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Setting up the wireless outdoor sensor
DANGER of severe injuries
− During wall installation, there must be no electrical cables, gas or water
pipes installed in the walls at the mounting site. Otherwise, when
drilling holes, there is a risk of electric shock!
The wireless outdoor sensor has a hanging eyelet on the back, as well as a mounting foot.
− Place or hang the outdoor sensor at a position where it is protected from the
direct influence of the weather (rain, sun, wind, etc.). Suitable locations are, for
example, under an awning or in a carport.
Use additional wireless sensors
The base station is supplied with a wireless sensor. However, you can operate it
with up to three outdoor sensors. Please contact service@ade-germany.de for more
information or a paid order.
‚ The outdoor sensors can be situated in different spaces or outdoors.
‚ Every sensor must be allocated its own number (= no. of the transmission
channel).
Procedure:
1. Place the base station and the outdoor sensor close to each other.
2. Remove the battery compartment cover on the rear side of the outdoor sensor.
3. For each outdoor sensor, set a unique channel using the switches. The sensor
delivered with the weather station uses channel 1 by default; for the second sensor
you should thus choose channel 2.
4. Insert two batteries of the type indicated on the base.
Pay attention to the correct polarity (+/-).
5. Replace the battery compartment cover.
6. Using the CH button, select the corresponding outdoor sensor (1, 2 or 3) in order to
have its data displayed.
‚ You can also press the CH button repeatedly until
display above the outdoor temperature. This is a sign that the data from
the outdoor sensors will automatically be called up and displayed in
succession.
‚ If the channel number is not displayed after inserting the batteries,
press the TX button for the respective wireless sensor. This way, the
weather data is transmitted directly to the base station.
You can then set up the new outdoor sensor at its own installation site.
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