Oregon Scientific EW93 User manual

Weather Station

with Radio-ControlledAlarm Clock and IceAlert

Model:EW93

USER MANUAL

C8313A(DCF MSF)

Size: 148 x 105(mm)

CONTENTS

Brief Introduction ............................................2

Overview .........................................................2

Receiver ....................................................2

LCD Display ...............................................4

Sensor .......................................................4

Reception of Sensor Signal ...........................4

Operating the Main Unit .................................4

Operating the Sensor ..................................5

Reception of Radio Controlled Time Signal ....6

Signal Reception Indicator ............................6

Time and Calendar Manual Setting ...................6

Alarm Time Setting .........................................7

Using Alarm Function ....................................7

To Silence the Alarm .......................................8

Reading Indoor & Outdoor Temperature Records ...8

Viewing the Min. & Max. Temperature Records ...8

Weather Forecast Indicator ...........................8

Using Ice Alert Function ................................9

Battery Replacement .....................................9

Placement of Main Unit and Sensor .................9

Weather Station with

Radio-ControlledAlarmClockandIceAlert

Model: EW93

USERMANUAL

Precautions ..............................................10

Specifications ..........................................11

About Oregon Scientific ........................11

Eu-Declaration of Conformity ............12

FCC Statement .............................................12

Declaration of Conformity ............................12

BRIEFINTRODUCTION

Thank you for your purchase of thisWeather Station

with Radio-Controlled Alarm Clock and Ice Alert.

Please read these instructions carefully and keep

the manual well for future reference.

The receiver unit has a clear and easy-to-read

display that shows the indoor temperature, time,

the maximum & minimum temperature records in

the past 24 hours as well as the outdoor temperature

measured and transmitted from the remote sensors.

It is able to receive and display readings from up to

3 remote sensors.

The 433 MHz technology means no wire installation is

required and you can place the sensors anywhere you

like within 30m (100ft) from the main (indoor) unit.

This product is designed to synchronize its date and

time automatically once it is within range of the

signal from the atomic clock in Germany/England.

OVERVIEW

RECEIVER

1.SNOOZE/LIGHT key:

•In normal time mode, press it once to turn on

the backlight for 5 seconds.

•Press it to silence the current alarm when it is

goingandenter the snoozemodefor 8 minutes.

2.LCD display:

•Displays outdoor & indoor temperature, time

and date.

3.Ice Alert indicator light:

•Flashes when the outdoor temperature is

between -2.0°C (28 °F) and 3.0°C (37 °F).

4.+/CHANNEL key:

•Press it once to switch among Channel 1, 2

and 3.

•Press and hold it for 2 seconds to view the

channels automatically. Press it again to exit

the automatic display mode.

•In time setting mode, press it to increase the

setting values.

5.SET CLOCK key:

•In normal time mode, press it once to enter

the normal time setting mode.

•In normal time setting mode, press it to step

the setting items. Press and hold it to exit the

setting mode in any step.

6.-/MIN.MAX. key:

•Press it to show the minimum and maximum

temperature records in the past 24 hours.

•Press and hold it for 3 seconds to delete the

minimum and maximum temperature records.

•In time setting mode, press it to decrease the

setting values.

7.SENSOR key:

•Press it once to search a sensor.

•During the reception period, press and hold it

for 3 seconds to stop the reception.

8.°C/°F slide switch:

•SlideittoswitchbetweenCelsiusandFahrenheit.

9.ALARM ON/OFF key:

•Press it once to turn on the backlight and

display the alarm time for 5 seconds.

•Press it again to turn on/off the alarm.

10.SET ALARM key:

•Press it once to turn on the backlight for 5

seconds, and at the same time to enter the

alarm time setting mode.

•In alarm time setting mode, press it to step

the setting items.

11.RESET key:

•Press it to return all values to default values.

•In case of malfunction, the unit may be

required to reset.

12.RCC key:

•In normal time mode, press it once to receive

the RC signal for reception testing.

