TFA AMBIENTE II Bedienungsanleitung

Features:

lRadiocontrolledtime with manualsettingoption

lWeather ForecastwithSunny,SlightlyCloudy,Cloudy, RainyandCloudBurst.

l433MHz RF receivingfrequency.

lMaximumthree selectableRFchannels withwireless ThermoSensor.

(One Wireless ThermoSensor Included)

lTransmissionrange:30meters (openarea ).

lMeasuringrange:

Indoor temperature : 0°C~ +50°C

Humidity:20% ~99%

Outdoor temperature : -20°C ~ +50°C

lTemperature Alert function.

lMax/MinMemoryforHumidity,IndoorandOutdoor Temperature.

lMoon Phase Display.

lHigh Tide, Medium Tide andLow Tide Indication.

lLow-batteryindicator forOutdoorRemoteSensor.

lPerpetualCalendar Up toYear 2069.

l12/24Hour time displayselectable.

lDayof weekin8LanguagesSelectable.

lWall Mountor Table Stand Selectable.

lBattery:

MainUnit :DC 1.5 V AAsize x2pcs

Thermo SensorUnit:DC1.5VAAsize x2 pcs

MainUnitAppearance

Part A- LCD

A1: WeatherForecastA2: Barometer Pressure Trend

A3: Outdoor Temperature A4: Outdoor TemperatureTrend.

A5: Indoor Temperature. A6: Indoor Humidity

A7: MoonPhase & Tide Indication.A8:Radio ControlledTimeDisplay

Part B- Buttons

B1: “MODE/SET” buttonB2:“SNOOZE” button.

B3: ”ALARM ON/OFF” buttonB4: “MAX/MIN” button

B5: “ALERT”buttonB6:“WEATHER“ button

B7: “+(12/24)” buttonB8:“- (°C/°F)” button

B9: “HOLD ” buttonB10: ”CHANNEL” button

B11:“RESET” button

Part C- Structure

C1: Wall MountHole C2:.BatteryCompartment

C3: Stand

ThermoSensor UnitAppearance.

D1: Outdoor Temperature D2: TransmissionIndicationLED

D3: “°C/°F” button D4: Channel SelectingSwitch

D5: “TX” buttonD6: WallMountHole

D7: BatteryCompartment

Set Up:

ŸInsert batteries.

ŸUsea pintopressthe RESET(B11) button

Radio Controlled Clock:

lTheclockautomaticallystarts scanningthe RF433MHz signal to registernew

Thermo SensorUnitafter newbatteries inserted.Afterregisterednewchannels or

press “CHANNEL”button (B10)tostopscanning,the clock will thenscan the

DCFtime signal( “ ” flashes onthe LCD). Buttons willnot functionwhile

scanningforDCF or Thermo sensor’ssignalunless theyarewell receivedor

stoppedmanually.

lTheclockautomaticallyscansthe time signalat 3.00a.m. everyday to maintain

accurate timing.For failed reception, scanningstops (“ ” ontheLCD

disappear ) andrepeats again at 4.00a.m. 5.00a.m. and6.00a.m.

lTheclockmanuallyscans the DCF time signalbyholding“ - ” button(B8) for

3 seconds. For failedreception, scanningstops. (“ ” onthe LCD disappear ).

lPress “HOLD ”button(B9) tostopscanningwhen receivingDCF time signal.

“ ” flashes indicatenowis receivingDCF time signal

“ ” turns onindicate signalreceived successfully

Manual TimeSetting:

lHold “MODE/SET” button (B1)for3secondstoenterClock/Calendar setting

Mode .

lPress “+”(B7) or“-” (B8) buttons toadjust the settingandpress“MODE/SET”

button (B1)toconfirm eachsetting.

lThesettingsequence isshown as follow: Hour, Minutes, Second,Year,

Month/Daysequence, Month, Day,Time Zone, Day-of-weeklanguage.

l8 languages canbe selectedin Day-of-week, theyare: German,English, Russian,

Denmark,Dutch, ItalianSpanish and French,. The languages andtheir selected

abbreviations foreachdayof the weekare shownin 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

lThezone isusedforthe countries where canreceivethe DCFsignalbutthetime

zoneis differentfromthe Germantime.

lWhenthe countrytime isfaster thanthe Germantime for1hr,thezone should be

setto1. Thenthe clockwill automaticallyset1hour fasterfromthesignaltime

received.

lTheTime SettingMode will automaticallyexitin5seconds withoutany

adjustment.

l“DST”is shown ontheLCD ifit is inDaylight SavingTime mode

12/24 HourDisplaymode:

ŸPress “+(12/24)” button(B7) toselect 12or24hours mode.

Snooze AlarmClockFunction:

lPress “MODE/SET”button (B1)toselect toview:

TimeDate/Month/WeekdayAlarmTime (“ “Shownonthe LCD)

lWhenviewingtheAlarm Time, hold“MODE/SET” button(B1)for3seconds to

enterAlarm Time setting. Press “ +” (B7) or“-” (B8) buttonstoadjustthe alarm

time.

lPress “ALARM ON/OFF” button(B3)to switchalarm onoroff. If itison,

“”shownon the LCD.

lWhenAlarming, press “SNOOZE/LIGHT” button(B2)to activatethe snooze

alarm. Snoozesalarmsnoozes for5minutes, thenitalarms again.

lPress anybuttontostopthe snooze alarm.

