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E5101
GB Wireless Weather Station
CZ Bezdrátová meteostanice
SK Bezdrôtová meteostanica
PL Bezprzewodowa stacja meteorologiczna
HU Vezeték nélküli meteorológiai állomás
SI Brezžična meteorološka postaja
RS|HR|BA|ME Bežična meteorološka stanica
DE Drahtlose Wetterstation
UA Бездротовий метеорологічний пристрій
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LT Belaidė meteorologinė stotelė
LV Bezvadu meteoroloģiskā stacija
EE Juhtmevaba ilmajaam
BG Безжична метеорологична станция
FR Station météo sans l
IT Stazione meteo senza li
ES Estación meteorológica inalámbrica
NL Draadloos weerstation
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GB | Wireless Weather Station
Specications:
radio controlled clock
indoor temperature: 0 °C to +50 °C
outdoor temperature: -20 °C to +60 °C
temperature resolution: 0.1 °C
temperature measurement accuracy: ±1 °C (for 0 °C to +40 °C range), otherwise ±2 °C
indoor and outdoor humidity: 20 to 95 % RH
humidity resolution: 1 % RH
humidity measurement accuracy: +/-5 % for 30 % to 60 % range
+/-8 % spread at 20 % to 29 % / 61 % to 95 %
barometric pressure measurement range: 850 hPa to 1,050 hPa
wireless sensor: transmission frequency 433 MHz, 10 mW e.r.p. max.
radio signal range: up to 50 m in open area
number of sensors for connection: max. 1
main station power supply: 3× 1.5 V AAA batteries (not included)
adapter power supply: AC 230 V/DC 5 V/1 A (included)
sensor power supply: 2× 1.5 V AAA batteries (not included)
dimensions and weight without batteries:
main station: 27 × 250 × 95 mm, 338 g
sensor: 21 × 60 × 100 mm, 54 g
Weather Station Description
Main panel (see Fig. 1)
1 – screen illumination mode; 2 – weather forecast; 3 – pressure history; 4 – pressure trend indicator;
5 – pressure value; 6 – DST – daylight savings time; 7 – time; 8 – alarm activation; 9 – DCF signal
reception; 10 – day of the week; 11 – month; 12 – date; 13 – morning/afternoon (AM/PM); 14 – max./
min. outdoor temperature and humidity; 15 – outdoor temperature; 16 – outdoor temperature trend
indicator; 17 – low battery in the outdoor sensor icon; 18 – outdoor humidity; 19 – signal reception
from outdoor sensor; 20 – temperature alert; 21 – outdoor sensor icon; 22 – indoor temperature;
23 – indoor humidity; 24 – comfort icon; 25 – indoor temperature and humidity icon; 26 – low battery
in the station icon; 27 – indoor temperature trend indicator; 28 – min./max. indoor temperature and
humidity; 29 – holder; 30 – battery cover; 31 – battery compartment.
Back (see Fig. 2)
Button Button press Hold button for 3 seconds
(A) SNOOZE
LIGHT
1. Snooze function activation/
deactivation
2. screen illumination
set illumination mode A, B or C
(B) MODE time display mode / Alarm 1 / Alarm 2 basic station settings
(C) UP " "show MAX/MIN temperature and
humidity; one step forward in settings
erase MAX/MIN temperature and
humidity data.
(D) DOWN " "
set °C/°F temperature unit; one step
back in settings; activate/deactivate
alarm
set outdoor temperature limit
(E) HISTORY show air pressure history set altitude
(F) SEARCH pair with sensor
(G) DC jack AC adapter connection
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Sensor Description (see Fig. 3)
1 – outdoor temperature; 2 – outdoor humidity; 3 – LED indication of signal transmission to the station;
4 – hole for hanging on a wall; 5 – battery compartment
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 into the weather station (3× 1.5 V AAA)/ plug the 5 V power adapter included
with the device into the station.
2. Then insert batteries into the wireless sensor (2× 1.5 V AAA). When inserting the batteries make
sure the polarity is correct to avoid damaging the weather station or sensor.
3. After inserting batteries into the weather station, the altitude information on the weather
station's screen will begin ashing; use the " ", " " (C and D) buttons to input the altitude
of your location and conrm by pressing the History (E) button. The weather forecast icon will
start ashing; use the " ", " " (C and D) buttons to select the current weather and conrm
by pressing the History button.
4. Then, insert batteries into the wireless sensor (2× 1.5 V AAA) and make sure you observe the
correct battery polarity. The red LED indicator will start ashing. The weather station is now
trying to connect to the wireless sensor. This process can take up to 3 minutes. In the event of a
connection failure, press and hold the "SEARCH" button on the station for longer than 3 seconds.
5. We recommend placing the sensor on the north side of the house. The range of the sensor may
decrease substantially in areas with 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.
6. You can place the sensor vertically or hang it on a wall.
7. If the weather station screen shows the low battery icon in eld no. 17, replace the batteries
in the sensor.
8. If the weather station screen shows the low battery icon in eld no. 26, replace the batteries
in the sensor.
Radio Controlled Clock (DCF77)
• Automatic search for DCF will begin after the 3 minutes spent searching for the outdoor sensor.
The " ” symbol next to the time will be ashing. Once the weather station successfully receives
DCF signal, the screen will show the " ” icon.
• Simultaneously press the " " and " " buttons for 3 seconds to manually turn DCF signal
search on or o.
• The clock synchronises daily between 1:00 and 3:00 a.m. If synchronisation is unsuccessful, the
process is repeated between 4:00 and 5:00 a.m.
• 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:
• Move the weather station to another location and try to detect DCF signal again.
• Check the distance of the clock from sources of interference (computer monitors or television
sets). The distance should be at least 1.5 to 2 m during signal reception.
• 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.).
• In reinforced concrete structures (cellars, high-rise buildings etc.), the DCF signal reception is
weaker, depending on the conditions.
• In extreme cases, place the weather station close to a window toward the transmitter.
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),