Oregon Scientific BA113 User manual

CONTENTS

Introduction .............................................................. 2

Features .................................................................... 2

Description of Parts ................................................. 3

Front View ........................................................... 3

Back View ........................................................... 3

Installing and Replacing Batteries ......................... 3

Display and Functions ............................................. 4

General Operation .................................................... 4

How to Select the Indoor or Outdoor .......................

Temperature Reading .............................................. 4

How to View the Temperature Memory .................. 4

How to Clean the Temperature Memories ............. 4

How to View the Alarm Time and the Calendar ..... 5

How to Set the Clock and the Calendar ................. 5

How to Set the Daily Alarm ..................................... 5

How to Read the Illustrated Weather Forecast

Symbols and the Storm Alarm ................................ 6

How to Read the Carometic Pressure Trend ......... 6

Why Weather Forecast and Trend May Appear to

Conflict ...................................................................... 7

How to Read the Relative Humidity and

Comfort Indicator ..................................................... 7

How to Select the Temperature Units of Measure 8

The Reset Button ..................................................... 8

Low Battery Signal Indication ................................. 8

Free Standing or Wall Mounting ............................. 8

Stand .................................................................. 8

Wall Mount .......................................................... 9

Maintenance ............................................................. 9

Specifications ........................................................... 9

Caution .................................................................... 10

About Oregon Scientific ........................................ 10

Electronic Barometer

Model: BA113

User Manual

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Oregon Scientific

barometer.Thisbarometer hasbeendesignedspecifically

with performance and ease of use in mind. As with all

Oregon Scientific products, this barometer is made to

the highest quality standards using precision electronic

components and should give you many years of trouble

free use.

Please read the User Manual carefully before use to

ensure you get the best out of your new barometer.

Please note that the accuracy of the weather forecasting

is about 70~75 percent, when monitoring changes in

barometric pressure alone, therefore, we cannot be held

responsible for any issues that may come up due to a

wrong forecasting with this unit.

FEATURES

•LCD digital Barometer displays Rising, Steady or

Falling barometric pressure with arrow indicator.

•Weatherforecast iconsshow Sunny,Cloudy, Slightly

Cloudy, Rainy or Stormy.

•Built-in storm warning with audible and visual alarm

•Indoor relative humidity display with Comfort, Wet or

Dry indicators.

•Displays indoor or outdoor temperature

•Maximum and minimum temperature memory

•Detachable probe

•User Selectable °C or °F range.

•Clock display showsthe hourand minute:Alternating

calendar display, shows the month and date.

•Daily alarm

•User selectable 12/24 hour time format

•Built-in low battery indicator.

•Wall mounting or table standing feature

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DESCRIPTION OF PARTS

FRONT VIEW

BACK VIEW

LCD

DISPLAY

STAND

MODE

ALARM UP

MEMORY

HANGER HOLE

RESET

IN / OUT

SWITCH

°C/°F SWITCH

STAND

COMPARTMENT

BATTERY

COVER

VENTILATION

SLOT

OUTDOOR

SENSOR

PROBE

OUTDOOR

SENSOR PLUG

INSTALLING AND REPLACING BATTERIES

The unit uses four UM-4 ‘AAA’ size batteries. If the

‘BATT’ indicator appears, removes the exhausted

batteries and follow below steps to install or replace the

batteries:

1. Lift and pull up the top center edge of the battery

compartment cover, than remove the cover.

2. Insertthebatteries asindicatedbythepolarity symbols

(+ and -) marked inside the battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery compartment cover.

NOTE After replacing the batteries, the display will be

turned on for about 3 seconds and then show the

following:

a. Indoortemperature showsthe currentmeasurement.

b. Indoor relative humidity shows the current

measurement.

c. Weather forecast shows slightly cloudy (a sun shows

with the cloud indicator).

d. Pressure trend shows steady.

e. Clock show 12:00 (AM)

The unit takes about 24 hours to store the barometric

pressure data. Until that time has elapsed, the pressure

trend and weather forecast symbols may not reflect

actual weather forecast for your area.