WeatherForecast Function:

lAfterBatteries inserted, or holding“WEATHER” button(B6)for 3seconds,

weather iconFlash(LCD-A1).Enter the current weather pressing“ + “ (B7) or “-

“(B8) buttons. Press “MODE/SET” (B1) buttonto confirmthe setting. The

weather forecast maynot beaccurate if the currentweather enteredisnot correct.

lTotally5different weather inthe weatherforecast.

“ ” means Sunny .

“”means SlightlyCloudy.

“ ” means Cloudy.

“ ” means Rainy

“”means Cloudburst.

lIf there is anyinconsistencyof weatherforecastbetweenLocal WeatherStation

andthis unit, the Local Weather Station's forecast shouldprevail. We willnot held

responsible foranytrouble thatmaycome updue to wrongforecastingfromthis

unit.

lThetrendpointerdisplayedonthe LCD indicatesthe trend oftheBarometric

pressure.

“” indicates the barometric pressure trendis increasing.

“” indicates the barometric pressure trendis steady.

“” indicates the barometric pressure trendis decreasing.

Maximum/MinimumIndoor/Outdoor Temperature and Humidity Recording

Function:

lPress “MAX/MIN” button(B4)toshowthe maximum recordedIndoor /Outdoor

Temperature andHumidity.

“”is shown onthe LCD

lPress “MAX/MIN” button(B4)againtoshowthe minimumrecorded

Indoor/Outdoor TemperatureandHumidity.

“”is shown onthe LCD.

lHold “MAX/MIN” button (B4) for3 seconds toclearthe recordedmaximum and

minimum reading.

Thermometer:

lPress “-(°C /°F)”button(B8) toselectIndoor/Outdoor TemperatureinCelsius

mode/Fahrenheit mode.

OutdoorThermoSensorUnit RegistrationProcedure:

lThemainunitautomaticallystarts receivingtransmissionfromOutdoor Thermo

Sensor foroutdoortemperature afternewbatteries are inserted.

lThethermosensorwill automaticallytransmittemperaturetothemainunitafter

batteries inserted. Batteries compartment (D7) ofthermo sensoris locatingbehind

the backcover, unscrews toopen.

lFor havingmore thanone externaltransmitter(Maximum3), select the Channel,

CH1, CH2 orCH3toensureeachthermosensor istransmittingdifference channel

before insertingbatteries.The channelselect switch (D4) isat the backofthe

thermosensor.

lPress “ TX“ button(D5) onthe thermo sensorunittotransmittemperature to the

mainunitmanually. The mainunitgives a “beep” sound if it receivedthe

temperature.

Display outdoortemperature:

lPress “ CHANNEL”button (B2)toview the 3Channels’temperature. The

sequence is shown as follow:

Press Press Press

“CHANNEL”button “CHANNEL” button “CHANNEL” button

Displaythe three

channels alternatively

lHold “ CHANNEL” button (B2)for3seconds tocancelunusedchannel manually.

It will automaticallyregistera newchannelagain if anewchannel is received.

If there is no temperature displayedinexistingchannel( “ - - . –“ isdisplayedon

the LCD), hold“CHANNEL”button(B2) for3seconds to cancel thatchannel

andwouldreceive thechannelagain ( “Beep” sound canbe heard.). Then, press

“ TX“ button(D5) onthe thermosensorunit totransmitsignal tothe mainunit

manually

lThetrendpointerdisplayedonthe LCD indicatesthe trend oftheoutdoor

temperature.

“ ”indicatesthe outdoor temperature is increasing.

“ ”indicates the outdoor temperature is steady.

“ ” indicates the outdoor temperature is decreasing.

lPress “°C/°F”button(D3), onthe ThermoSensor unit, to selectThermoSensor

displayedinCelsius mode or Fahrenheitmode.

lTheOperatingtemperature rangeof theThermo Sensor Unit:

-20°C~+ 50°C

TemperatureAlertfunction:

lHold “ ALERT” button(B5) for 3secondstoenter TemperatureAlertsetting,

Temperature’s digits flash.

lPress “+” (B7) or“-” (B8) buttontoselectIndoor orOutdoor CH1, CH2 and CH3

temperature alert. Press “ALERT“buttontoconfirmthe setting.

lPress “+” (B7) or“-” (B8) buttontosettheupper ” ” andlower “ ”limit of

the temperature. Press “ALERT“button(B5) toconfirm the setting.

lPress “ALERT” button(B5) toset the TemperatureAlert functionon oroff (“ ”

appears onthe LCD if this functionis on).

Moon Phase andTide Indication

TheMoonPhase of eachdayis shownontheLCD.

A:NewMoonB: WaxingCrescentC:FirstQuarter

D:WaxingGibbous E: Full MoonF: WaningGibbous

G:Last QuarterH: WaningCrescent

Tide Status :

H:High Tide M:MediumTide L:Low Tide

Low batteries indicator:

ŸLow batteryicon“ “ appear atoutdoortemperature row inparticular channel

indicatingtheexternaltransmitterof the channelinlowbatterystatus.The

batteries shouldbe replaced.

Note:

lUseapintopress the resetbutton(B11)ifthe Unitdoesnotwork properly.

lAvoid placingthe clock nearinterferencesources/metal frames suchascomputer

or TVsets.

lThe clock losesits time information whenthe battery is removed.

lButtons willnotfunctionwhile scanningfor DCF time signalorthermosensor’s

signal unless they are wellreceivedor stoppedmanually.

lAll SettingMode willautomatically exit in5seconds withoutany adjustment.

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