ACU-RITE 02081 Manual de usuario

Instruction Manual

SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Questions? Contact Customer Support at

(877) 221-1252 or visit www.AcuRite.com.

CONTENTS

Unpacking Instructions ........... 2

Package Contents .................. 2

Product Registration ............... 2

Features  enets ensor..... 2

Features  enets ispa.... 3

Setup .................................... 5

Sensor Setup ......................... 5

ispa etup ........................ 6

Atomic oc ......................... 7

et the ime  ate ............... 7

Measurement Units ................ 7

acement uideines ............. 8

Using the Forecaster............... 9

roubeshooting ..................... 9

Care & Maintenance.............10

pecications........................10

FCC Information ...................11

Customer Support .................11

arrant..............................12

Weather Forecaster

mode 

ongratuations on our ne AcuRite product. o ensure the best

possibe product performance, pease read this manua in its entiret

and retain it for future reference.

Unpacking Instructions

Remove the protective m that is appied to the  screen prior to using this

product. ocate the tab and pee off to remove.

Package Contents

. ispa

2. Outdoor Sensor

3. Power Adapter

. nstruction anua

Features & Benets

OUTDOOR SENSOR

1. Integrated Hanger

For eas pacement.

2. Wireless Signal Indicator

Fashes hen data is being sent to the

dispa.

3. Battery Compartment

4. A-B-C Switch

ID code that must match display’s A-B-C

switch to ensure units synchronize.

5. Battery Compartment Cover

PRODUCT REGISTRATION

www.AcuRite.com

IMPORTANT R   RR

 R ARRAN R

Features & Benets

DISPLAY

1. Learning Mode Icon

Disappears after weather forecast

self-calibration is complete.

2. 12 to 24 Hour Weather Forecast

Self-Calibrating Forecasting pulls data

from the outdoor sensor to generate your

personal forecast.

3. Atomic Clock Signal Strength

4. Atomic Clock

Maintains time with split-second

accuracy and automatically updates

for daylight saving time.

5. Selected Time Zone

6. Daylight Saving Time Indicator

7. Display Low Battery Indicator

8. Current Indoor Temperature

9. Indoor Low Temperature Record

Lowest temperature recorded since

midnight.

10. Indoor High Temperature Record

Highest temperature recorded since

midnight.

11. Day of the Week

12. Date

13. Outdoor Low Temperature Record

Lowest temperature recorded since

midnight.

14. Outdoor High Temperature Record

Highest temperature recorded since

midnight.

15. Outdoor Sensor Signal Strength

16. Current Outdoor Temperature

17. Sensor Low Battery Indicator

4 5 6 7

17 16 15

BACK OF DISPLAY

1. Integrated Hang Hole

For eas a mounting.

2. SET Button

For setup preferences.

3. + Button

For setup and bacight preferences.

4. Button

For setup and bacight preferences.

5. oF/oC Button

ress to seect temperature units.

6. SIGNAL Button

ress to manua search for atomic

signa.

7. Plug-in for Power Adapter

8. A-B-C Switch

 code that must match sensors A

sitch to ensure units snchronize.

9. Fold-out Tabletop Stand

10. Battery Compartment

11. Battery Compartment Cover

910

SETUP

Set the A-B-C Switch

he A sitch is ocated inside

the batter compartment. t can

be set to A,  or . oever,

ou must seect the same etter

choices for both the sensor and

the dispa in order for the units

to snchronize.

Install or Replace Batteries

AcuRite recommends high quait

aaine or ithium batteries for

the best product performance.

eav dut or rechargeabe

batteries are not recommended.

he sensor requires ithium

batteries in o temperature

conditions. od temperatures

can cause aaine batteries

to function improper. se

ithium batteries in the sensor for

temperatures beo F  .

. ide off the batter

compartment cover. Take

note of the A-B-C switch

setting inside the batter

compartment.

2. Insert 2 x AA batteries into

the batter compartment, as

shon. Foo the poarit

 diagram in the batter

compartment.

. Repace the batter cover.

Sensor Setup

1A-B-C Switch

set to match

dispa

2Install Batteries

2 AA batteries

A B C

PLEASE DISPOSE OF OLD OR DEFECTIVE BATTERIES IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE

WAY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS.

