TFA KlimaLogg Pro Pavouk DTHL Bedienungsanleitung

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LCD display

Buttons Battery

co part ent

Stand (fold out)

Hanging hole

FEATURES:

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Indication of the current te perature and hu idity

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DCF radio controlled ti e and date

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MIN/MAX values and ti e of reception

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Indication of the current dew point

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Te perature display in ºC/ ºF

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12 or 24 hour ti e ode

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Ti e zone option ±12 hours

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LCD contrast selectable

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Low battery indicator

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Data logging function – up to 50000 data records

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Logging intervals 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 inutes or 1, 2, 3, 6 hours

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Data sets can be called up either directly on the device or using a

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Display of the data sets that have not yet been read out in %

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Up to 8 trans itters receivable (te perature and hu idity

trans itter or only te perature trans itter with external cable

sensor)

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Text display with predefined serial nu ber or individual na e

assign ent for trans itters that have been received

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Manual learning function for all trans itters or individual

trans itters

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Status display upon loss of trans itter signals

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Data transfer via USB wireless transceiver

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Individual alar li its for all channels can be set with visual and /

or acoustic alar

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Additional generat of “Alar Event” data sets when an alar is

triggered

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Switching output for alar output to external hardware

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Table standing or wall ounting

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Including easy-to-use Windows software

ADDITIONAL TRANSMITTER (pur hased separately)

You have the possibility to receive up to eight additional external

trans itters with your Kli aLogg Pro. These are separately available in

specialist shops.

INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT OF THE BATTERIES:

Note:

f you have purchased external transmitters, you should insert the

batteries into the transmitters just before into the KlimaLogg Pro. For

more information, please have a look at the chapter “transmitters” of this

manual or refer the instruction manual of the transmitter.

The instru ent operates with three 1,5 V batteries Type Mignon AA.

For installation and replace ent of the batteries, please follow the steps

below:

Te perature & Hu idity

Kat. No.: 30.3180.IT

Te perature with external cable

Kat. No.: 30.3181.IT

1. Insert finger or other solid object

in the space at the botto

center of the battery

co part ent and lift up to

re ove the cover.

2. Insert the batteries, pay

attention to their correct polarity.

3. Insert co part ent cover and

close it.

FIRST INSTALLATION:

When the Kli aLogg Pro is powered up, a short beep will sound and all

LCD seg ents will light up.

The Kli aLogg Pro shows the current te perature and hu idity values.

“INDOOR” is displayed in the text field, and 00:00:00 and 01.01.10 are

displayed in the ti e and date area (the device counts up the ti e until

the DCF signal has been received or the ti e and date are anually

set).

After the Kli aLogg Pro has been started up, it searches for external

trans itters for three inutes. After a battery change, the trans itters

that were entered previously are once again assigned the channel that

had previously been assigned to the . External trans itters that had not

been previously detected are auto atically entered on a available

channel.

DCF RADIO CONTROLLED TIME RECEPTION

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After the Kli aLogg Pro has searched for external trans itters for

three inutes, the device begins to search for the DCF signal

(ger an radio-controlled clock signal), and the DCF reception

indicator flashes. If the ti e code has been received after 5-10

inutes, the radio-controlled ti e is displayed and the DCF

reception indicator re ains on the LCD.

Battery

co part ent

Connector socket

Open Collector

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In case the clock cannot detect the DCF-signal (for exa ple due to

disturbances, trans itting distance, etc.), the ti e can be set

anually.

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The clock will then work as a nor al quartz clock. (see: Basic

settings/Ti e and calendar).

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The radio controlled clock receives the signals at 2:00 and 3:00

o'clock in the orning.

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As soon as the clock has received the DCF signal, the anually

set ti e will be overwritten by the DCF ti e.

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Note that during reception of the radio-controlled clock signal, no

co unication with the USB wireless transceiver is possible or

ay be briefly interrupted.

Note for Radio Controlled Time DCF:

The base for the radio controlled time is a Caesium Atomic Clock

operated by the Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig

which has a time deviation of less than one second in one million years.

The time is coded and transmitted from Mainflingen near Frankfurt via

frequency signal DCF-77 (77.5 kHz) and has a transmitting range of

approximately 1500 km. Your Logger receives this signal and converts it

to show the precise time in summer or wintertime. The quality of the

reception depends greatly on the geographic location. n normal cases,

there should be no reception problems within a 1,500 km radius around

Frankfurt.

Recommended distance to any interfering sources like computer

monitors or TV sets is a minimum of 1.5 - 2 metres.

Within ferro-concrete rooms (basements, superstructures), the received

signal is naturally weakened. n extreme cases, please place the unit

close to a window and/or point its front or back towards the Frankfurt

transmitter.

During night-time, the atmospheric disturbances are usually less severe

and reception is possible in most cases. A single daily reception is

adequate to keep the accuracy deviation below 1 second.

LCD DISPLAY:

The LCD display is split into 7 sections.

The designation of each section can be found on the following figure:

BUTTONS:

The logger is equipped with 7 function buttons:

Channel Display

Indication of the trans itters that

were entered, status

infor ation, current selected channel

Text Display

Indication of the channel’s na e

(or serial nu ber) or guidelines

Indication Hu idity

Indication Te perature

Me ory Indication

Indication of the logging interval

and display of the data sets that

have not yet been read out in %

Indication of ti e and date

Toolbar

DCF sy bol, Alar sound,

Alar ON/OFF, USB, History (HIST)

and Learning Mode (LRN)-Sy bol

FUNCTIONS OF THE BUTTONS IN THE NORMAL VIEW:

History / Delete go to the history- ode of the recorded data sets

USB (single press)

initiate the contact with the known USB

transceiver

(press and hold for three se onds)

Synchronization to an USB transceiver

SET (single press)

go to the setting ode of the trans itter (Learn

ode).

