Taylor 1507 Bedienungsanleitung

Instruction Manual

Digital Wireless

Weather System

Thermometer & Hygrometer with

NOAA Weather Radio and Remote Sensor

Leading the Way in Accuracy®

1507

Thank you for purchasing the Taylor® Digital Wireless Weather System:

Thermometer & Hygrometer with NOAA Weather Radio and Remote

Sensor. This state-of-the art measurement instrument is engineered and

designed to meet the highest quality standards…to assure you

uncompromising accuracy and consistently dependable, convenient

performance. In order to optimize its function, please read this instruction

manual carefully before use…and keep it handy for future reference.

Description of Parts

Receiver Unit

Remote Unit

3418

8 9

12 13 15

11 19

5 6 7

Line 1

Line 3

Line 2

Main Features & How to Access Functions

1 - LCD Readout:

Line 1: Clock displays current time. Press “CLOCK” button on front of

unit to toggle to month/date and day of the week. Press “ALARM” to

view alarm time. If the weather radio is turned on, the “NOAA” icons

appear on the right. (See Setting the Time & Alarm and NOAA Weather

Radio sections of this manual).

Line 2: Displays color bars, moon phase, weather forecast icons,

altitude and barometric pressure. The color bars graphically represent

current conditions The Moon phase will automatically display according

to the current calendar. The weather forecast icons and barometric

pressure reading will automatically display based on altitude. (See How

to Read Temperatures and Other Displays section of this manual).

Line 3: Displays indoor/outdoor temperatures and humidity,

minimum/maximum readings, heat index, dew point, comfort levels,

and trend indicators. (See How to Read Temperatures and Other

Displays section of this manual.)

2 - LED Indicator (Remote Unit):

Flashes when remote sensor transmits a reading.

3 - Channel/Search Button (Receiver Unit):

Press to view the readings of channel 1, 2, 3 or auto scroll (which will

show each display for 10 seconds). Press and hold 3 seconds to search

for a remote sensor signal.

4 - Memory Button (Receiver Unit):

Press once to view maximum temperature and humidity readings, and

press again to view minimum readings. Press again to return to current

readings. While the min or max reading is displayed, press and hold for

3 seconds to clear the min or max memory.

5 - Pressure Button (Receiver Unit):

Press to toggle between hPa, inHg and mb barometric pressure

displays. Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter Altitude Setting mode

(See How to Read Temperatures and Other Displays section of this

manual.)

6 - Heat Index/Dew Point Button (Receiver Unit):

Press once to display the heat index reading. Press twice to display the

dew point reading. Press again to return to current readings.

7 - NOAA/Channel Button (on front of Receiver Unit):

When NOAA weather radio is on, press to select between NOAA radio

channels 1-7. (see NOAA Weather Radio section of this manual)

8 - NOAA On/Off Button (on top of Receiver Unit):

Press to toggle between NOAA On, NOAA standby and NOAA off

modes (see NOAA Weather Radio section of this manual).

9 - Snooze/Light Button:

When alarm sounds, press to snooze for 10 minutes. When receiver

unit is operating on battery power, press to activate backlight and view

LCD screen.

10 - Multi-Function Button (Receiver Unit):

1) CLOCK Press to toggle between time, month/date and day of the

week display. Press and hold 3 seconds to enter Clock & Calendar

Setting mode.

2) p/ qButtons: Press to advance / reverse settings one step

forward or backward. Press and hold 3 seconds to fast advance /

reverse.

3) ALARM: Press to view alarm time and to enable or disable the

alarm. Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter Alarm Setting mode.

11 - Volume Dial (on side of Receiver unit):

Turn to adjust volume of NOAA radio.

12 - ZONE Button (inside battery compartment of Receiver Unit):

Press to select between U.S. time zones. Press and hold 3 seconds to

enter Daylight Savings Time (DST) Setting mode.

13 - Antenna Button (inside battery compartment of Receiver Unit):

Press to search for radio-controlled Atomic Clock signal.

14 - °C/°F Button (inside battery compartments of Receiver Unit

and Remote Sensor):

Press to select °F or °C temperature scale. Note: Temperature scale

selected on receiver unit will control what is displayed on the receiver.

15 - Reset Button (inside battery compartment of Receiver Unit):

Press to reset system to default settings.

16 - Tx Button (inside battery compartment of Remote Unit)):

Press to send a transmission signal to receiver unit.

17 - Channel Switch (Remote Unit):

Slide to designate the remote sensor channel 1, 2, or 3.

18 - Battery Compartment (On back of Receiver and Remote Units):

The remote unit requires 2AAA Alkaline batteries. The home receiver

unit may use 3AA Alkaline batteries as a backup or alternate power

source (see Power Sources section of this manual).

