User Manual

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Do not leave the packaging material lying around. Plastic foil and bags, polystyrene parts etc.
are dangerous toys in the hands of children.
Handle the product with care! Blows or impact, or dropping it even from a small height will
damage it.
6. Battery and environment instructions
• Batteries do not belong in the hands of children.
• Observe the right polarity when inserting the batteries/accumulators.
• Do not leave batteries lying around. Pets or small children may swallow them. If they are
swallowed, contact a doctor immediately.
• Leaking or damaged batteries/accumulators may lead to injury to the skin. For this reason,
use suitable protective gloves when changing them.
• Make sure that batteries or accumulators are not thrown into the fire or short-circuited. There
is a likelihood of explosion!
• Never dismantle batteries/accumulators!
• Do not recharge normal batteries. There is a risk of explosion!
• If the product is not used for longer periods of time (e.g. in case of storage), please remove
the inserted batteries/accumulators in order to prevent damage caused by leaking batteries/
accumulators.
7. Preparation for operation, commissioning
Please observe:
First of all, put all available outdoor sensors into operation (insert batteries)
and then the base station itself.
If you proceed in the opposite order, it could occur that the base station does
not detect all the existing outdoor sensors.
We always recommend you to first of all try out the base station with all outdoor sensors (in as
much as you have purchased additional outdoor sensors besides the supplied combination sensor)
in a room before installing the outdoor sensors in the open air. However, the distance between
the base station and the outdoor sensors should be at least 2 m in order to avoid interference.
If you notice that one outdoor sensor is out of range after installation, you can assume that radio
reception is not sufficient (and that there is no defect in the outdoor sensor).
This initial function test will save extensive and time-consuming error searches afterwards.