Operating instructions
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Automatic Switching for Several Temperature/Humidity Sensors
When using several temperature/humidity sensors, the weather station can automatically switch the up to 5 channels.
• Keep the "CHANNEL" (5) button pressed until the icon " " is displayed.
This is only possible when more than one temperature/humidity sensor is logged in at the weather
station.
• To deactivate automatic switching again, keep the "CHANNEL" (5) button pressed until the icon " " goes out.
Select Temperature Alarm, Switch Alarm On/Off
An upper and lower temperature range can be programmed for each of the 5 channels. When they are exceeded
or undercut, an alarm signal can be emitted (cancel by pressing the "SNOOZE / LIGHT" button).
• First use the "CHANNEL" (5) button to select the desired channel for the respective temperature/humidity sensor
for which you want to select the temperature alarm or switch it on or off.
• Repeatedly press the "ALARM/CHART" button (1) briefly to switch between the upper temperature limit (icon
" "), lower temperature limit (icon " ") and normal display.
• When the " " or " " icons are displayed, the respective temperature alarm can be switched on or off by briefly
pressing the "–" (6) or "+" (7) buttons.
When the temperature alarm is switched off, "OFF" is displayed, when the temperature alarm is
switched on, the respective value is displayed.
Setting Temperature Value for Temperature Alarm
• First press the "ALARM/CHART" button (1) once or twice, to display the upper (icon " ") or lower temperature
alarm (icon " ") . Then briefly press the "–" (6) or "+" (7) buttons to switch on the temperature alarm (a temperature
value is displayed instead of "OFF".
• Now keep the "ALARM/CHART" button (1) pressed until the temperature value flashes.
• Using the "–" (6) and "+" (7) buttons, the temperature value can be changed (press the corresponding key longer
for quick adjustment).
• Briefly press the "ALARM/CHART" button (1) for saving the setting.
Outdoor Sensor for Temperature and Humidity
As described for barometric pressure, the indoor/outdoor temperature and indoor/outdoor humidity also has a trend
display to show the respective history:
Rising Steady Decreasing