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To select Outdoor temperature, set the [IN/OUT] slide

switch to OUT position.

NOTE For monitor outdoor temperature, you should

plug-in the external plug.

HOW TO VIEW THE TEMPERATUE

MEMORY

Press the [MEMORY] button once. The temperature

displaywillshow themaximumtemperature.(This reading

indicates the maximum temperature recorded since it

was last reset.) Press [MEMORY] button again and

you’ll see the minimum temperature. Pressing

[MEMORY] button a third time returns you to the current

temperature.

HOW TO CLEAR THE TEMPERATURE

MEMORIES

To clear the temperature memory and begin recording

new high and low temperatures, press and hold the

[MEMORY] button for about 2 seconds until the unit

beeps once or the outdoor temperature memory will be

cleared automatically when the [IN/OUT] slide switch

moves from OUT to IN.

NOTE If you are in MIN or MAX temperature display

screens, and you do not press any other button, the

screen will return to the current temperature readings

after 20 seconds.

DISPLAY AND FUNCTIONS

GENERAL OPERATION

The display on your Barometer has several functions,

other than those first displayed when the unit is turned

on. The temperature area of the screen has additional

memory displays for the indoor (IN) or outdoor (OUT)

temperatures. The clock display, in addition to displaying

the current time, also acts as the alarm and calendar

display. You can access the other functions by pressing

the [MODE] button or the [MEMORY] button.

HOW TO SELECT THE INDOOR OR

OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE READING

Your Barometer will either be showing the indoor or

outdoor temperature.

To select Indoor temperature, set the [IN/OUT] slide

switch to IN position.

CLOCK OR

CALENDAR

DISPLAY

RELATIVE

HUMIDITY

PRESSURE

TREND

WEATHER

FORECAST

INDOOR OR

OUTDOOR

TEMPERATURE

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HOW TO VIEW THE ALARM TIME AND THE

CALENDAR

To view your alarm time press the [ALARM] button once.

The alarm indicator ((.)) will appear with an alarm time.

Press the [ALARM] button a second time to return to the

normal clock display.

To view the current date, press the [MODE] button once.

The month and the date will be displayed. Pressing the

[MODE] again will return you to the normal clock display.

NOTE If you are in the alarm/calendar display, and you

do not press any other button, the screen will return to the

current temperature readings after 20 seconds.

HOW TO SET THE CLOCK AND THE

CALENDAR

When you first start up your barometer (or after you

replace the batteries or reset the unit) use the following

steps to set your clock and calendar:

1. Press and hold the [MODE] button for about 2

seconds. The month digits will flash. Press the [ ]

button to increase the setting in 1 month increments

until the desired month is displayed.

2. Once the month is correct, press the [MODE] button

again to display the date digits. The date digits will be

flashing. Use the [ ] button to increase the date in

1 day increments until the desired day is displayed.

3. Once the day is correct, press the [MODE] button.

You’ll see 12hr or 24 hr flashing. Pressing the []

buttonwill togglebetweenthe 12and24 hour settings.

4. Once the clock format is correct, press the [MODE]

button. The hour digits will be flashing. Press the [ ]

buttonagain toincreasetheclock in1hour increments

until the desired hour is displayed.

5. Once the hour is correct, press the [MODE] button

again to create the flashing minute digits. Pressing

the [ ] button will increase the minutes one at a

time, until the correct time is displayed.

6. Finally press the [MODE] button to confirm all the

settings you just entered. The unit will return to the

clock display.

HOW TO SET THE DAILY ALARM

Follow the following steps to set your daily alarm:

1. In a normal time display,press and hold the [ALARM]

button for about 2 seconds. The will be displayed,

in the meantime the and the hour digits will be

flashing. Press the [ ] button to increase the alarm

time in 1 hour increments, until the desired hour is

displayed.

