La Crosse Technology WS-811561 Bedienungsanleitung

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La Crosse Technology®

WS-811561

IT915 MHz

Atomic Digital Clock and Temperature

Station with Wireless Solar-Powered

Outdoor Temperature Sensor

Wireless Weather Instruments by

La Crosse Technology®

La Crosse Technology, Ltd.

www.lacrossetechnology.com

2809 Losey Blvd. S

La Crosse, WI 54601

Phone 608-782-1610

Table of Contents

Table of Contents....................................................... 1

Inventory of Contents ................................................. 2

Features and Specifications....................................... 2

Initial Set Up and Wireless Synchronization............... 3

TX61U-IT Sensor Power Save "STOP" Mode............ 4

Set the Time and Date................................................ 4

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Setting the Time Alarm............................................... 6

Battery Replacement Information............................... 7

Installation Notes........................................................ 8

Mounting the Units...................................................... 9

Online Resources..................................................... 10

Care and Maintenance............................................. 10

Troubleshooting........................................................ 10

Warranty Information................................................ 11

Inventory of Contents

1. A WS-811561 IT 915 MHz Temperature Station

(referred to as "wireless display" in this manual)

2. A TX61U-IT 915 MHz Wireless Solar-Powered Outdoor

Temperature Sensor with built-in rechargeable battery

pack (referred to as

TX61U-IT sensor in this manual)

3. Mounting hardware for TX61U-IT sensor

4. Instruction manual

Features and Specifications

Wireless Display:

•WWVB radio controlled time (manual setting option

available)

•DST function on/off selectable (default is ‘On’)

•Wireless outdoor temperature (°F or °C)

•Indoor temperature (°F or °C)

•Time alarm with 10 minute snooze

•12/24 hour time

•Calendar: Month, date, day

•Multi-language calendar: English (US), French (F),

Spanish (E) or (d) German

•Time Zone setting: +/- 12 Hours from GMT

•Continuous calendar up to year 2029

•Low battery indicator

•Wall hanging or free standing

•Indoor measurement range: 14.2°F to 99.9°F

(-9.9°C to 37.8°C) w/ 0.1°C resolution. “OFL”

displayed if outside range

•Indoor temperature update rate: Every 16 seconds

•Batteries: 2 X “AA” size 1.5V (not included)

•Battery life: Up to 24 months

•915 MHz Wireless range:

Up to 200 Ft. (60.96m) open air

•Dimensions: 8.9"L x 1.2"W x 7.1"H

(227 x 30.1 x 180 mm)

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TX61U-IT Wireless Solar-Powered Outdoor Sensor:

•The TX61U-IT sensor sends the collected outdoor

temperature to your existing wireless display by

way of a 200 Ft wireless signal.

•High-efficiency modern solar panel maintains full

charge with minimal light

•Stores solar power for continuous operation

•Batteries are a built-in (non-replaceable) Alkaline

power cell

•Wall hanging or free standing

•Outdoor measurement range:

-39.8°F to 139.8°F (-39.9°C to 59.9°C)

with 0.1°C resolution. “OFL” displayed if outside

range

•Outdoor temperature update rate:

Every 8 seconds

•915 MHz Wireless range:

Up to 200 Ft. (60.96m) open air

•Dimensions: 1.7"L x .93"W x 3.94"H

(43 x 100 x 23.5 mm)

•Signal reception and re-synchronization:

903MHz, 915MHz and 927MHz

•Operating voltage: 2.5V or higher than 2.5V

Initial Set Up and Wireless Synchronization

1. Initialize the Sensor

It is important to

allow sufficient light

to reach the solar

panel while

activating the sensor.

Make sure the lights

are on in the setup room and the solar panel is

facing a 60W light bulb or brighter - do not cover

with hands or other objects. To begin the set up

process, use the included plastic reset rod to

GENTLY PUSH the reset button once in the hole

on the front of the sensor with the LCD/solar panel

facing a light source. All LCD segments will light

up briefly. The code number and the security code

(example: "20") of the model will be displayed

sequentially. Next, the battery voltage will appear

on the LCD. Then the current temperature will

appear on the sensor's LCD and it will start to

transmit the wireless temperature signal.

