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Brand : Plieger

Model : REV 800

Category : Doorbells

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We assume no liability for losses through incorrect application or non-observance of the safetyinstructions.The device must not be modified or rebuilt, otherwise not only the approval (CE), but also theguarantee expire.The manufacturer or supplier does not assume responsibility for incorrect indications or anyeffects or troubles caused by an incorrect indication.The device sensitively responds to electrostatic discharge. If there are any malfunctions, pleasereset the device.The device is no toy and should be kept away from children!

DEW IN COMF POINT Ch WET HEAT INDEX DRY METER HPa MAX Radio receptionmorning/afternoonTemperatureindicatorMoon phaseChannelshift indicatorMinimum/MaximumTrendTemperature Dew Point Heat IndexBatteryindicatorChannel ComfortindicatorHygrometerBarometerWeatherforecastHygrometerindicatorStandbySleeptimerAlarmSnoozeSummer time Explanation of display GBInstallation Home receiver unit: Mains operation: Battery operation: Remote sensor for thermo-hygrometer Plug in the mains adapter (21) into the adapter socket at the backside (20) for basic operation and continuous backlight. Additionally insert 3 pieces of AA batteries to assure the current supply during a power failure. If a continuous backlight is not necessary you only have to insert 3 pieces of AA batteries. The backlight can be activated for about 15 seconds by pushing the button “Snooze/Light/Sound” (10). After the installation of the device the unit of the pressure is flashing. Select between the pressure units mb (millibar), inHg (inches of mercury) and hPA (hektopascal) with buttons 3 and 4 and choose with button “Pressure” (7). Now the spot height is flashing, which can be selected in the same manner. The more exact the spot height of the location, the more exact is also the weather forecast. Loosen the screws on the battery door with a small screwdriver Insert 2 pieces of AAA batteries according to the indicated polarity Channel 1 is preselected. If more than one sensor is used you have to select channel 2 and 3 for the 2nd and 3rd sensor. To connect to the main station press and hold the “CHANNEL/SEARCH”-button (5) on main unit until you hear a beep sound. Press the “TX”-button (B) for the registration of the outdoor sensor on the main station, so that the measured values will be shown on the main station after a successful transmission. Select degree unit Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (F) by pushing the “C/F”-button (A). Close the battery compartment.

Press the bell push button (15). On the receiver, the signal tone sounds. Select the loudness by using the volume control (17). Automatic adjustment of time and date Pushing the button “ ” results in a synchronisation with the radio clock in Mainflingen (Germany). In this process the antenna symbol flashes until a successful transmission and afterwards it is shown permanently. If a transmission is not possible, the process must be repeated on another place. The weather station should be synchronised apart from electrical devices, because they have a negative influence on the synchronisation. If a synchronisation is also not possible after several attempts, the time and date can also be adjusted manually as described in the following. During the next synchronisation the manual adjusted values will be overwritten. Note: Manual adjustment of time and date By pushing the “Clock”-button (1) for 3 seconds the display “24H” starts flashing. Now the desired settings can be selceted with buttons 3 and 4 and confirmed by pushing “Clock” (1) again. The different settings are all adjusted in the same manner and have the following sequence: 24H/12H (format) hour minute year date (format) month day. The weekday and moon phase indicator will be added automaticly according to the entered date. 10Display for the phase of the moon full moon new moon Adjustment of Alarm: By pushing the button “Alarm” (2) for 3 seconds the hours of the time display “0:00” starts flashing and the bell symbol “ ” and “AL” appear on the display. Now the desired settings can be selected with buttons 3 and 4 and confirmed by pushing “Alarm” (2) again. The minutes can be selected in the same manner. By confirming the setting for the minutes the normal mode (display of time) is shown again. Read and activate/deactivate the alarm Read: Press button “Alarm” (2) in normal mode 1x Activate: Press button “Alarm” (2) in normal mode 2x Deactivate: Press button “Alarm” (2) in normal mode 3x Back to normal mode Press button “Clock” (1) 1x Alarm signal: As alarm you can hear a beep sound every second for one minute and then a continuous tone for one minute. If the button “Snooze/Light” (8) is pushed during that time the symbol “Zz” appears in the display and the alarm signal is repeated after 10 minutes. Otherwise it is inactive until the next day. Adjustment of time zone: To show the time of another place on the world (e.g. on holidays) the time zone can be adjusted in the following way: By pushing the button “Zone” (9) for 3 seconds, the display shows “Zone 0”. Select desired time zone from +12 to -12 with buttons 3 and 4. Return to normal mode by pushing button “Zone” (9).

Note: Push “Zone”-button (9) to switch from normal mode to time zone-display. It is shown on the display by the note “Zone” next to the time.