BATTERY SAFETY: Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device prior to battery installation. Remove batteries from equipment which is not to

be used for an extended period of time. Follow the polarity (+/-) diagram in the battery compartment. Promptly remove dead batteries from the device. Dispose of

used batteries properly. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. DO NOT incinerate used batteries. DO NOT dispose of batteries

in re, as batteries may explode or leak. DO NOT mix old and new batteries or types of batteries (alkaline/standard). DO NOT use rechargeable batteries. DO NOT

recharge non-rechargeable batteries. DO NOT short-circuit the supply terminals.

Display Setup

Set the A-B-C Switch

ocate the A sitch inside

the batter compartment. et

the A sitch to A,  or .

ou must seect the same etter

choices for both the dispa and

the sensor in order for the units

to snchronize.

Install or Replace Batteries

optiona

. Remove the batter

compartment cover.

. nsert   AA aaine

batteries into the batter

compartment, as shon.

Foo the poarit

 diagram in the

batter compartment.

. Repace the batter cover.

Plug in Power Adapter

For the best performance, pug

in the power adapter as the main

power source for this product.

2Install Backup

Batteries

optiona

3 AA batteries

A B C

1A-B-C Switch

set to match

sensor

3Plug in

Power

Adapter

RAN atteries are

a backup power source to

preserve records in the event

of a power outage. Power

adapter is recommended as

the primary power source to

enjoy the full functionality of

this product.

Atomic Clock

AcuRite atomic cocs use a radiocontroed signa R to snchronize to the

correct time broadcast b the Nationa nstitute of tandards and echnoog

N Radio tation , ocated near Fort oins, oorado. 

broadcasts the current time and date ith spitsecond accurac.

he atomic coc and caendar i maintain the correct time and date, and

automatica update for daight saving time to provide the most accurate

timeeeping standard possibe.

ease note igna reception is norma better at night and hen the eather

is cear. he atomic signa genera taes a fe hours to snchronize, so it is

important to manua set the time and date after poering on the dispa.

Set the Time & Date

he dispa i automatica enter   after the unit has poered on.

nter   at an time b pressing the  button, ocated on the bac

of the dispa. nce in  , the preference ou are current setting

i bin on the dispa.

o adust the current seected ashing item, press and reease the  or

 buttons press and  to fast adust.

o save our adustments, press and reease the  button again to adust

the net preference. he preference set order is as foos

 N      A A A

 aight aving ime N or FF

 R

 N

ANAR N

ANAR A

ANAR AR

ou i automatica eit   if no buttons are pressed for  seconds.

nter   at an time b pressing the  button.

 f ou ive in an area that observes aight aving ime,  shoud be set

to N, even if it is not current aight aving ime.

Select Degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius

o seect beteen degrees Fahrenheit F or esius  temperature units,

press the F button ocated on the bac of the dispa.

Display Backlight Settings

his eather stations coor dispa features three different ighting settings

igh  brightness, edium  brightness and o  brightness.

hen the dispa is poered ith the poer adapter recommended, the

bacight remains on at  brightness b defaut. Adust the bacight

brightness b pressing and reeasing the  or _ buttons.

sing batter poer aone, the bacight is avaiabe momentari for 

seconds b pressing and reeasing the  or _ buttons.

Placement for Maximum Accuracy

AcuRite sensors are sensitive to surrounding environmenta conditions. roper

pacement of both the dispa and outdoor sensor are critica to the accurac and

performance of this product.

Display Placement

ace the dispa in a dr area free of dirt and dust. ispa stands

upright for tabetop use or is amountabe.

Outdoor Sensor Placement

ensor must be paced outside to observe outdoor conditions. ensor

is ater resistant and is designed for genera outdoor use, hoever,

to etend its ife pace the sensor in an area protected from direct

eather eements.

ang the sensor using the integrated hang hoes or hanger, or b

using string not incuded to hang it from a suitabe ocation, ie a

e covered tree branch. he best ocation is  to  feet above the

ground ith permanent shade and pent of fresh air to circuate

around the sensor.