Note: Sensor battery voltage must be higher than

2.5V to maintain normal operation. When the

voltage of the TX61U-IT sensor is lower than

2.5V, the signal transmission stops and “LO” is

displayed on the LCD for approx. 2 seconds

before the sensor enters the "IDLE" mode. In

"IDLE" mode, the LCD turns off and the sensor

charges up the internal rechargeable batteries

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automatically. When the battery voltage charges

to 2.5V, the LCD will turn on and the transmission

of signal will start again.

2. Install Batteries into Wireless Display

Insert 2 new "AA", 1.5 volt ALKALINE batteries

into the wireless display according to the polarity

marked on the battery compartment. Make sure to

do this within 2 minutes of performing the start up

process for the TX61U-IT. (Diagram on page 3)

Once the batteries are properly installed in the

wireless display, the unit will beep and all

segments of its LCD will light up briefly. The

indoor temp and the time (displayed as 12:00) will

appear on the LCD. If it does not appear after 30

seconds, please reinstall the wireless display

batteries and try again. Once the indoor data is

displayed, proceed to the next step.

3. Wireless Temperature Reception

After the wireless display is powered up, it will

start receiving data from the TX61U-IT sensor. If

reception is successful, the outdoor temp will

appear on the wireless display. If the outdoor

temp does not display within 5 min, remove the

batteries from the display and go back to Step 1

(make sure the batteries are fresh).

4. Distance Between Units

To ensure sufficient wireless communication, the

final distance between the wireless display and

the sensor should be no more than 200 ft (60.96

meters) (obstacles can reduce this distance).

TX61U-IT Sensor Power Save "STOP" Mode

If the TX61U-IT sensor is placed in a dark environment

for 24 hours, it will enter into the "STOP" mode to save

power. The LCD will turn off and it will stop transmitting

the data. If this happens, press the reset button on the

TX61U-IT sensor to wake it up. If the voltage is higher

than 2.5V, the LCD will turn on again and resume the

transmission of the wireless temperature signal.

If the voltage is lower than 2.5V, “LO” will appear on

the LCD and the sensor will enter into "IDLE" mode.

Move the sensor to a brightly lit area. In "IDLE" mode,

the LCD turns off and the sensor charges up the

internal rechargeable batteries automatically. When

the battery voltage charges to 2.5V, the LCD will turn

on and the transmission of signal will start again.

Set the Time and Date

The WS-811561 Wireless Display will automatically set

its time based on daily WWVB reception. The signal is

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attempted at the full hour between 12:00 am to 6:00

am. For best reception, place the display with the front

or back facing Colorado. After a successful reception,

no more reception attempt would be made until the

following day.

If the display is in an area of your home where the

WWVB signal cannot be received, you can set the

date and time manually.

In either case, the Time Zone must be set manually.

Note: The "SET" button is used

to enter SET mode. The display

will exit SET mode automatically

after 15 seconds of inactivity.

1. Set the Time Zone

Press the “SET” button and the

Time Zone display will flash. Use the “PLUS” button

to select the desired Time zone setting.

•-5: EST – Eastern (default setting)

•-6: CST – Central

•-7: MST - Mountain

•-8: PST - Pacific

•-9: ALA - Alaska

•-10,-11,-12,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1: Other

time zones

•0: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

•-1,-2,-3 - Other time zones

•-4: ATL - Atlantic

Note: North American time zones are negative

numbers.

2. Set Daylight Saving Time ON/OFF:

Press the “SET” button a second time and DST will

flash. Press the "PLUS" button to toggle Daylight

Saving Time on ("On") or off ("OFF").

3. Set Language:

Press the “SET” button a third time and the

Language Abbreviation will flash. Press the "PLUS"

button to select the display language. A three-letter

abbreviation for the day of the week will display in

the bottom of the LCD as the setting flashes above.

Language choices include:

US: English (default setting)

F: French (Français)

E: Spanish (Español)

d: German (Deutsch)

(back view)

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4. Set Time - Hour:

Press the “SET” button a fourth time and the Hours

digits will flash. Use the “PLUS“ button to select the

correct hour.

