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- Sgncor 1
- Sws 180 usb 1
- Ft ft 6 ft ft ft 8 5
- Introduction 6
- Contents 7
- Intended use 7
- A weather station 8
- Features and functions 8
- Symbol explanation 8
- B temperature air humidity sensor 9
- C rain sensor 9
- D wind sensor 9
- Safety instructions 10
- Notes on batteries and rechargeable batteries 11
- A weather station 12
- Operating elements 12
- B temperature air humidity sensor 13
- C wind sensor 14
- D rain sensor 15
- A temperature air humidity sensor 16
- Initial operation 16
- B wind sensor 17
- C rain sensor 18
- D weather station 18
- Dcf reception 20
- A performing a dcf reception test 21
- B searching for sensors 21
- C background illumination 21
- Operating the weather station basic functions 21
- D selecting the function 22
- A function weather symbol 23
- Description of the functions 23
- Selecting the altitude unit meter or feet 23
- Selecting the units for air pressure mmhg hpa mbar or inhg 23
- Setting adjusting the air pressure to sea level height 23
- Setting adjusting the altitude 23
- Switching the display 23
- Occ c c o 24
- Turning the thunderstorm alarm on off 24
- Viewing the air pressure values of the past 24 hours 24
- Viewing the moon phase of the past or next 39 days 24
- Viewing the temperature or air humidity values of the past 24 hours 24
- Weather forecast symbols 25
- Air pressure trend display 26
- B function temperature air humidity symbol 27
- Deleting minimum maximum values 27
- Dew point display 27
- Display of the minimum maximum values for temperature air humidity 27
- Switching between several temperature air humidity sensors 27
- Switching the display unit c f 27
- Automatic switching in case of several temperature air humidity sensors 28
- Selecting or turning the temperature alarm on off 28
- Setting the temperature values for the temperature alarm 28
- Trend display for temperature air humidity 28
- Comfort indicator for interior air humidity 29
- C function wind symbol 30
- Deleting the value memory for the wind speed 30
- Switching the display data 30
- Switching the units for the display of the wind speed 30
- Viewing the value memory for the wind speed 30
- Setting the wind speed alarm 31
- Turning the wind speed alarm on off 31
- D function rain symbol 32
- Deleting the value memory for the rain quantity 32
- Setting the rain quantity alarm 32
- Switching the display data 32
- Turning the rain quantity alarm on off 32
- E function time date symbol 33
- Setting the language for the weekday geographic position date and time 33
- Switching the display data 33
- Selecting the alarm function or viewing the alarm time 35
- Setting the alarm time 35
- Switching the alarm function on off 35
- Snooze function snooze 36
- Stopping the alarm signal 36
- Turning the pre alarm on off setting the pre alarm 36
- Entering the location data 37
- F function sunrise sunset symbol 37
- Switching the display data 37
- Viewing the sunrise sunset times 38
- A software installation 39
- B pc connection 39
- C short description of the software 39
- Software installation connection to the pc 39
- A weather station 40
- B sensors 40
- Replacing the batteries 40
- Troubleshooting 41
- Maintenance and cleaning 43
- Disposal 44
- Disposal of used electrical and electronic appliances 44
- Instructions and information regarding the disposal of used packaging 44
- Materials 44
- A weather station 45
- B power pack unit for the weather station 45
- Technical data 45
- C temperature air humidity sensor 46
- D wind sensor 46
- E rain sensor 46
- Appendix a city codes 47
- Appendix b dst codes 48
- Jkgp the dcs codes are settings for switching between daylight savings time and normal time among other things they are required to calculate the sunrise sunset times correctly 48
- Please observe the table in appendix a for this purpose 48
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16 Range Under optimum conditions the transmission range of the radio signals between the temperature air sensor and the weather station is up to 100m the transmission range between the rain sensor and the wind sensor to the weather station up to 30m However the range values refer to the so called free field range This ideal arrangement e g weather station and outdoor sensor on a plain even meadow without trees houses etc never exists in practice Normally the weather station is installed inside the house the temperature air humidity sensor next to a window and the rain and or wind sensor on a carport for example Due to the different influences on radio transmission it is not possible to guarantee a specific range However trouble free operation is usually possible in a detached house If the weather station does not receive any data from the outdoor sensors despite new batteries reduce the distance between the outdoor sensors and the weather station change the installation site The range can sometimes be considerably reduced by walls reinforced concrete ceilings coated vapour deposited insulating glass panes vehicles trees brushes earth rocks proximity to metallic conductive objects e g radiators proximity to the human body broadband interferences e g in residential areas DECT telephones mobiles radio controlled headphones radio controlled speakers other radio controlled weather stations baby phones etc proximity to electric motors transformers power pack units computers proximity to badly shielded or openly operated computers or other electric electronic devices 40