•During the reception period, press and hold it

for 8 seconds to stop the reception.

13.UK/EU slide switch:

•Slide it to select the country version between

EU (Germany) and UK (England).

14.BATTERYCOMPARTMENT:

•Accommodates 2 AA size batteries.

15.BATTERY DOOR

LCD DISPLAY

1. Weather forecast icon

2. Sensor signal

3. Channel

4. Low battery indicator

5. Min.&Max.temperature

6. Time

7. Signal reception indicator

8. °C & °F

9. Outdoor temperature

10. Indoor temperature

SENSOR

1.LED indicator:

•Flashes when the remote unit transmits a

reading.

2.Wall-mounting holder:

•Supports the sensor on the wall.

3.RESET key:

• Press it to restart the sensor and return all

values to default values.

4.CHANNEL slide switch:

•Assign the sensor to channel 1, 2 or 3.

5.BATTERY COMPARTMENT:

•Accommodates 2 AAA size batteries.

6.BATTERY DOOR

RECEPTION OF SENSOR SIGNAL

OPERATING THE MAIN UNIT

1. Remove the battery door and slide “UK/EU”

switch to select the desired country version.

2. Insert 2 new AA size batteries as per the polarity

informationmarkedon thebatterycompartment.

3. Press “RESET” key to restart the clock.

4. Slide “°C/°F” switch to select between Celsius

and Fahrenheit.

5. Replace the battery door.

6. Press “+/CHANNEL” key to select the desired

channel.

Note When the sensor signal is received, the icon

“ ” will be displayed on the LCD.

OPERATING THE SENSOR

1. Remove the battery door and slide

“CHANNEL” switch to synchronize the channel

with receiver.

2. Insert 2 new AAA size batteries as per the

polarity information marked on the battery

compartment.

3. Press “RESET” key to restart the clock.

4. Replace the battery door.

Note

The transmission range may vary depending on

many factors. You may need to experiment with

various locations to get the best results.

Standard Alkaline batteries contain significant

amounts of water. Because of this they will freeze

in low temperatures of approximately -12°C (10°F).

Disposable Lithium batteries have a much lower

threshold for temperature with an estimated

freezing range of below -30°C (-22°F).

Wireless ranges can be impacted by a variety of

factors such as extremely cold temperatures.

Extreme cold may temporarily reduce the effective

range between the sensor and the base station. If

the unit’s performance fails due to low temperature,

the unit will resume proper functioning as the

temperature rises to within the normal temperature

range (i.e. no permanent damage will occur to the

unit due to low temperatures).

Main unit is searching for the sensor(s)

(the icon will be flashing)

The sensor(s) cannot be found

Sensor 1 has been found

(the icon will be displayed,

but won't flash)

The sensor(s) cannot be found after

operating the main unit for 60 minutes

and “--”

(Outdoor

temperature

Area)

RECEPTIONOFRADIOCONTROLLEDTIME

SIGNAL

The time and calendar are radio-controlled. The

current time and calendar are automatically

synchronized with time signal transmitted from

Germany/England.

When used for the first time (after inserting batteries or

pressing “RESET” key), and then after 5 minutes, the

clock will start to receive the time signal. The signal

reception indicator will be flashing for 7 minutes.

SIGNAL RECEPTION INDICATOR

The wave segment flashing means time signals are

being received. The signal quality could be classified

into 3 types:

Note

1. The unit will automatically search for the time

signal at 2:00 (3:00 or 4:00 is also available if

the signal is not received at 2:00), 8:00, 14:00

and 20:00 each day.

2. Always place the unit away from interfering

sources such as TV set, computer, etc.

3. Avoid placing the unit on or next to metal

plates.

4. Closed area such as airport, basement, tower

block or factory is not recommended.

5. Do not start reception in moving articles such

as vehicles or trains.

