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La Crosse Technology 512-807 manual

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  • Page 1

    1 Manual Introduction The W ireless Weather Station with Digital Ba rometer offers ra dio-co ntrolled tim e, weather forecast, a nd indoor and outdoor tempe rature on one ea sy to read displa y. ATOMIC WEATHER S TATION: Time WW VB Perpetu al Reception icon Calend ar Channel indicat or Transmitter lo w battery indicator Forecast icon 12 -hour press [...]

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    2 FEATURES: Six digit time displa y Atomic time and da te with manu al set option Automatically updat es for Daylight S aving Tim e (on/off option) 12 -hour or 24 -hour selectable time Barometric pressu re with 12 -hour history grap h. Forecast icons: su nny, partly cloud y, cloud y, rainy and stormy. Time Alarm Perpetual calenda r. Indoor temperat[...]

  • Page 3

    3 Once the indoor dat a is displa yed, proceed to the ne xt step. After the batterie s are inserted, t he W eather station will start receiving outdoo r temp dat a from the transmitte r. NOTE : This can tak e up to 10 minut es. The outdoor temper ature should th en be displa yed on the W eather station. If this does not happen after 10 m inutes, re[...]

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    4 INSTALL BATTERIES IN THE WE ATHER STATION: Remove the batter y cover from the weather station: Insert a finger in th e rounded depres sion at the bott om of the batte ry cove r. Lift up and pull out t o remove batte ry cover. Install two fresh AA alkaline batte ries accordin g to the polarit y markings. Replace batter y cover. W ithin 30 seconds [...]

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    5 WWVB RADIO CON TROLLE D TIME The NIST radio st ation, WW VB, is located in Ft. Collins, Colo rado and tran smits the exact tim e signal continuo usly throughout the United States at 60 kHz. The si gnal can be recei ved up to 2,000 miles awa y through the inte rnal antenna in the atomic weath er station. H owever, due to t he nature of the Earth?[...]

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    6 FUNCTION BUTTO NS Press and Releas e Functions Hold 3-5 secon ds MEM View MAX/MIN temp eratures CHANNEL Change channels if multiple transm itters Cancel current se nsor SET/ZONE Select Time Zone Tim e Calendar/Time set ALARM View Alarm Alarm set +/ 1 step advance in pr ogram mode Fast advance Alarm on/off - / 1 step backward in pr ogram mode Fast[...]

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    7 SET TIME: The Program menu i nvolves several sections cont rolled by differen t buttons. Buttons are located at th e top and the back of the weat her station. Buttons are: SNOOZE , MEM, CH, SE T / ZONE, AL, + / , - / , BARO, UP ARRO W , and DOWN ARROW . NOTE : The time cannot be ma nually set while th e weather statio n is activel y searching for[...]

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    8 ALARM MINU TE : The Alarm Min utes will be flas hing. Use the PL US or MINU S button to set the Minutes. Press and release th e AL button. ALARM ACTIV ATION: Press and release th e AL button to show Al arm Time. Press and release the PLUS butto n to activate or deactivate th e Alarm. The B ell icon appears when al arm is activate d. SNOOZE: W hen[...]

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    9 BAROMETRIC PRE SSURE: Press and hold BARO button and th e Elevation ( in feet or meters) will flash. Us e the UP or the DOW N ARROW button to enter the current el evation in meters or feet. P ress BARO to confi rm and e xit the setting. NOTE : Elevation will automaticall y show in Feet if when in inHg and s how in Meters when in hPa or mb . W hen[...]

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    10 LOW BATTERY: It is recommended t o replace th e batteries in all u nits eve ry 12 mont hs to ensure optimum accuracy of these units. A low batt ery icon will display next t o the outdoor t emperature when t he transmitter batteries are low and ne xt to the indoor temperature the n the batteries i n the weathe r station are low. POSITIONING THE W[...]

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    11 POSITIONING THE OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENS OR The remote temp erature sensor sh ould be mounted vertically to av oid damage. WALL MOUNT  Install one mounti ng screw (not incl uded) into a wall within transmission range of the weather station, lea ving appro ximately 3/16 of an inch (5mm) extended from the wall.  Place the transmitt er onto t[...]

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    12 MAINTENANCE Do not expose th e display to e xtreme temperatu res, vibration or shock. Keep dry. Clean it with a soft d amp cloth. Do not use sol vents or sco uring agents. The product is not a toy. Keep it o ut of reach of chil dren. The product is not t o be used for me dical purpose or for public inf ormation, b ut is determined for home use o[...]

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    13 WARRANTY INFORM ATION La Crosse Techn ology, Ltd pr ovides a 1- year limited war ranty on this pr oduct against manufacturing defe cts in materials and workm anship. This limited warra nty begins on the original dat e of purchase, is valid onl y on products purchas ed and used in Nort h America and onl y to the ori ginal purc haser of this produ[...]

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    14 LA CROSSE TECHNO LOGY, LTD W ILL NOT ASSU ME LIABILITY FOR INCIDENT AL, CONSEQUENT IAL, PUNITIVE, OR OT HER SIMILAR DA MAGES ASS OCIATED W ITH THE OPERATION OR MALFUNCTION O F THIS PRODUCT. T HIS PRODUCT IS NOT TO BE US ED FOR MEDICAL PURPOSE S OR FOR PUBLIC INFORMAT ION. TH IS PRODUCT IS NOT A TOY. KEEP OUT OF CH ILDREN’S REACH. This warranty[...]