TFA AMBIENTE 35.1057 Bedienungsanleitung

Wireless WeatherStation AMBIENTE 35.1057

Instruction Manual

1. Installation

1.1 Introduction

You have been purchasinga wireless weather station. You can control your room

climate (temperature/humidity), measure the outdoor temperature and inform

yourself about the local weather trend. The set contents a receiver (displayunit)

and a transmitter, which are batteryoperated.

The outdoor data will be transmitted wireless using433 Mhz up to 30 meters in

open space. You can install up to three transmitters and receive temperature

information from other rooms (like childrens room, green house, wine cellar,

storage rooms…)

To get started you need:

Receiver (Displayunit)

Transmitter

Batteries 2 x1.5 V AAfor receiver and 2 x1.5 V AAfor transmitter (included)

Small screwdriver (not included)

Please read this instruction manual carefully and keep it!

1.2 Features:

This weather station has the followingfunctions

- Radio controlled time with manual settingoption

- Weather forecast with 5weather symbols

- Wireless transmission of outdoor temperature 433MHz (up to 3 sensors)

- Measuringrange:

Indoor temperature: 0°C ~ +50°C

Indoor humidity: 30% ~ 90%

Outdoor temperature: -50°C ~ +70°C

- Temperature high/low alert function (settable)

- Max/Min memory

- Moon phase and tide display

- Low-batteryindicator for Outdoor Remote Sensor

- Perpetual Calendar Up toYear 2069

- 12/24Hour time displayselectable

- Dayof week in 8 Languages Selectable

-Power supply: Receiver DC 1.5 V AA size x2 pcs

Transmitter DC 1.5 V AAsize x2 pcs

-Size : 145 x 130 x22 mm, standingor hangingpurpose

Caution: Please participate in the preservation of the environment by

properly disposing of used-up batteries and accumulators at designated

disposal points.

1.3. Get familiarwith the instrument

Learn about the details of the instrument.

1.3.1 Receiver(Display unit)

LCD:

A1: Weather Forecast A2: Outdoor Temperature

A3: Indoor HumidityA4: Indoor Temperature

A5: Moon Phase/Tide Indicator A6: Radio Controlled Time

Buttons:

B1: “WEATHER” buttonB2: “CHANNEL” button B3:

“MODE/SET” button B4: “ALERT“ button

B5: “+ (12/24)” button B6: “SNOOZE/LIGHT” button

B7: “-(°C/°F)” button B8: “ALARM ON/OFF” button

B9“MAX/MIN” button B10: “RESET” button

Housing:

C1: Cover C2: Wall Mount Hole

C3: BatteryCompartment C4: Stand

1.3.2 Thermo SensorUnit (Transmitter)

D1: Outdoor Temperature D2: Transmission Indication LED

D3: Temperature Probe D4: “°C/°F” button

D5: Channel SelectingSwitch D6: “TX” button

D7: Wall Mount Hole D8: BatteryDoor

1.4. Getting started

•Open the batterycompartment of displayunit and transmitter and place both

instruments on a desk with a distance of approximately1.5 meter. Check that no

other electronic devices are close. Insert the batteries first into the battery

compartment of the displayunit and immediatelyafterwards the batteries of the

transmitter, observingthe correct polarity.

•The weather symbol indicator (A1) starts flashing. Usingthe buttons “+” (B5) and

“-“ (B7) you can set the actual weather of your place. The weather symbol can be

set later, without insertingthe batteries again (see 1.5.4 Weather symbol setting).

•The displayunit automaticallystarts scanningthe RF 433MHz signal to register

the Thermo Sensor Unit after batteries are inserted. If the reception of outdoor

temperature fails, check the batteries and tryit again. Check if there is anysource

of interference. Manual initialization can be helpful (see 1.5.7 transmitter).The

attached transmitter is preset to channel 1. Usingchannel switch (D5), youcan

choose another channel as well.

•After scanning the Thermo Sensor Unit the clockwill then scan the DCF (radio

controlled clock) frequencysignal. “ ” flashes on the LCD. The signal “ ”

appears permanentlywhen the signal is received successfully.