TIME AND CALENDAR MANUAL SETTING

If you are out of reach of the Radio Controlled

sensor or if the reception is not reachable, the time

and calendar can be set manually. As soon as the

signal of sensor is received again, the clock will

automatically synchronize with the exact time and

calendar.

1. In normal time mode, press “SET CLOCK”

key once to enter the time setting mode.

2. Press “+/CHANNEL” or “-/MIN.MAX.” key to

change the settings.

3. Press “SET CLOCK” to confirm. The setting

order is: 12/24-hr format, time, +/-23 hours

time difference, year, day/month format,

date.

4. Press “SET CLOCK” key to save and exit the

setting mode.

No signal Weak signal

Excellent signal

Note

1. During the setting period, press and hold “+/

CHANNEL” or “-/MIN.MAX.” key to speed up

the change of settings.

2. Through “+/-23 hours time difference” setting,

the precise time of another area will be shown.

ALARM TIME SETTING

1. In normal time mode, press “SET ALARM”

key once to enter the alarm time setting

mode.

2. Press “+/CHANNEL” or “-/MIN.MAX.” key to

set hour/minute.

3. Press “SET ALARM” key to save and exit the

setting mode. “” indicates alarm is ON.

Note

1. Thealarm willbe automaticallyturned onwhen

you set the alarm time.

2. During the alarm time setting period, press

and hold “+/CHANNEL” or “-/MIN.MAX.” key

to speed up the change of settings.

USING ALARM FUNCTION

1. Set the alarm time as the above section.

2. Innormal timemode, press“ALARMON/OFF”

key once to display the current alarm time.

3. Press it again to turn alarm ON/OFF.

12/24 Hr setting Time setting

Time difference setting

Year settingMD/DM settingMonth-Date setting

Normal time mode

Alarm time setting mode

TO SILENCE THE ALARM

1. Press “SNOOZE/LIGHT” to silence the alarm

for 8 minutes. The “ ” will be flashing.

2. Press “ALARM ON/OFF” key to turn the alarm

off and activate it again after 24 hours.

3. If no key is pressed within 120 seconds, the

alarm will be turned off and be activated

again after 24 hours.

READING INDOOR & OUTDOOR

TEMPERATURE RECORDS

Slide “ºC/ºF” switch to select between Celsius and

Fahrenheit.

Note

1. If no signals are received or the transmission

is interfered, “--” will appear on the display.

2. Relocate the clock or sensor in other positions

to try out where your clock receives the

signals best. After several trials in vain,

please reset the clock thoroughly.

VIEWINGTHE MIN. &MAX.TEMPERATURE

RECORDS

1. In normal mode, press “-/MIN./MAX.” key once

to show the minimum indoor & outdoor

temperature records in the past 24 hours.

2. Press it twice to show the maximum

temperature records.

3. Press it once again to exit.

Note Press and hold it for 3 seconds to delete

the minimum and maximum temperature records.

WEATHER FORECAST INDICATOR

It will forecast after 12 hours of weather within a 30-

50km (19-31 miles) radius using different icons.

MAX.temperature records

MIN.temperature records

Slightly Cloudy

Cloudy Rainy

Sunny

USING ICE ALERT FUNCTION

If the outdoor temperature range is -2.0ºC ~ 3.0ºC

(28.4ºF ~ 37.4ºF), the ice alert indicator light will be

turned on and flash.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

If the low battery indicator “” displays beside

the outdoor temperature, it means that the battery

power of sensor is not enough, and you should

replace with 2 AAA size batteries at once.

While if the low battery indicator “” displays

beside the indoor temperature, it indicates that you

should replace batteries of the main unit with 2 new

AA size batteries.

Note

Attention!Please dispose of the usedunit orbatteries

in an ecologically safe manner.

PLACEMENT OF MAIN UNIT AND

SENSOR

For the sensor, place the screw on the desired wall

and hang the sensor by the recessed hole in the

back of it or simply place it on the desktop.

For the main unit, you can just place it on the table

by itself.

Low battery indicator

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