19 - Table Stand (Fits on base of Receiver Unit):

Allows stable placement of receiver unit on a flat surface. Insert table

stand prongs into slots in the bottom of the receiver unit.

20 - Wall Mount (On back of Receiver and Remote Units):

The receiver features a recessed key hole and the remote features a

detachable holder with a keyhole slot to secure each unit to a wall.

21 - AC adaptor jack (on back of Receiver Unit):

To power the receiver using the included AC adaptor, insert the

connector plug into the jack and plug the other end into the proper

electrical outlet.

Main Features (continued)

Display Information

(Receiver Unit)

Current

channel

selected

icon

Moon phase

display Animated

color bars

display

current

conditions

Animated

color bars

display

current

conditions

Current

Time

Display

Comfort

level

Heat index

low battery

& dew point

indicator icons

Trend icon

Max / Min

icon

Barometric

pressure

display

Max / Min

icon

Trend icon

Snooze

icon

NOAA &

Channel icons

Sleep &

Standby

icons

Weather

icon

Zone icon

Bell &

alarm

setting

icons

Antenna

icon

(Remote Unit)

Current

humidity at

selected

location

Current

temperature

at selected

location

Channel icon

Signal

transmitting

icon

Low

battery

indicator

icon

Current Humidity at

remote location

Current temperature &

measurement scale at

remote location

SLEEP STANDBY

POINT

DEW

How To Set Up Your Wireless Thermometer

•Place the receiver unit as close as possible to the remote unit.

This will ensure easy synchronization between the transmission and

reception of signals as you set up your wireless thermometer. After set

up is completed, position the receiver unit and remote unit within

effective transmission range.

Note: The effective range is vastly affected by the building materials

and where the receiver and remote units are positioned. Try various set

ups for the best results. Shorten the distance between receiver and

remote units when necessary.

Important: Though the remote unit is weather proof, it should

be placed away from direct sunlight, rain, snow and should

never be submerged in water.

Power Sources

Important: Insert the power supply cord into the home receiver

first, then install batteries into the remote unit:

Home Receiver

1. Insert the AC adaptor jack into the back of the unit, then insert the

cord into a 120V household outlet.

2. Three AA alkaline batteries may be used as a back up or alternate

power source: Lift off the battery compartment on the back of the

unit, install 3 alkaline AA batteries according to the polarity

indicated, and close the battery cover. Note: to conserve battery

power, the LCD screen will not be continuously lit when the receiver

unit is running only on batteries. To view the screen, press the

Snooze/Light button on the top of the receiver unit.

Please note: This digital thermometer is also an extremely

sophisticated weather forecasting system. When it is first powered

on, the receiver unit will take approximately one minute to analyze

its surrounding environmental conditions. This “ANALYZING” mode

is indicated by dashes (“----“) in the Barometric Pressure display.

During this minute, some functions (such as Clock Setting or the

NOAA weather radio) may not be operational. Once the

“ANALYZING” mode is complete, a default Barometric Pressure

appears in place of the dashes. The other system functions will then

become operational.

Remote Sensor

1. Lift off the bracket stand, located on the back of the unit, to access

the battery compartment cover.

2. Remove the 4 screws that secure the battery compartment cover

and then remove the cover.

3. Select the Channel setting by sliding the CH switch to Channel 1 to

Power Sources (continued)

Remote Sensor (continued)

4. Insert 2 AAA alkaline batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols

marked inside the battery compartment.

5. Press the C/F button to select the desired temperature

measurement scale.

6. Press the Tx button in the remote battery compartment to send a

transmission to the receiver. The red LED Indicator light will flash

when a signal is transmitted. Remote unit temperature updates will

then be transmitted approximately every 30 seconds.

Note: If dashes are still displayed on the receiver unit, press

the Tx button to send a transmission.

7. Replace the battery compartment cover, replace and tighten screws

and reattach the bracket stand.

8. Press and hold the “CHANNEL” button on the front of the receiver

unit to search for the remote sensor signal.A beep sounds when a

signal is sent.

9. When transmission connection is established, the respective

temperature and humidity of the selected remote channel will

appear on the home receiver's LCD screen.

10. Press the “CHANNEL” button to toggle between indoor and

remote sensor temperature/humidity displays.

'AAA'

Note: Maximum of 3 remote sensor units can be registered.

Should you purchase one or two additional remote units (Model

1438, sold separately) to expand your thermometer monitoring

capabilities to multiple locations, slide the CH switch to Channel

2 to register the second sensor and select Channel 3 to register

the third sensor.

Low Battery Warning: when the batteries on the receiver unit or the

remote unit are low, the Low Battery Indicator icon will light up on the

relevant displays. Follow the steps above to replace the batteries.