With a further press you go to the record interval

setting.

(press and hold for three se onds)

go to the basic setting ode of the logger

Alarm (single press)

deactivate active alar sound if an alar is

happend

(press and hold for three se onds)

go to the alar setting ode of the currently

displayed channel.

OK / Max.Min. call up the Max.Min. values and the current dew

point of the selected channel

Plus Scroll up through the available channels

Minus Scroll down through the available channels

BASIC SETTINGS:

In nor al ode, press and hold the SET button for 3 seconds to enter

the anual setting ode for the following functions:

- LCD contrast

- Ti e zone

- Alar sound ON/OFF

- Radio-controlled ti e reception ON/ OFF

- 12/ 24 hour for at

- Te perature unit (°C/ °F)

- Manual ti e setting

- Manual date setting

- Main reset

After you press and hold the SET button for three seconds, you are

auto atically taken to the first setting option for basic settings, the

contrast setting. Pressing the SET button once again takes you to the

next setting option.

If no button is pressed for 20 seconds, the Kli aLogg Pro auto atically

switches back to the nor al view. You can return to the nor al view at

any ti e by pressing the “HIST/DEL”, the “USB” or the “ALM” button.

Note:

Changes at the setting-mode require no additional confirmation and are

automatically saved when you leave or go further to the next setting.

f you press and hold the “+” or “-” button, you are quickly taken through

the possible settings (time, date and time zone settings).

LCD- ontrast:

„CONTRAST“ appears on the text display and the default „5“ starts

flashing. With the + or - button you can select between 0 until 7 as

the LCD contrast.

Time zone:

„TIMEZONE“ appears on the text display and the default „0“ starts

flashing.

With the + or - button you can set the ti e zone (-12 until +12

hours).

Alarm sound ON/OFF:

„ALERTSOUND“ appears on the text display and the default “ON”

starts flashing. With the + or - button you can deactivate (OFF) or

activate (ON) the alar sound. If the alar sound is activated, the

alar sy bol will appear (bell) in the toolbar. If the alar sound is

deactivated, the alar sy bol does not appear.

Note:

This setting is related to the alarm sound only. Alarms that have been

set, continue to be registered. Also they are shown on the display as

well. Only the sound is activated or inactivated by this setting in case of

an alarm.

Time re eption ON/OFF:

„DCF“ appears on the text display and the default „On“ starts

flashing.

With the + or - button you can deactivate (OFF) or activate (On)

the DCF ti e reception.

12/24-Hour format:

„TIMEFORMAT“ appears on the text display and the default „24 h“

starts flashing. Also the current ti e will be shown in the display.

With the + or - button you can select between 12 hr or 24 hr ti e

for at. If you select the 12 hr ti e for at, AM or PM appears in

the display additionally.

Temperature unit (°C/ °F):

„TEMP UNIT“ appears on the text display and the default „°C“

starts flashing. With the + or - button you can select between „°C“

or „°F“ as the te perature unit.

Manual time setting:

„TIME SET“ appears on the text display and the hour digits start

flashing. With the + or - button you can set the hours.

Press SET button again and set the inutes by the sa e way.

Manual date setting:

„DATE SET“ appears on the text display and the year starts

flashing. With the + or - button you can set the year.

Press SET button again and the onth starts flashing. With the +

or - button you can set the onth.

Press SET button again and the day starts flashing. With the + or -

button you can set the day.

Main reset (resetting ba k to fa tory settings):

“MAIN RESET” appears on the text display. If the “OK/MAX.MIN.”

button is now pressed and held for three seconds, the Kli aLogg

Pro deletes all settings and recorded data. The Kli aLogg Pro is

reset to factory settings. After the “OK/MAX.MIN.” button has been

pressed and held for three seconds, the progress of the reset is

shown in % on the e ory display. The Kli aLogg Pro

auto atically restarts when the reset is co plete.

Note:

Note that through the main reset also all recorded data will deleted. f

necessary, please ensure that there is no relevant data on the

KlimaLogg Pro that has not yet been retrieved or transferred to the PC.

f the device shows a malfunction, we recommend that you firstly check

the batteries and try a normal reboot of the unit. f this does not help, we

recommend that you do the main reset.

TRANSMITTERS:

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If you use your logger with additional trans itters that were entered

into the logger during startup or via the learning ode, you see a

nu ber in the channel display for every assigned channel.

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After inserting the batteries in to the trans itter, the trans itter

auto atically starts transferring the outdoor values.

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After successful start up of the trans itter close the battery

co part ent carefully.

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In the nor al view and as well as in history ode, you can scroll

up and down through the existing channels by pressing the + or -

button. A triangle is displayed above the currently selected channel

sy bol, and the current channel values are displayed in the

te perature and hu idity display area.

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The co patible external trans itters (Kat.Nr. 30.3180.IT and

30.3181.IT) each have their own predefined serial nu bers (four-

digit, alphanu eric). This serial nu ber is printed on the respective

trans itter and is also briefly displayed on the trans itter’s display

when it is started up. The serial nu ber is also displayed on the

text display (if the trans itter has been selected as the current one

on the Kli aLogg Pro). The PC software allows you to assign an

individual na e to each channel (except for the logger’s own

easured values. The na e “INDOOR” is always displayed with

these values.)

Note:

f you do not know for certain which transmitter is entered for which

channel in your individual channel designations, you can call up this

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