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• Time zone - Note: If you set the time zone, for example, to + 01
and the weather station is actuated using the DCF-signal, then the
clock displays one hour later than the DCF-signal.
• Hour
• Minute
• Year
• Month
• Day
• Language setting - To set the day on the display. The follow-
ing codes can be configured and selected using the "UP" and
"DOWN" buttons: GER (German), DAN (Danish), SPA (Spanish),
DUT (Dutch), FRE (French), ITA (Italian), ENG (English)
8.1 Temperature alarm
You have the option to define a temperature range for both the indoor and the
outdoor sensor. With the temperature alarm, the base station will emit an alarm
sound if the sensor measures anything outside this temperature range.
Press and hold the "ALERT" button at the top of the base station for about 3
seconds. The temperature display starts flashing. The following symbol starts
glowing: "Hi".
Then press the "UP" or the "DOWN" button to select the maximum temperature
of the desired range. Confirm the value by pressing the "ALERT" button. The
"Low" symbol starts flashing in the temperature display. By pressing the "UP" and
"DOWN" buttons, you can now select the minimum value of the desired tempera-
ture range. Confirm again by pressing the "ALERT" button. The temperature alarm
is now ready for use.
Press the "DOWN" button to enable/disable the temperature alarm. When the
temperature alarm is enabled, a bell icon appears in the display next to the
corresponding symbol.
If the outdoor sensor now measures a temperature outside the previously set
range, an alarm is emitted for about one minute from the base station. This alarm
can be muted by pressing a button on the weather station. The temperature
which triggered the alarm will flash in the display. Press the "ALERT" button to
switch the alarm off.
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