La Crosse Technology WS-7091 Manual

La Crosse Technology Vejrstation WS-7091

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Hanging Hole

Battery

compartment

LCD

Display

Wireless Weather Station

Instruction Manual

Congratulations on purchasing this state-of-the-art Weather Station as an example of fine design and quality piece of engineering. The operation of this product is simple and

straightforward. By reading this instruction manual, users will receive a better understanding of the Weather Station together with the optimum benefit of all its features.

The Weather Station

The Temperature Transmitter

Features of the Weather Station

• 4 digits LCD time display

• Current indoor temperature display in degree Fahrenheit

• Simultaneous minimum and maximum indoor temperature recordings

• Current relative humidity display with “☺ “ Smilling or “ “ Sad face for comfort level

reading.

• 3 weather icons for weather forecasting

• Weather tendency indicator

• Relative air pressure inHg with adjustable reading ranges

• Air pressure history for the past 72 hours (electronic barometer with barometric pressure and trend)

• Current outdoor temperature display in degree Fahrenheit

• Simultaneous minimum and maximum outdoor temperature recordings.

• LCD contrast changeable to 8 different tones

• Low battery indicator

• Wall mounting

Features of the Temperature Transmitter:

• Remotely transmits outdoor temperature at 433MHz to the Weather Station

• With wall mounting holder

Getting Started

Please follow these steps to ensure that your new Weather Station and Temperature Transmitterwork correctly together:

Remove all pieces from the packaging and place onto a table in front of you.

Check that you have complete:

1. Weather Station

2. 433MHz temperature transmitter

3. Sealed pack with 3 screws and double-sided tape for wall mounting the transmitter

Setting up

1. Slide open the battery cover of the transmiter as indicated above.

2. Checking the correct polarization, insert the 2 x AAA, IEC LR3, 1.5V batteries into the battery compartment.

3. Replace the cover while ensuring the batteries do not spring free from the contacts as this may cause transmission start up problems.

4. Within 2 minutes of step 3, checking the correct polarization, insert 2 x AA, IEC LR6, 1.5V battery into the battery

Function keys

RESET

key

Holder

Battery compartment SET Key

+ key

Battery

compartment

Battery

cover

Battery

cover

compartment.

5. Replace the front cover while ensuring that the batteries do not spring free from the contacts as this may cause transmission start up problems (should this happen see

Resetting below)

6. Your Weather Station is now operational.

Note: For securing the product into place, please see “Positioning the Temperature Transmitter“ and “Positioning the Weather Station“ below.

When setting up, always remember to insert the batteries into the transmitter first as this will start the 433MHz transmission signal for the Weather Station to pick when it is

actived (always ensure batteries being used are new and of correct sizes).

Setting up

Going into Setting up, the display will run through the following sequence modes:

• LCD contrast

• Time setting unit (hour followed by minutes)

• Relative air pressure setting

• Weather sensitivity setting

LCD contrast setting

There are 8 different LCD contrast tones to suit the hanging level of the Weather Sation (default at Level 5). Simply hang the Weather station in the desired place and adjust

the contrast level so that the LCD digits are sharp and clear from that particular level.

1. Flip open the front cover of the Weather Station from the slot at the base of the unit and then press and hold the “SET“ key until the “LCD5“ start flashing.

2. Press the “+“ key to select and go through each of the 8 different contrast tones

3. Once the desired contrast tone is selected, press the “SET“ key once to move to the time setting mode.

Time setting mode

The hour digits will now start flashing.

1. Using the “+“ key, sety the required time in hours. Each press will increase the digits by one.

2. Once the hours are selected, press the “SET“ key to move into the minutes mode.

3. Press the “+“ key to set the required time in minutes. Each press will increase the digits by one.

4. When the time has been set, press the “SET“ key. The LCD will now enter the Relative Air pressure inHg setting mode.

Relative air pressure (inHg) setting

Following from the manual setting mode, the Relative air pressure inHg on the LCD will start flashing. The air pressure inHg range can be set between 28.60 to 30.45 inHg as

follow:

1. Press the “+“ key to change the Relative air pressure setting. Each press or holding the key down will increase the digits by 0.01inHg.

2. When the desired Relative air pressure is set, press the “SET“ key. The LCD will now enter the Weather sensitivity setting mode.

Note:

The inHg feature is beneficial for user living at various altitudes who want for example, to set readings base at sea level and not from their current surrounding area.

Weather sensitivity setting

Following from the Relative air pressure setting, the Weather sensitivity setting will start flashing in the Relative air pressure inHg section. The Weather sensitivity can be set

between the range of

2-4 hPa as follows:

1. Press the “+“ key to select the hPa. Each press or holding the key down will increase the digit by one hPa.

2. When the desired hPa is selected, press the “SET“ key to return to the normal mode.

3. Now hang the Weather Station into place.

Your Weather Station is now fully set. Please read “Positioning the temperature transmitter“ and “Weather Station“ below.

Note: The hPa setting feature can be used in area where there may be constant changes in air pressure which do not necessarily reflect the changes in the weather. In such

areas for example, the hPa might be set to every 3hPa (millibars) meaning that there will be no change of weather icons if the air pressure does not drop or increase by at

least 3hPa. For areas where the weather is stagnant, the hPa can be set lower.

Hour setting

(flashing)

Minutes setting

(flashing)

Relative air pressure

(flashing)