BIOS WEATHER 339BC User manual
Wireless Weather Station
Thermomètre sans fil avec 3
capteurs extérieurs
339BC
1. 2. 4.3. 5. 6.
Monitor Back
A.
B. F.
G.
C. D. E.
Monitor Front
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Wireless Weather Station with 3 Outdoor Sensors
Remote Sensor:
7. TX Button
8. Channel 1, 2, 3 Slide Switch
9. Transmission Indication LED
Outdoor Sensor/
Capteur extérieur :
Monitor Front:
A. Time
B. Indoor Temperature
C. Channel 1 Outdoor Temperature and Humidity
D. Channel 2 Outdoor Temperature and Humidity
E. Channel 3 Outdoor Temperature and Humidity
F. Indoor Relative Humidity
G. Date
Monitor Back:
1. SET Button
2. ALARM Button
3. UP / MEM Button
4. DOWN / CF Button
5. CH Button
6. SZN/LIGHT Button
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7.
1.0 Care of the Device
• Avoidexposingunitstoextremetemperaturesorsevereshock.
• Avoidcontactwithanycorrosivematerialssuchasperfume,alcoholorcleaningagents.
• Donotsubjecttheunitstoexcessiveforce,shock,dust,temperatureorhumidity.Anyofthese
conditionsmayshortenthelifeoftheunits.
• Donotamperwithanyoftheinternalcomponentsoftheseunits.Thiswillinvalidatethe
warrantyandmaycausedamage.
• Damagecausedbyfailuretocomplywiththisinstructionmanualwillinvalidateanywarranty.
Themanufacturerandsupplierwillnotbeheldliableforanydamagesduetofailuretocomply
with this instruction manual.
• Incaseofharmordamagetoapersonorpropertycausedbyimproperhandlingorfailureto
complywiththisinstructionmanual,themanufacturerandsuppliercannotbeheldliable.
• Thisproductisnottobeusedformedicalpurposeorforpublicinformation.
1.1 Correct Usage of Batteries
• Donotmixstandardandrechargeablebatteries.
• Donotmixnewandoldbatteries.
• Whenthelowbatterysymbol appearsonthedisplayreplaceallbatterieswithnewones.
• Donotleavedischargedbatteriesinthedeviceasthesemaycorrodeandreleasechemicals
thatmaydamagetheunit.
2.0 Setup Procedure
1. Removethebatterycoverfromtheremotesensors.
2. Removethebatterycoverfromthemonitorandinsert2xAAAbatteriesaccordingtothe
correct polarity.
3. Move the CHslideswitchonthebackoftheremotesensortothecorrectchannel(1,2or3).
Nextinsert2xAAbatteriesintothesensor.
4. ThetransmissionindicationLEDwillashontheremotesensorindicatingthatthesignalhas
beensenttothemonitor.Oncethesignalisreceived,thedashes(--.-°C)onthemonitorfor
channel1,2or3willchangetothecurrentoutdoortemperature.
5. Oncethemonitorreceivesthesignalfromtherstsensor,followsteps3and4aboveto
connect the other 2 remote sensors with the monitor.
6. Ifafter3minutesthescreendoesnotchangetoshowtheoutdoortemperature,presstheCH
buttononthemonitortoselectthechannelyouwouldliketoreset,CH1,CH2orCH3willash.
7. Press and hold the CHbuttontoselectit.Themonitorwillnowattempttosearchforthesignal
foranother3minutes.PresstheTXbuttononthebackoftheremotesensortoforcethe
sensortosendoutanothertransmissionsignaltothemonitor.
8. Positionthemonitorandremotesensorswithineffectivetransmissionrange,whichinusual
circumstancesis50metres(164feet).Therangeisaffectedbythebuildingmaterialsandwhere
themonitorandremotesensorarepositioned;tryvariouslocationsforthebestresults.
NOTE:Theremotesensorscanbeplacedoutdoorsorinsideyourhomeindifferentrooms.The
remotesensorshouldbeplacedinashadedareaforaccuratereadings.
2.1 Troubleshooting
Iftheoutdoortemperaturecannotbereceived,check:
1. Thedistancebetweenthemonitororremotesensorshouldbeatleast1.2metres(4feet)away
fromanyinterferingsourcessuchascomputermonitorsorTVsets.
2. Avoidplacingthemonitorontoorintheimmediateproximityofmetalwindowframes.
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3. Usingotherelectricalproductssuchasheadphonesorspeakersoperatingonthesame
frequency(433MHz)maypreventcorrectsignaltransmissionandreception.
4. Neighboursusingelectricaldevicesoperatingonthe433MHzsignalfrequencycanalso
causeinterference.
5. Signalsfromotherhouseholddevices,suchasdoorbellsandhomesecuritysystems,
maytemporarilyinterferewiththeunitsandcausereceptionfailure.Thetransmissionand
receptionoftemperaturereadingwillresumeoncetheinterferencehasstopped.
Themaximumtransmissionrangeis50metres(164feet)fromtheremotesensortothemonitor
(inopenspace).However,thisdependsonthesurroundingenvironmentandinterferencelevels.
Thetemperaturesignaltravelsinastraightlinefromtheremotesensortothemonitor.Thesignal
willnotcurvearoundanobject.Ifnoreceptionispossibledespitetheobservationofthese
factors,allunitswillhavetobereset.
3.0 Mounting
CAUTION:Greatcaremustbetakenwhenmountingthecomponents.Themanufacturer/
suppliercannotbeheldliableforpersonalorpropertydamagewhensettingupthe
components.Pleaseusecautionwhenchoosingamountingpoint.
