to position the base station on

a level surface.

•Alternatively, you can install the base station on a

wall using the opening (16) on the back.

5.2. Measuring station

•You can also position the measuring station on a

level outdoor surface using the base (19).

•We recommend installing the measuring station

securely on an outdoor wall.

•Install an anchor, screw, nail, etc. in the wall of

your choice.

•Hang up the base/measuring station using the

opening (16/23) intended for this purpose.

6. Operating the Base Station

6.1. Initial settings

•After the rst time the base station is switched on,

the weather forecast symbol (2) will ash.

•Set the following information in the order listed:

•Symbol for current weather forecast (2)

•Temperature units °C/°F (default: °C)

•Motion sensor on/off (default: on)

•Permanent backlight on/off (default: off)

•Select each value by pressing the +button

(12) or the AUTO – button (13) and conrm each

selection by pressing the MODE / SET button (11).

•The standard settings are retained if you do

not make an entry within 20 seconds. You can

subsequently change/reset these values at any

time as described in 6.4 Basic and manual

settings.

6.2. Connection to the measuring station

•After making initial settings, the base station

automatically searches for a connection to the

measuring station and performs initial setup.

Note

•Initial setup takes approx. 3 minutes.

•Do not press any buttons during setup.

Otherwise, values may not be transmitted

correctly and there is a risk of value errors and

inaccuracies.

•The setup process is completed when the

indoor (7/8) and outdoor (7/8) measurement

data is displayed.

•If the base station still does not receive a signal

from the measuring station, press and hold the

LIGHT / CHANNEL / Zz button (10) for approx. 3

seconds to start the manual search for the signal.

•You can also press the TX button (24) to enforce

transmission

6.3. Selecting the channel/other measuring

stations

Note

You can install two more measuring stations

in addition to the included measuring station.

Ensure that the base and measuring stations are

set to the same channel. Visit www.hama.com for

suitable measuring stations.

•Press the LIGHT / CHANNEL / Zz button (10)

repeatedly to set the channel to that set on

the respective measuring station – see 4.1.

Measuring station .INDOOR, CHANNEL 1,

CHANNEL 2 or CHANNEL 3 (5) is displayed.

•The base station now shows the data measured

(7/8) on the selected measuring station (5).

•Press AUTO – button (13) repeatedly to turn on or

off the auto-scrolling display mode.

•AUTO icon appears when the auto-scrolling

mode is enabled and the display will interchange

between indoor & outdoor display automatically.

6.4. Basic and manual settings

Automatic setting using the DCF signal

•After the rst time the base station is switched

on and successful transmission is established

between the base station and the measuring

station, the clock will automatically search for a

DCF signal. During the search, the wireless symbol

(6) will ash.

Display Searching for the

DCF signal

Display ashing Active

Displayed continuously

Successful –

signal is being received

Not displayed Deactivated

•If the station still does not receive a signal, press

and hold the +button (12) for approx. 3

seconds to start the manual search for the DCF

signal. The wireless symbol (6) will start to ash.

Note – Time settings

•The search process takes about 3-10 minutes.

If the search fails, it ends and is repeated at

the next clock hour. The wireless symbol (6)

will go out.

•In the meantime you can, however, set the

time and the date manually.

•The clock automatically continues to search

for the DCF signal on a daily basis (between

02:03 a.m. and 03:03 a.m.). If the signal is

received successfully, the manually-set time

and date are overwritten.

•Press and hold the +button (12) again for

approx. 3 seconds to stop the manual search.

Note – Summer time

The clock automatically switches to summer time.

DST appears on the display as long as summer

time is activated.

Note – restricted function

The display auto-scroll function and the infra-red

motion sensor are temporarily disabled while the

radio-controlled clock is receiving the time signal,

and re-enabled after reception is complete.

(Manual) settings

•Press and hold the MODE / SET button (11) for

approx. 3 seconds to make the following settings

one after the other:

•12/24 hour format (3)

•Time zone (3)

•Hours (3)

•Minutes (3)

•Year (3)

•D/M – M/D (3) display

•Month (3)

•Day (3)

•Symbol for current weather forecast (2),

•Temperature units °C/°F (7)

•Motion detector on/off

•Permanent backlight on/off

•To select the individual values, press the

+button (12) or the AUTO – button (13) and

conrm each selection by pressing the MODE /

SET button (11).

•Press the MODE / SET button (11) immediately to

adopt the set value displayed and to skip onwards.

•If you do not make an entry for 60 seconds, you

automatically exit setup mode.

Note – Time zone

•The DCF signal can be received over long

distances, but always transmits the current

Central European Time in Germany. Make

sure you account for the time difference in

countries with another time zone.