2. Press the [ALARM] button again and the indicator

aand the minute digits will flash. Press the [ ]

button to increase in 1 minute increments until the

correct time is displayed.

3. Press the [ALARM] button a third time and press the

[ ] button to toggle the alarm between ACTIVATED

(displayed) and deactivated (without ).

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4. Press the [ALARM] button again. The daily alarm is

now set, and your barometer will resume its normal

time.

NOTE If you get interrupted at any point in the alarm

setting sequence, the clock will return to its normal time

display if no buttons are pressed for 20 seconds.

HOW TO READ THE ILLUSTRATED

WEATHER FORECAST SYMBOLS AND THE

STORM ALARM

Your digital Barometer automatically detects the

barometric pressure changes in your area. Based on this

changing pressure, it displays an illustrated weather

symbol indicating the weather forecast. The displayed

weather marks are indicating a forecast 12 to 24 hours

ahead, for a radius of approximately 30-50 km (20 to 30

miles).

If the Barometer detects stormy conditions, the storm

indicator (lightning bolts) will flash and an alarm will

beep. The alarm sound will stop automatically after 1

minute to conserve power. If you’re not present when

these alarms begin, the audible beep will sound every 3

minutes as a continued storm warning until the weather

forecast improves.

To stop the sounding storm alarm, press any button. The

storm icon will continue to flash until the weather forecast

improves.

Important:

1. The accuracy of weather forecasting when using

pressure trend alone is about 70 to 75 percent and,

therefore, we cannot be held responsible for any

inconveniences caused by an inaccurate weather

forecast.

2. The weather forecast symbols may not reflect the

current weather condition. The symbols are

forecasting the future.

3. A ‘Sunny’ forecast covering the night-time reflects

fine clear weather.

HOW TO READ THE CAROMETIC

PRESSURE TREND

The Barometer gives you the pressure trend for the last

hour, indicated by the arrow displayed in the upper left

corner of your display, next to the weather icon. The

weather will be improving if this trend (arrow) is rising, or

getting worse if the trend (arrow) is falling. Here’s what

it can look like:

LCD

DISPLAYS

ON THE

UNIT

FORECAST

SUNNY SLIGHTLY

CLOUDY CLOUDY RAINY STORMY

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WHY WEATHER FORECAST AND TREND

MAY APPEAR TO CONFLICT

The weather forecast symbols and the pressure trend

signs may show information that at first sight may appear

contradictory.

The pressure trend will only show the most recent

pressure trend, since the measurements are recorded

on an hourly basis. The weather forecast symbols

however indicate a longer term development of the

weather which is forecast to occur over the next 12-24

hours.

It often happens that the pressure will rise or fall

temporarily. With such temporary pressure changes the

trend sign will show “Up” or“Down” respectively but the

longer term weather forecast symbols will not change if

the short term temporary pressure change has been too

small to influence the weather.

We recommend that our users should review the

Barometer frequently, because the short-term pressure

changes shown by the trend sign may give an early

indication of a change to the weather forecast over the

next few hours.

HOW TO READ THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY

AND COMFORT INDICATOR

The unit shows the indoor relative humidity automatically

and such reading is temperature compensated. At the

same time, the comfort indicators COMFORT, WET, or

DRYwill tellyou if thecurrent environmentis comfortable,

too wet or too dry.

The comfort indicators will appear on the display when

the following conditions are satisfied:

LCD

DISPLAYS

ON THE

UNIT

PRESSURE

TREND RISING STEADY FALLING

Indicator

displays on

the unit

COMFORT

WET

DRY

Indicator

Temperature

Range

20°C to

25°C

(68°F to

77°F)

Full Range

Less than

20°C

(68°F) or

More than

25°C (77°F)

Humidity

Range

40%RH to

70%RH

Over

70%RH

Below

40%RH

40%RH to

70%RH

Shows the

Current

Environment

Ideal range

for both

relative

humidity and

temperature

Contain

excess

moisture

Contain

inadequate

moisture

No comment

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1. PUSH DOWN

GENTLY

2. PULL ALWAYS

FROM UNIT

3. PLACE THE STAND

FREE STANDING OR WALL MOUNTING

STAND

Your Barometer comes with a built-in stand for tabletop

use. On the back of the unit, ease the plastic stand in the

recess holes on located on the bottom of the case.