•The clock automaticallyscans the time signal at 3.00 a.m. everydayto maintain

accurate timing.For failed reception, scanningstops (“ ” on the LCD disappear)

and repeats again at 4.00 a.m. 5.00 a.m. and 6.00 a.m.

•The clock manuallyscans the time signal byholding “-(°C/°F)” button (B7) for

3 seconds. Press “-(°C/°F)” button (B7) again for 3 seconds to stop scanning

when receivingDCF signal.

•Time can be set manuallyas well (see 1.5.1 Clock setting).

1.5 How to operate

Important:

•Buttons will not function while scanningDCF oroutdoor temperature signal

unless theyare well received or stopped manually.

•Duringoperation, all successful settings will be confirmed byan acoustical signal.

•The instrument will quit the settingmode, if there is no button used within 5

seconds period.

•Holding“+” or “-” buttons, you will enter fast mode.

1.5.1 Manual Time Setting:

•Hold “ MODE” button for 2 seconds. Press “+” or“-” buttons to adjust Hours.

Using“ MODE” button you can switch to settingminutes, seconds, year,

month/daysequence, month, day, time zone, day-of-week language.

•In“month/daysequence” the two different date displays can be selected:

Month/date (American version) or date/month (European version).

•The time zone is used for the countries where the DCF signal can be received but

the time zone is different from the German time (e.g. 1=one hour later).

•Languages and their selected abbreviations for each dayof the week are shown in

the followingtable:

Language

Sunday

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday

Friday Saturday

German, GE SO MO DI MI DO FR SA

English, EN SU MO TU WE TH FR SA

Russian, RU BC NH BT CP HT NT CY

Denmark, DA

SO MA TI ON TO FR LO

Dutch, NE ZO MA DI WO DO VR ZA

Italian, IT DO LU MA ME GI VE SA

Spanish, ES DO LU MA MI JU VI SA

French, FR DI LU MA ME JE VE SA

•The Time SettingMode will automaticallyexit in 5 seconds without any

adjustment.

•DuringDaylight Saving Time DSTappears on the display.

•Choose 12 HR or 24 HR system bypressingthe “+ (12/24)” button (B5).

1.5.2 SnoozeAlarmClock Function:

•Press “MODE” button toselect to view Alarm Time:

Time Date/Month /WeekdayAlarm Time (“ ” appears on the LCD)

•When viewingthe AlarmTime, hold “MODE” button for 3 seconds to enter

Alarm Time setting. Press “+” or “-” buttons to adjust the alarm time. Confirm

hours with “MODE” button and switch to minutes setting.

•Press “ALARM” button to switch alarm on or off. If it is on, “ ” is shown on

the LCD. Press anybutton to stop the alarm.

•Press “SNOOZE” when alarm is soundingto activate snooze alarm. “ ” is

flashing on the LCD. 5 minutes later the alarm will start again.

1.5.3 Maximum/Minimumfunction:

•Press “MAX/MIN” button to show the maximum (MAX) and minimum (MIN)

outdoor temperature, indoor temperature and humidity.

•Hold “MAX/MIN” button for 3 seconds to clear the recorded maximum and

minimum reading.

1.5.4 WeatherSymbol Setting

•After batteries were inserted, or when holding“WEATHER” button for 3 seconds,

the weather symbol flashes (A1) for 5 seconds. Enter the actual weather during

this time bypressing“+” or “-” button.

•Press “MODE/SET” button to confirm the setting.

•The weather forecast may be not accurate if the entered weather symbol is

incorrect.

1.5.5 WeatherForecast

There are 5 different weather symbols:

means Sunny .

means Slightly Cloudy.

means Cloudy.

means Rainy

means Cloudburst.

There are 3 different symbols for the trend of atmospheric pressure:

“increasing

“steady

“decreasing

The weather forecast relates to a range of 6 to 24 hours and indicates onlya general

weather trend.

1.5.6 Thermometer:

•Press “-(°C / °F)” button (B7) to select Temperature display in Celsius mode or

Fahrenheit mode.

•The trend pointer displayed on the LCD indicates the trend of the outdoor

temperature.

There are 3 different symbols for the outdoor temperature trend:

increasing

steady

decreasing

1.5.6.1 TemperatureAlert function:

•Press “ALERT” button (B4) to set the Temperature Alert function on or off. “ ”

appears on the LCD if this function is on.