•If you are in Moscow, the time is 3 hours

later than in Germany. This means that you

should set +3 for the time zone. The clock

then automatically sets the time to 3 hours

after the DCF signal received or relative to the

manually set time.

•To use no time zone, set the time zone to 0.

Alarm

•Press the ALARM button (9) to display the

alarm time.

•Press and hold the ALARM button (9) to call up

alarm set mode.

•To set the desired hour and minute, press the +

button (12) or the AUTO – button (13). Press the

ALARM button (9) to conrm the setting.

•If no entry is made for 60 seconds, setup mode

automatically exits.

•Press the ALARM button (9) repeatedly to activate

or deactivate the daily alarm. The alarm symbol

will appear or disappear accordingly.

•If the alarm is triggered, the alarm symbol will

begin to ash and an alarm will sound.

•Press any button except LIGHT / CHANNEL /

Zz (10) to stop the alarm. Otherwise, it will stop

automatically after 2 minutes.

Note – Snooze function

While the alarm signal is sounding, press the

LIGHT / CHANNEL / Zz button (10) to activate

the snooze function. The alarm signal will be

stopped for 10 minutes, after which it will sound

again. The alarm symbol will ash.

6.5. Weather forecast/ atmospheric pressure

history

•Based on changes in the atmospheric pressure and

the data saved, the base station is able to make

weather forecasts for the next 12 to 24 hours.

•The weather forecast and the current weather are

indicated by ve different symbols (2):

Symbol (2) Weather

Sunny

Slightly cloudy

Cloudy

Rainy

Stormy

(icon ashes)

•After each change of batteries or if the forecasting

is inaccurate, improve the forecast by setting

the current weather as described in 6.1 Initial

settings or 6.4 Basic and manual settings.

Note – Weather forecast

•The weather forecast function is not available

during the rst few hours of operation

because it requires data that is collected

during operation.

•The weather forecast will differ in different

geographic locations, e.g. in inland versus

coastal locations. If your weather forecast

consistently fails to correctly predict the

actual weather conditions, then adjust it as

described above.

•The range of coverage is approx. 30 to 50 km.

The weather forecast is based on atmospheric

pressure changes, and has an accuracy of

around 70-75%.

6.6. Display

•Press the MODE / SET button (11) repeatedly to

switch between the following displays:

•Time

•Date

•Year

•Time

•Time and heat index (HEAT INDEX)

•Time and dewpoint (DEW)

Note – Heat index and dewpoint

•Heat Index combines the effects of heat and

humidity. It is the apparent temperature of

how hot the heat-humidity combination

makes it feels.

•Dew point is the saturation point of the air,

or the temperature to which the air has to be

cooled in order to get condensation.

6.7. Maximum and minimum values

•The base station automatically stores the

maximum and minimum outdoor and indoor

values of temperature, dewpoint, heat index

and humidity.

•Use the LIGHT / CHANNEL / Zz button (10) or

the MODE / SET button (11) to switch the display

between indoor and outdoor dewpoint and heat

index values.

•Press the MEMORY button (14) repeatedly to

switch the display between the current value,

the minimum value (MIN) and the maximum

value (MAX).

•Press and hold the MEMORY button (14) for

approx. 3 seconds to reset the stored maximum

and minimum values.

6.8. Lighting

•The backlight can be set to permanent mode (on)

as described in 6.1 Initial settings as well as 6.4

Basic and manual settings. This will set the

display to be backlit at all times.

•If permanent backlight mode is off, press the

LIGHT / CHANNEL / Zz button (10) and/or turn

the motion sensor on to activate the backlight for

approx. 10 seconds.

Note – Permanent backlight mode

•Permanent backlight mode is only possible

when the base station is plugged into mains

power.

•In permanent backlight mode, the motion

sensor is automatically disabled.

6.9. Motion detector

•To activate the motion sensor (on), see 6.1 Initial

settings as well as 6.4 Basic and manual

settings.

•In permanent backlight mode, the motion sensor is

automatically disabled.

•With the motion sensor activated, wave your hand

in front of the motion sensor (1) up to 20 cm

away in order to activate the backlight for approx.

10 seconds.

•The backlight can always be activated, even when

the motion sensor is disabled, by pressing the

LIGHT/ CHANNEL/ Zz button (10).

Symbol Motion detector

Active (on)

Inactive (off)

6.10. Reset

Press the RESET button (15) to reset the station. The

base station returns to the factory settings and all

stored information is lost.

7. Operating the Measuring Station

Press the °C / °F button (25) to choose between °C

and °F for the temperature display.

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