5. Set Time - Minute:

Press the “SET” button a fifth time and the Minutes

digits will flash. Use the “PLUS“ button to select the

correct minute.

6. Set Date - Year:

Press the “SET” button a sixth time and the Year

digits will flash. Use the “PLUS“ button to select the

correct year.

7. Set Date - Month:

Press the “SET” button a seventh time and the

Month digits will flash. Use the “PLUS“ button to

select the correct month.

8. Set Date - Date:

Press the “SET” button an eighth time and the Date

digits will flash. Use the “PLUS“ button to set the

correct date.

9. Set Date - Day of Week:

Press the “SET” button a ninth time and the Day of

Week abbreviation will flash. Use the “PLUS“

button to set the correct day of week.

10. Set 12 or 24 Hour Time Mode:

Press the “SET” button a tenth time and the 12 or

24 Hour Time Mode digits will flash. Use the

“PLUS“ button to set the time mode to either a 12

or 24 hour clock.

11. Set Temperature Mode - °F or °C:

Press the “SET” button again and the Temperature

Mode abbreviation will flash. Use the “PLUS“

button to set the temperature mode to °F or °C.

Setting the Time Alarm

1. To turn the alarm on:

Press the "ALARM" button. The LCD will display the

alarm icon .

2. To set the Alarm Time - Hour:

Press and hold down the "ALARM" button for 2

seconds until the hours digits flash. Use the “PLUS”

button to set the hour. Press the "ALARM" button to

confirm your setting and move to setting the minutes.

3. To set the Alarm Time - Minutes:

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The Minutes digits of the Alarm Time will flash. Use the

“PLUS” button to set the minutes. You can hold the

"PLUS" button in to speed up the setting of minutes by

using five minute increments. Press the "ALARM"

button to confirm your minutes setting and to end the

setting procedure.

4. To activate or deactivate the daily alarm:

Briefly press the “ALARM” button once. When the

alarm is active the clock displays the alarm icon

below the word "TIME", when the alarm is deactivated,

the alarm icon will not display.

5. About the Time Alarm:

After 15 seconds without pressing any button the clock

switches automatically from alarm setting mode to

normal clock mode.

The alarm will sound for 85 seconds if not deactivated.

You can deactivate it by pressing any button. The

alarm will be repeated automatically after 24 hours.

The alarm uses 3 different patterns of tone, beginning

gently and increasing in intensity, known as a

"Crescendo Alarm".

Battery Replacement Information

Wireless Display

To replace the batteries in the wireless display:

1. Lift up the battery compartment cover and remove

the batteries.

2. Please take note to install the batteries with the

proper polarity as it relates to the battery diagram

inside the battery compartment (+). The batteries

will fit tightly. To avoid start-up problems please

ensure that the batteries do not spring free.

3. Replace compartment cover.

Please follow the steps listed in the Setup section of

this manual to ensure that the wireless data reception

is successful.

The TX61U-IT Wireless Solar-Powered Sensor

Does Not have replaceable batteries.

The TX61U-IT uses solar power and automatically

charges the internal power cell(s). No battery

replacement is needed.

Help us to keep our environment clean. Please

take any used batteries to an authorized depot

for recycling.

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Installation Notes

Point the TX61U-IT solar panel toward the best

available light source to recharge the batteries, but

avoid a location in direct sun as it will cause incorrect

temperature readings. We recommend facing the solar

panel East to catch the early morning sun, and placing

under an eave or overhang to avoid overhead sun.

The TX61U-IT sensor uses internal rechargeable

batteries to store the collected solar power.

The sensor features a high-efficiency solar panel that

maintains a full charge with minimal indirect light. Do

not place in direct sun, as this will cause incorrect

temp readings.

Fog and mist will not harm the sensor but direct rain

must be avoided.

The TX61U-IT sensor has a wireless range of 200 feet

(60.96 m). Keep in mind that the 200 ft range equates

to an open air scenario with no obstructions, and that

radio waves DO NOT curve around objects. The actual

transmission range will vary depending on the path of

the signal. Each obstruction (roof, walls, floors,

ceilings, thick trees, etc.) will effectively cut the signal

range in half.

