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E5080
GB Wireless Weather Station
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FR Station météo sans l
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NL Draadloos weerstation
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GB | Wireless Weather Station
Specications:
Clock controlled by DCF radio signal
Indoor temperature: -10 °C to +50 °C
Outdoor temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C
Temperature resolution: 0.1 °C
Temperature measurement accuracy: ±1 °C
Indoor humidity: 1 % to 99 % RH
Outdoor humidity 20 % to 95 % RH
Humidity resolution: 1 % RH
Humidity measurement accuracy: ±2 % RH in 20 % to 80 % range, ±4 % RH in other ranges
Barometric pressure measurement range: 300 hPa to 1 200 hPa
Wireless sensor: transmission frequency 433 MHz, 10 mW e.r.p. max.
Radio signal range: up to 30 m in an open area
Number of sensors for connection: max. 3
Power supply:
Main station: 3× 1.5 V AA batteries (not included)
Sensor: 2× 1.5 V AAA batteries (not included)
Dimensions and weight without batteries:
Main station: 27 × 130 × 130 mm; 263 g
Sensor: 21 × 60 × 100 mm; 54 g
Weather Station Description
Front Side Screen – Icons (See Fig. 1)
1 – month
2 – day
3 – day of the week
4 – pressure value
5 – pressure history chart
6 – weather forecast
7 – pressure trend
8 – outdoor temperature trend
9 – sensor batteries low
10 – max/min outdoor temperature and
humidity
11 – outdoor temperature
12 – wireless communication with sensor
13 – outdoor sensor channel number
14 – mould indicator
15 – dew point
16 – high heat index
17 – outdoor humidity trend
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18 – outdoor humidity
19 – outdoor clothing index
20 – max/min indoor temperature and
humidity
21 – station batteries low
22 – indoor humidity trend
23 – indoor humidity
24 – indoor temperature trend
25 – indoor temperature
26 – summer time
27 – alarm no.1, 2 activation
28 – time
29 – DCF signal reception
Rear and Sides of the Weather Station (See Fig. 2)
1 – SNOOZE/LIGHT button
2 – hole for hanging
3 – battery compartment
4 – RESET button
5 – stand
6 – ALARM button
7 – AM/PM button
8 – AL 1 button
9 – AL 2 button
10 – MODE button
11 – + button
12 – – button
13 – CH button
Sensor Description (See Fig. 3)
A – LED of signal transmission from the
sensor
B – sensor screen
C – hole for hanging
D – battery cover
E – battery compartment
F – CH button (sensor channel number setting
– 1/2/3)
G – °C/°F button
H – wired temperature probe (1 m)
Attention
Only use 1.5 V alkaline batteries of the same type; do not use rechargeable 1.2 V batteries.
Lower voltage may cause both of the units to not function.
Getting Started
1. First insert batteries (3× 1.5 V AA) into the weather station, then into the wireless sensor (2×
1.5 V AAA). Make sure the polarity is correct when inserting the batteries to avoid damaging the
weather station or sensor.
2. Once batteries have been inserted into the weather station, the screen will briey light up and
the pressure unit icon will start ashing – set it using the +/- buttons, conrm by pressing
SNOOZE/LIGHT.
3. The pressure value will start ashing – set it using the +/- buttons, conrm by pressing SNOOZE/
LIGHT.
4. The forecast icon will start ashing – set it using the +/- buttons and conrm by pressing
SNOOZE/LIGHT. The setting process will be automatically interrupted if you do not press any
button for 20 seconds.
5. The icon for wireless communication with sensor will start ashing, indicating that the
weather station is searching for signal from the outdoor sensor. Place the two units next to
each other. If outdoor temperature does not appear within 3 minutes, the weather station will
stop searching for signal, the icon for wireless communication with sensor will stop ashing and
outdoor temperature/humidity will be displayed as --.-. If signal from the sensor is not detected,
repeat the process from step 1.
We recommend placing the sensor on the north side of the house. The range of the sensor may
decrease substantially in areas with a large number of obstacles. The sensor is resistant to dripping
water; however, it should not be exposed to sustained rain. Do not place the sensor on metal objects
as these would reduce transmission range.
The sensor can be placed vertically or hung on a wall.
A sensor with a wired probe can be placed in 2 ways:
1. The sensor is located in a room and the wired probe is led to the outside through a gap in the
window. In that case, the sensor measures outdoor temperature and indoor humidity.
2. The sensor and the wired probe are located outside. In that case, the sensor measures outdoor
temperature and humidity.
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If the weather station screen shows the low battery icon in eld no. 9, replace the batteries
in the sensor.
If the weather station screen shows the low battery icon in eld no. 21, replace the batteries
in the station.
Note: It may take up to 30 minutes since the insertion of batteries into the units before the station
begins correctly displaying all measured data and loads DCF time.
Weather Station RESET
If the weather station displays incorrect data or does not respond to button presses, use a thin tool
(e.g. a pencil, paper clip) to press the RESET button on the back of the weather station. This will erase
all data; you will need to set the weather station again.
Changing Sensor Channel and Connecting Additional Sensors
The station can be paired with up to 3 wireless sensors.
1. Long-press the CH button on the station; the icon will start ashing.
2. Remove the battery cover on the back of the sensor and insert alkaline batteries (2× 1.5 V AAA).
3. Set the sensor channel number (1, 2, 3) of your choice by repeatedly pressing the CH button.
The channel number will be displayed on the sensor‘s screen next to the humidity value. Data
from the sensor will be loaded into the station within 3 minutes. Repeat the whole process if
the sensor‘s signal is not detected.
Choose the sensor channel number (1, 2, or 3) by repeatedly pressing the CH button.
The number will be displayed on the station‘s screen in eld no. 13.
Setting the Station to Display Data from Multiple Sensors
Press the CH button on the weather station repeatedly to view data from each connected sensor
one by one.
Radio-Controlled Clock (DCF77)
After registering the wireless sensor, the weather station will automatically search for DCF77 signal
(hereinafter referred to as DCF) for 7 minutes; the icon will ash depending on the strength of
DCF signal.
During the search, no other data on the screen will be updated and buttons will be disabled (except
SNOOZE/LIGHT).
Pressing and holding the AM/PM button for 3 seconds cancels the search for DCF signal.
Signal detected – the icon stops ashing and the current time and date will be displayed with the
icon.
Signal not detected – the DCF icon will not be displayed.
To repeat the search for DCF signal for 7 minutes, press and hold the AM/PM button for 3 seconds.
To cancel the search for DCF signal, press and hold the AM/PM button again for 3 seconds.
DCF signal will be synchronised regularly every day between 01:00 and 05:00.
During summer time, the icon will be displayed below the time value.
In standard conditions (at safe distance from sources of interference, such as TV sets or computer
monitors), the reception of time signal takes several minutes.
If the weather station does not detect the signal, follow these steps:
1. Move the weather station to another location and try to detect the DCF signal again.
2. Check the distance of the device from sources of interference (computer monitors or television
sets). It should be at least 1.5 to 2 m during the reception of signal.
3. When receiving DCF signal, do not place the weather station in the proximity of metal doors, win-
dow frames and other metal structures or objects (washing machines, dryers, refrigerators etc.).
4. DCF signal reception is weaker in reinforced concrete structures (cellars, high-rise buildings etc.),
depending on the conditions. In extreme cases, place the weather station close to a window in
the direction of a transmitter.
The reception of DCF radio signal is aected by the following factors:
• Thick walls and insulation, basements and cellars.
• Inadequate local geographical conditions (these are dicult to assess in advance).