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INDOOR & WIRELESS OUTDOOR THERMOMETER

WITH REAL TIME CLOCK & SNOOZE ALARM

MODEL: 883F01

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing our In/Outdoor thermometer with wireless thermometer sensor and real time clock. The

main unit is designed to receive temperature signals from maximum 3 remote sensors in different locations, and it is

also equipped with a snooze alarm. To ensure proper operations, please read this instruction manual carefully and

save it for future reference.

2. DESCRIPTION OF BUTTONS

A. [SNOOZE/LIGHT] button

Activate the snooze function when an alarm sounds or turn on the backlight for 5 seconds.

B. [MODE ALERT] button

Press the [MODE] side to display the real time clock or alarm time. When display the real time clock, press and

hold the [MODE] side for 3 seconds to activate the clock setting mode.

Press the [ALERT] side to enable or disable temperature alert. Press & hold the [ALERT] button to enter

temperature alert setting mode.

C. [CLR MAX/MIN] button

Press the [MAX/MIN] side to display the maximum and minimum reading of indoor and outdoor temperature,

and then press the [CLR] side to clear the memorized maximum and minimum temperature.

D. [- +(°C/°F)] button

Press the [+(°C/°F)] side to select the temperature display in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F). Both [-] and [+]

buttons can be used to enter values under setting mode.

E. [CHANNEL] button

Press it to display the temperatures of different remote sensors or auto scroll (

) among different channels.

F. [RESET] button

This button is located inside the battery compartment of the main unit, press this button allows you to return all

settings back to factory values.

3. BATTERY INSTALLATION

a. Press the door tab and slide down the battery cover at the back of the main unit. Insert 2pcs of AAA size

batteries according to the “+” and “-” polarity marks shown in the battery compartment.

b. The (---) dash icon will flash at the lower part of the screen and the main unit is now ready to register with the

remote sensor and to receive temperature signal from the RF remote sensor(s).

c. Lift off the bracket stand of the RF remote sensor by releasing the 2 fixing snaps at the bottom, then use a small

screwdriver to remove the battery cover screws.

d. Insert 2pcs of AAA size batteries according to the “+” and “-” polarity marks shown in the battery compartment.

e. Once the batteries are inserted, the sensor will automatically transmit the temperature signal to the main body at

30 seconds interval or when there is a 0.2°C change in temperature. The sensor is also equipped with a manual

transmission button (TX), you can enforce the sensor to transmit the temperature signal by pressing this (TX)

button for 2 seconds.

f. Once the main unit received the temperature signal, the icon “ 1 ” and the temperature of the corresponding

sensor will be displayed on the lower part of the screen.

g. If you have more than one remote sensor, please do not insert batteries for all remote sensors at the same time

otherwise it will cause unsuccessful registration. So, you have to place the batteries for one sensor first. After

registration of the first sensor is completed (i.e. the temperature is displayed on the screen), then insert the

batteries for the second sensor and wait for complete registration before proceed the registration of the third

sensor.

4. HOW TO SET TIME

a. Make sure the [:] colon icon is blinking on the upper part of the screen, if [:] is not blinking, press the [MODE]

button once to change it.

b. Press and hold the [MODE] button for 3 seconds, the hour format 12 or 24hr will start to blink.

c. Use the [- +(°C/°F)] button to select the desired time format then press the [MODE] side again to confirm

and proceed to set hour and minute.

d. Press the [-] button to enter the minute value and press the [+(°C/°F)] button to enter the hour value, then

press the [MODE] button to confirm and proceed to set T2 time zone.

e. T2 time zone setting is for people who can easily adjust the local time when they move from one time zone to

another. If time offset is not required, keep the time offset value equals to 0 and press the [MODE] button to

exit.

5. HOW TO SET ALARM

a. Make sure the [:] colon icon is not blinking on the upper part of the screen, if [:] is blinking, press the [MODE]

button once to change it.

b. Press and hold the [ALERT] button for 3 seconds, then the hour and min will start to blink.

c. Press the [-] button to enter the min value and press the [+(°C/°F)] button to enter the hour value, press the

[MODE] button to confirm, the alarm will be automatically activated and the [

] icon will be displayed on the

upper part of the screen.

d. To deactivate or reactivate the alarm clock, press [CLR] button once.

6. SNOOZE FUNCTION

a. The alarm will go off for one minute, press any button (except [SNOOZE] button) will stop the alarm. If

[SNOOZE] button is pressed, the snooze function will be triggered and the alarm will stop for 8 minutes.

NOTE:

If the main unit idles for 8 seconds during setting, it will exit the setting mode and return to normal display.

NOTE:

Please insert batteries for the main unit first, then the RF remote sensor.

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Brand	Denver
Model	TRC-1400
Category	Weather Stations
File type	PDF
File size	0.72 MB

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The weather station itself is placed inside and needs to be kept away from heat sources such as the kitchen, windows or electrical appliances. A separate outside temperature sensor needs to placed in shadow and at least 1,25m above the ground. A rain sensor needs to be placed in an open area where it can always collect rain. A wind sensor needs to be placed in an open area too, with any obstacles influencing the wind.

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