Example: If the TX61U-IT sensor, with a 200 feet

(60.96 m) range, is mounted on an exterior wall, the

signal must then pass through one exterior wall, one

interior wall, and across the 10 feet (3 m) width of the

room between the 2 walls to reach the wireless

display. The first wall will reduce the range to 100 feet

(30.48 m), and the second wall will reduce the range to

50 feet (15.24 m). Factoring in the 10 foot room, this

leaves a maximum of 40 feet (12. 2 m) of remaining

signal range.

This allowance is typically enough for a frame wall with

non-metallic siding; however certain materials can

reduce range even further. Metal siding, stucco, and

some types of glass can reduce signal range by as

much as ¾ or more, compared to the ½ reduction

typical of most obstructions. It is possible to receive a

signal through these materials, however maximum

range will be much less due to their tendency to

absorb or reflect a much larger portion of the sensor’s

signal.

The TX61U-IT sensor measures and transmits signal

about every 8 seconds when its battery voltage is

higher than 2.5V.

Once the reset button is pressed on the TX-61U

sensor and the batteries are inserted into the wireless

display, the units will try to synchronize

communication. If the wireless display fails to receive

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the outdoor temp, this means that the sensor is either

located too close or too far from the wireless display.

Please adjust the location of the TX61U-IT sensor and

try again. If it fails again, please restart the set up

procedure (see below).

Mounting the Units

The TX61U-IT Sensor

The sensor can be set on a table or mounted onto a

wall using the included screws.

Mounting the Sensor with Screws

1. Remove the mounting bracket

from the TX61U-IT sensor.

2. Place the mounting bracket over

the desired location.

3. Mark the mounting surface with a

pencil through the two screw

holes of the bracket.

4. Screw the mounting bracket onto

the mounting surface. Ensure that the screws are

tight against the bracket.

5. Insert the TX61U-IT sensor into the bracket.

Table Standing and Other Mounting Options

With the mounting bracket installed at the

bottom or on the top of the TX61U-IT

sensor, the user can place it on any flat

surface.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Before permanently

attaching the TX61U-IT sensor base, place

all units in the desired locations to check

that the outdoor temperature readings are

being received. In the event that the signal is not

received, relocate the TX61U-IT sensor (or move them

slightly) to improve the signal reception.

The Wireless Display

The wireless display can be set on a table or mounted

onto a wall.

Table Standing

The two foldout table stands are

located on the bottom of the

back side of the wireless display.

Pull the stands out from the

center to fully extend them.

Wall Mounting

Select a place to mount the wireless

display. Install a mounting screw (not included). Align

the "Hanging Hole" to the mounting screw and ensure

that the wireless display locks down into place before

releasing the wireless display.

fold out legs

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Online Resources

Visit the WS-811561 page online at:

http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/811561

Care and Maintenance

Extreme temperatures, vibration and shock should be

avoided as these may cause damage to the unit and

give inaccurate readings.

Precautions shall be taken when handling the

batteries. Injuries, burns, or property damage may be

resulted if the batteries are in contact with conducting

materials, heat, corrosive materials or explosives. The

batteries shall be taken out from the unit before the

product is to be stored for a long period of time.

Immediately remove all low powered batteries to avoid

leakage and damage. Replace only with new batteries

of the recommended type.

When cleaning the display and casings, use a soft

damp cloth only. Do not use solvents or scouring

agents as they may mark the LCD and casings.

Do not submerge the unit in water. Furthermore, fix all

parts in place where the units are adequately protected

against moisture and rain.

Special care shall be taken when handling a damaged

LCD display. The liquid crystals can be harmful to

user's health.

Do not make any repair attempts to the unit. Contact

the La Crosse Technology® Warranty Department for

help. Opening and tampering with the unit may

invalidate their guarantee.

Never touch the exposed electronic circuit of the

device as there is a danger of electric shock should it

become exposed.

Do not expose the units to extreme and sudden

temperature changes, as this may lead to reduce their

accuracy.

Troubleshooting

For more product information, visit

http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/811561

Batteries:

Battery problems are the single largest cause of

customer support cases. A few things to check:

•Use fresh batteries

Please use plain Alkaline batteries in the wireless

display that test no less than 1.48 on a voltmeter

or with an expiration date that is 7 years in the

future.

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