•Hold “ALERT” button for 3 seconds to enter the Alert settingmode. Indoor

temperature flashes. Press “+” or “-” button to select indoor or outdoor

temperature and the requested channel for the temperature alert. Press ”ALERT”

button to confirm the settings. Press “ +” or “-” button to set the upper “ ” and

lower “ ” limit of the temperature. Ifyou want to select onlyone value, set the

final value as upper or lower limit (Indoor temperature: 0°C ~ +50°C, Outdoor

temperature: -50°C ~ +70°C).

1.5.7 Outdoorthermo sensorunit registration procedure:

•The weather station automaticallystarts receiving the outdoor temperature signal

from the Outdoor Thermo Sensor and the Sensor will transmit the temperature to

the weather station after new batteries are inserted.

•The batteries compartment of the Thermo Sensor is located behind the backcover.

Unscrew it to open. Press “TX” button (D6) on the Thermo Sensor unit to transmit

temperature to the weather station manually (e.g.for testingor in case of loss of

transmitter signal).The weather station gives a “beep” sound if it received the

temperature.

•Press “°C /°F” button (D4) on the Thermo Sensor unit to select Celsius mode or

Fahrenheit mode for the Thermo Sensor display.

•Close the batterycompartment of transmitter carefully.

1.5.7.1Additional Transmitters

•The weather station allows you to add up to 3 transmitters. For havingmore than

one external transmitter (maximum3), select the Channel, CH1, CH2 or CH3 to

ensure each sensor is transmittingdifferent channels before insertingbatteries.

The channel select switch (D5) is at the back of the thermo sensor.

•To retrieve different channels at DisplayStation press “CHANNEL” button (B2)

to view the 3 Channels’temperature. For alternatingchannel display choose “ ”

symbol.

•To cancel an unused channel hold “CHANNEL”button for 3 seconds. Ifa new

channel is received it will be automaticallyregistered again.

1.5.7.2 The use of 1.5mcord TemperatureProbe:

•Insert the probe plugon the right hand side of the Thermo Sensor Unit. Put the

metal casingoutside and leave the Thermo Sensor Unit in an indoor area to avoid

freezingup the batterywhen the outdoor temperature is below -20 °C or when

measuringliquids.

•Be aware of sharp edges at window frames when passingcable through.

1.5.8 Moon Phase and Tide Indication

The Moon Phase and tide of each dayis shown on the LCD (A5).

A: New Moon B: WaxingCrescent C: First Quarter

D: WaxingGibbous E: Full Moon F: WaningGibbous

G: Last Quarter H: WaningCrescent

Tide Status :

H : HighTide M: Medium Tide L:Low Tide

1.6 Positioning of Display Unit and Transmitter

•Choose a shadyand dryposition for transmitter. Place the DisplayUnit at the final

position. Check the transmission of 433 Mhz signal (avoid anyinterferingfield

and object). If necessarychose another position for Transmitter and/or Display

Unit.

•Fix the transmitter byusingplastic hanger.

1.7 Battery Replacement

•When the batteries of the Transmitter are used up, Low batteryicon “ ” appears

at the outdoor temperature row (A2) indicatingthe external transmitter of the

channel is in low batterystatus.

•Use alkaline batteries only.Observe correct polarity.

1.8 Backlight

•Press the SNOOZE/LIGHTbutton (B6) to light up the displayfor 5 seconds.

1.9 Notes

lAlways read the users manual carefullybefore operatingthe Unit.

lIf the unit does not work properlyuse a pin to press the RESETbutton (B10).

lAvoid placingthe clock near interference sources/metal frames such as computer

or TVsets.

lDo not expose the instrument to extreme temperatures, vibration or shock.

2.0 Liability Disclaimer

The product is not a toy.Keep it out of reach of children.

The product is not to be used for medical purpose or for public information, but is

determined for home use only.

Improper use or unauthorized openingof housingwill mean the loss of warranty.

No part of this manual maybe reproduced without written consent of manufacturer.

Hereby,TFA declares that this equipment is in compliance with the essential

requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

The Declaration of Conformityis available at: [email protected]

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