1. Radio-Controlled Clock

The Home Receiver will automatically start synchronizing the clock

after battery/adapter installation or reset. To force searching of the

radio-controlled Atomic Clock signal , press the “ “ button inside the

receiver's battery compartment during normal mode. The antenna

icon ( ) will appear near the Time display during synchronization.

If the “ ” icon disappears afterwards, Atomic time signal is not

available at the moment. Try other locations later. Place the unit

away from source of interference such as mobile phones, appliances,

TV etc.

When the Atomic Clock is successfully synchronized, a full strength

antenna icon ( ) will appear. The Atomic Clock will have a daily

synchronization at 2:03 am everyday. Each reception cycle is 2.5

minutes minimum and 10 minutes maximum.

2. U.S. Time Zone & DST Setting

Press the “ZONE“ button inside the receiver's battery compartment to

select between Pacific (“PA”), Mountain (“MO”), Central (“CE”) and

Eastern (“EA”) time zones. Press “CLOCK” on the front of the receiver

to confirm the zone selection.

Press and hold “ZONE” to enter DST (Daylight Saving Time) setting

mode. Press “p“or “q“on the front of the unit to enable or disable

the DST setting. Press “ZONE” to confirm DST setting.

A maximum of 3 remote sensor units can be registered. One

remote sensor is included. To purchase additional Remote

Sensors (Taylor model 1438), please call 1-877-858-0065

Monday-Friday 9am to 6pm CST or visit www.partshelf.com.

Power Sources (continued)

Setting the Time & Alarm

Setting the Time & Alarm (continued)

3. Clock & Calendar

Press “CLOCK” on the front of the unit to toggle between time,

calendar and day of the week displays.

The clock may be set to display in 12 or 24 hour format, and the

calendar may be set to display in Month/Day or Day/Month format.

This set up procedure will also allow manual setting of the time and

date:

Press and hold the “CLOCK” button on the front of the unit. The unit

will beep and the time display will show 12H or 24H. Press “p”or “q“

buttons to select data in the following sequence: 12/24 hour>hour

>minutes>year>Day/Month or Month/Day>month>date. After each

selection press the “CLOCK” button to enter. Press the “CLOCK”

button after the last entry to return to the time display.

4. MOON PHASE

The Moon phase will automatically display according to current calendar.

5. ALARM SETTING

Press and hold "ALARM" on the front of the unit. The alarm time and

an “AL “ icon appear to the right of the alarm display. The hour

digits will flash. Press “p”or “q“ buttons to change the alarm hour

and then press "ALARM" to confirm the hour. The minutes digits will

flash. Press “p”or “q“ buttons to change the alarm minutes and then

press “ALARM” to confirm the minutes.

The LCD will return to the clock display and the bell icon ( ) will

indicate that the alarm is enabled.

To disable the alarm: press the “ALARM” button until the bell icon

disappears. Press “CLOCK” to return to the clock display.

6. SNOOZE / LIGHT

When alarm sounds, press “SNOOZE / LIGHT” on the top of the

receiver to trigger the snooze alarm. A “Zz” icon will appear above

the bell icon. To stop the alarm for one day, press “ALARM” button. To

disable the alarm, press the “ALARM” button until the bell icon

disappears. Press “CLOCK” to return to the clock display. Press

“SNOOZE / LIGHT” for an extended backlight when the adapter is

not connected.

How to read temperature and other displays

INDOOR/OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY

1. The current Temperature display is located at the lower left of the

LCD screen. The Humidity display is on the lower right.

2. Press “C/F“ button inside the battery compartment of the receiver

to select °F or °C temperature scale.

3. Press CHANNEL button to toggle between indoor, Ch1, Ch2, or

Ch3 or auto scroll displays (depending on how many remote

sensors are in use).The auto scroll option will display the indoor

readings and remote sensor readings for 10 seconds each.

WEATHER FORECAST / BAROMETRIC PRESSURE

The Weather Forecaster function will estimate weather conditions of

the next 12 hours: Sunny, Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy, or and Stormy.

Predictions are based on altitude and changes in barometric pressure.

Barometric pressure refers to the pressure exerted by the atmosphere

at the time. It may be expressed in either millibars (mb), inches of

mercury (inHg), or hectopascals (hPa). To toggle between “mb”,

“inHg”, and “hPa” barometric pressure displays, press the

“PRESSURE” button.

These on-screen animated icons illustrate predicted weather conditions:

SUNNY PARTLY

CLOUDY CLOUDY RAINY STORMY

Note: Altitude factors into weather forecasting and barometric

pressure readings. Enter the correct current Altitude to obtain the

most accurate weather forecast / barometric pressure readings. (If

the current altitude is unknown, one reference for altitude maps in

the US is http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/topo/state.html.)

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