HOW TO SELECT THE TEMPERATURE

UNITS OF MEASURE

Theswitch onthe backof theBarometer selectsbetween

degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. To select Celsius units,

set the switch to °C. To select Fahrenheit units, set the

switch to °F.

THE RESET BUTTON

If the unit does not operate properly, use a pointed object

to push the [RESET] button once, which is located on the

back of the unit.

LOW BATTERY SIGNAL INDICATION

If the voltage of the batteries becomes low, the ‘BATT’

indicator will be displayed. Please replace the batteries

when the ‘BATT’ indicator is displayed.

“°C”

POSITION

READING IN “°C”

“°F”

POSITION

READING IN “°F”

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WALL MOUNT

On the back of the Barometer you’ll find one recess hole.

Place once screw ( or whatever device you choose ) into

the wall until the head extends a little more than 4 mm

from the wall. Place your Barometer over the screw in the

hanger slot, until it locks into place.

MAINTENANCE

The following suggestions will help you care for the

barometer so you can enjoy it for years.

1. Keep the Barometer dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry

immediately. Liquid might contain minerals that can

corrode the electronic circuits.

2. Use and store the Barometer only in normal

temperature environments. Temperature extremes

can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage

batteries, and distort or melt plastic parts.

3. Handle the Barometer gently and carefully. Dropping

itcan damagecircuitboards andcausethe Barometer

to work improperly.

4. Keep the Barometer away from dust and dirt, which

can cause premature wear of parts.

5. Wipe the Barometer with a damp cloth occasionally

to keep it looking new. Do not use harsh chemicals,

cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the

barometer.

6. Use only fresh batteries of the required size and type.

Always remove old or weak batteries. They can leak

chemicals that can destroy electronic circuits.

7. Modifying or tampering with the Barometer’s internal

components can cause a malfunction and might

invalidate its warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS

Operating temperature 0°C to +50°C

(+32°F to +122°F)

Temperature measuring range 0°C to +50°C

(unit: Indoor sensor) (+32°F to +122°F)

Temperature measuring range -50°C to 70°C

(probe: Outdoor sensor) (-58°F to +158°F)

Temperature display resolution 0.1°C (0.2°F)

Temperature sampling cycle 9 seconds

Humidity measuring range 1%RH

Humidity display resolution 9 seconds

Pressure sampling cycle 15 minutes

Clock accuracy ±0.5 secs per day

Power source Four pcs. UM-4 or

‘AAA’ size batteries

Battery life Approx. 1 Year

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Dimension 136 x 108 x 26.5 mm

(H x W x D)

Weight 200 gms (without

battery)

CAUTION

-The content of this manual is subjected to change

without further notice.

-Due to printing limitations, the displays shown in this

manual may differ from the actual displays.

-The manufacturer and its suppliers hold no

responsibility to you or any other person for any

damages, expenses, lost profits, or any other

damages arise by using this Barometer.

-The contents of this manual may not be reproduced

without the permit of the manufacturer.

ABOUT OREGON SCIENTIFIC

Visit our website (www.oregonscientific.com) to learn

more about Oregon Scientific products such as digital

cameras; MP3 players; children's electronic learning

productsand games;projection clocks;health andfitness

gear;weatherstations; anddigitalandconferencephones.

The website also includes contact information for our

customer care department in case you need to reach us,

as well as frequently asked questions and customer

downloads.

We hope you will find all the information you need on our

website, however if you'd like to contact the Oregon

Scientific Customer Care department directly, please

visit: www2.oregonscientific.com/service/support

Call 949-608-2848 in the US.

For international enquiries, please visit:

http://www2.oregonscientific.com/about/international/

default.asp

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