Priortodrillingmountingholesandpermanentlyafxinganyoftheunits,pleaseensurethe
followingpointsareconsidered:
1.Signalfromtheremotesensorcanbereceivedbythemonitoratmountingpoint.
2.Makesuretheremotesensoriseasilyaccessible.Youwillhavetoperiodicallyreplacebatteries.
3.1 Monitor
Themonitorcanbeplacedonanyatsurface.
3.2 Optimum Viewing Angle
YoumustalwayskeepinmindthattheLCDscreenisconstructedwithan“optimumviewing
angle”.Youreyeshouldbeata45°angletoviewtheLCDscreenclearly.
45°
3.3 Installing the Remote Sensor
Topreventtemperatureinterference,placetheremotesensorawayfromdirectsunlight,air
conditioning,andheatervents.Theremotesensorisdesignedtobesplashproof;neverimmerse
intowaterorexposetoheavyrain.
NOTE:Thetemperaturesignaltravelsinastraightlinefromtheremotesensortothemonitor.
Thesignalwillnotcurvearoundanobject.Pleasetakethisintoconsiderationwhenmountingthe
remote sensor.
Theremotesensorcanbeplacedonanyatsurfaceormountedonawall.
Wall Mount
4.0 Calendar and Clock Setup
1. Press the SETbutton.Theyeardigitwillbegintoash.
2. Press the UP or DOWNbuttontotoggletothecorrectyear.
3. Press the SETbuttontoconrm.
4. Themonthdigitwillbegintoash.Followsteps2and3tosetthecorrectmonth,date,hour,
minutesand12/24hourformat.
5.0 Setting Alarm Time
1. Press the ALARMbuttononcetoenteralarmmode.ALwillbedisplayedbetweenthehour
andminutedigits.
2. Press the ALARMbuttonagaintoactivateordeactivatethealarm.Whenthealarmis
activated willbedisplayedbetweenthehourandminutedigits.
3. Press and hold the ALARMbutton.Thehourdigitwillbegintoash.
4. Press the UP or DOWN buttontosetthehour.
5. Press the ALARMbuttontoconrm.Theminutedigitswillbegintoash.
6. Press the UP or DOWNbuttontosettheminutes.
7. Press the ALARMbuttontoconrm.Theclockwillautomaticallyreturntoregularmode.
8. WhenthealarmsoundspresstheSZN/LIGHTbutton,thealarmwillsoundagainin
approximately5minutes.Toturnoffthealarmrmlypressanyotherbutton,when
alarm sounds.
6.0 Maximum and Minimum Memory
1. Press the UP/MEM buttononcetodisplaythemaximumreadings.Pressthe
UP/MEMbuttonagaintodisplaytheminimumreadings.
2. To clear the memory, press and hold the UP/MEMbuttonwhenthemaxorminreadingsare
displayed.Thiswillresetthememorytothecurrenttemperatureandhumidityreadingsbeing
displayed on the monitor.
NOTE:Allthemaximumandminimumreadingswillberesetautomaticallyat12:00am(0:00)everyday.
7.0 °C/°F Switchable
Thedefaultmeasurementfortemperatureis°C,presstheDOWN/CFbuttontotogglebetween
°Cand°F.
8.0 Backlight
Press the SNZ/LIGHTbuttontoturnthebluebacklightonforafewseconds.
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9.0 Product Specifications
Temperature Measuring Range
Monitor
0°Cto50°Cwith0.1°Cresolution
32°Fto122°Fwith0.2°Fresolution
Whentemperatureisabove50°C(122°F)monitorwilldisplayHI
Whentemperatureisbelow0°C(32°F)monitorwilldisplayLO
Remote Sensor
-40°Cto70°Cwith0.1°Cresolution
-40°Fto158°Fwith0.2°Fresolution
Whentemperatureisabove70°C(158°F)monitorwilldisplayHI
Whentemperatureisbelow-40°C(-40°F)monitorwilldisplayLO
Accuracy +/-2°C(+/-4°F)
Humidity Measuring Range
Monitor 20%-95%RH
Remote Sensors 20%-95%RH
Accuracy
+/-5%RH(at25°C/77°F,between30%RHand80%RH)
+/-8%RH(at25°C/77°F,between20%RHand29%RH,80%RH
and95%RH)
Temperature & Humidity Checking Interval
Monitor 1 minute
Remote Sensor 1 minute
Power Source
Monitor 2xAAAbatteries,1.5V
Remote Sensors 6xAAbatteries,1.5V(usinglithiumbatteriesduringthecoldmonths
isrecommended)
10.0 Two Year Warranty
Ifthisproductprovestobedefectiveinmaterialorworkmanshipwithintwoyearsofpurchase,
pleasereturnittotheaddressbelow.Itwillberepairedorreplacedwithoutchargeuponreceipt
oftheunitprepaidwith$5.00tocoverhandling,packagingandreturnpostage.Pleaseinclude
proofofpurchase,yourfullname,address,daytimephonenumberoremailaddress.
Thiswarrantydoesnotapplyifthedefectormalfunctionisaresultofuserabuse,misuse,
alteration,modicationordamagesintransit.
Thermor Ltd.
16975 Leslie Street
Newmarket,ONL3Y9A1
1-800-387-8520
11.0 Industry Canada/FCC Statement
ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanadalicence-exemptRSSstandard(s).Operationissubject
tothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference,and(2)thisdevicemust
acceptanyinterference,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperationofthedevice.
WARNING: Changesormodicationstothisunitnotexpresslyapprovedbytheparty
responsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.
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B. F.
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C. D. E.
Panneau avant du moniteur :
1. 2. 4.3. 5. 6.
Panneau arrière du moniteur :
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