Important Placement Guidelines

 o ensure accurate temperature measurement, pace units out of direct

sunight and aa from an heat sources or vents.

 ispa and outdoor sensor must be ithin  ft  m of each other.

 o maimize ireess range, pace units aa from arge metaic items, thic

as, meta surfaces, or other obects that ma imit ireess communication.

 o prevent ireess interference, pace both units at east  ft . m aa

from eectronic devices , computer, microave, radio, etc..

Setup is Complete

he sensor i no snchronize ith the dispa. t ma tae a fe minutes for

snchronization to compete. ease refer to the troubeshooting section of this

manua if anthing appears to be functioning improper.

TV 3

(100 meters)

(330 feet maximum)

(.9 m)

LEAST

APART

Using the Weather Forecaster

Learning Mode

efaibrating Forecasting uses a unique agorithm to anaze changes in pressure over

a time period caed earning ode to determine our atitude. After  das, the

earning ode icon disappears from the dispa screen. At this point, the sefcaibrated

pressure is tuned in to our ocation and the unit is read for superior eather prediction.

Weather Forecast

AcuRites patented efaibrating Forecasting provides our persona forecast of

eather conditions for the net  to  hours b coecting data from the sensor in

our bacard. t generates a forecast ith pinpoint accurac  personaized for our

eact ocation.

Troubleshooting

No outdoor sensor

reception

no bars

f the ireess signa indicator shos no bars

 Reocate the dispa andor the outdoor sensor. he units

must be within 330 ft (100 m) of each other.

 ae sure both units are paced at east  feet . m

aa from eectronics that ma interfere ith the ireess

communication such as s, microaves, computers, etc.

 se standard aaine batteries or ithium batteries in sensor

hen temperature is beo F. o not use heav

dut or rechargeabe batteries. N t ma tae a fe

minutes for dispa and sensor to snchronize after batteries

are repaced.

OPERATION

RAIN

LIKELY

SNOW

LIKELY

RAIN/SNOW

MIX LIKELY

MOSTLY

CLOUDY

LIKELY

MIX LIKELY

View the complete list of icons at www.AcuRite.com/acurite-icons

Display screen

not working

 hec that the poer adapter is pugged into the dispa

and an eectrica outet.

Outdoor

temperature

is ashing or

showing dashes

Fashing of the outdoor temperature is genera an indication

of ireess interference.

. ring both the sensor and dispa indoors and remove at

east one batter from each.

2. Make sure the A-B-C switch on both units match.

. Reinsta the batter in the outdoor sensor.

. Reinsta the batter in the dispa.

. et the units sit ithin a coupe feet of each other for about

a few to gain a strong connection.

If your AcuRite product does not operate properly after trying the

troubleshooting steps, visit www.AcuRite.com or call

(877) 221-1252 for assistance.

Inaccurate forecast

• Weather Forecast icon predicts conditions for the next

 to  hours, not current conditions.

 as earning ode icon disappeared from the

dispa earning ode must compete before

forecast and pressure i be accurate.

 Ao unit to run continuous for  das. atter

remova or resetting the dispa i restart earning

ode. After  das, forecast shoud be fair

accurate, hoever earning ode caibrates for a

tota of  das.

Inaccurate

temperature

 ae sure both the dispa and sensor are paced out

of direct sunight and aa from an heat sources or

vents (see page 8).

Atomic signal or time

syncing problems

 ress the NA button on the bac of the dispa to

manua search for the atomic coc signa.

For additiona troubeshooting, pease visit

http.nist.govpmdivgrpradiococs.cfm

Care & Maintenance

Display Care

ean ith a soft, damp coth. o not use caustic ceaners or abrasives. eep aa

from dust, dirt and moisture. ean ventiation ports reguar ith a gente puff of air.

Outdoor Sensor Care

ean ith a soft damp coth. o not use caustic ceaners or abrasives.

Specications

TEMPERATURE RANGE utdoor ºF to 158ºF; -40ºC to 70ºC

ndoor ºF to 122ºF; 0ºC to 50ºC

WIRELESS RANGE  ft   m depending on home construction materias

OPERATING FREQUENCY  z

POWER ispa v poer adapter

  AA aaine batteries optiona

Sensor   AA aaine or ithium batteries

DATA REPORTING utdoor ata  second updates

Indoor ata  second updates

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