Display of minimum and maximum temperature and humidity Maximum: Press button “MEMORY” (6) in normal mode 1x Minimum: Press button “MEMORY” (6) in normal mode 2x Back to normal mode: Press button “MEMORY” (6) in normal mode 3x Delete: Press button “MEMORY” (6) for 3 seconds %Display for comfort zone The comfort zone results from the temperature and the humidity and reflects the room climate. Display COMF WET DRY No display Temperature range 20°C til 25°C (60°F til 77°F) -5°C til +50°C (23°F til 122°F) -5°C til +50°C (23°F bis 122°F) Less than 20°C (68°F) or more than 25°C (77°F) Humidity range 40% til 70% over 70% under 40% 40% til 70% Note for Ideal ratio of temperature and humidity Humidity too high Environment too dry Not applicable Display for temperature, humidity and trend Shortly after the installation of the device the indoor temperature and humidity are shown as digital and bar display respectively. These values can be shown for each channel and for the location of the device by pushing the button “Channel/Search” (5). It is also possible to adjust a rotating display (change every 10 seconds) between the channels and the main station, which is indicated by the symbol “ ”. The trend display shows a constant process at the beginning (horizontal arrow) and varies during a temperature change of more than 1°C (and 2°F respectively) per hour to a rising or falling arrow. Display Temperature trend Humidity trend rising rising constant constant falling falling Adjustment of temperature display (°C or °F) Push button “C/F” (13) to toggle between the temperature display in °C and °F.

Snooze/Light/Sound Alarm repetition: Push button „Snooze/Light“ (10) during an alarm. Backlight: Push button „Snooze/Light“ (10) in normal mode, if the device is used with an adaptor.Heat Index with indicator The heat index is the actual windchill factor of the human body and results of the current air temperature and humidity. By pushing the buttons “Channel/Search” (5) and „Heat Index/Dew Point“ (8) it can be shown for each channel and for the location of the device. In the normal mode also the following indicators are displayed: CAUTION - Exercise more fatiguing than usual EXTREME CAUTION - Heat cramps, exhaustion possible DANGER - Heat exhaustion likely EXTREME DANGER - Heat stroke imminent Dew Point The dew point is the saturation point of the air, or the temperature to which the air has to be cooled in order to get condensation. By pushing the buttons “Channel/Search” (5) and „Heat Index/Dew Point“ (8) twice, it can be shown for each channel and for the location of the device. Low battery indication If the symbol „ “ appears on the display of the main station or the outdoor sensor the batteries are low and must be changed. Barometric pressure These values can be adjusted with buttons 3 and 4 and the “Pressure”-button (7) as described under „Installation“. During operation the unit of the pressure can be selected between mb, inHG and hPa by pressing the “Pressure”-button (7) for 3 seconds until the display “Meter” appears on the display and the spot height flashes. It can be changed with buttons 3 and 4 and confirmed with the “Pressure”- button (7). Weather forecast The unit predicts the weather condition of the next 12 24 hours based on the change of atmospheric pressure in the last 6 hours with an accuracy of about 70-75%. The coverage area is around 30 km. The weather forecast center uses the following 5 symbols to display the weather condition of the coming 12-24 hours: SUNNY PARTLY CLOUDY CLOUDY RAINY STORMY

13Change of code in the case of interferences: A: Adjust a new sender-code on the sender: B: Inherit a new code on the receiver If there are interferences with other radio-units or the chime is disturbed by other devices, the transmitter-code must be changed:

1. Push the button (16) until the LED lights.

2. Push the button (16) once again within 5 seconds. The LED blinks.

3. Now a new code is created.

1. Carry out sequence A.

2. Push button (23) on the receiver, to start the learning process.

3. Push the push-button (15) on the transmitter within 7 seconds. The LED (24) on the

transmitter lights during the hitting. Note The weather forecast works not correct within the first 12-24 hours after installation, because the data for interpretation is not available yet. Reset Push „Reset“-button (14) with an acuate object to delete all values. Choice of melodies Turn the slide switch of the device to "HI/LOW”, after the insertion of the batteries.

1. Open the transmitter on the backside. Over the jumper (25) you can choose the desired

melody. Totally there are three different melodies available.

2. To adjust the different melodies, you have to put the jumper (25) in the three different positions.

Position 1-2 (Big Ben), Pos. 2-3 (two-tone) or don't plug in the jumper (three-tone).

Melody A Big Ben Melody B double ring Melody C 3 ring Technical data Main station: Temperature range: 0°C to +50°C (+32°F til +122°F) Temperature resolution: 0,1°C (or 0,2°F) Temperature tolerance: 0°C to 40°C: +/- 1°C 40°C to 50°C: +/- 1,5°C Metering range of air humidity: 20 % to 90 % Hygrometer tolerance (at 25°C): 40 % to 80 %: +/- 5 % 30%to40%:+/-8% 80%to90%:+/-8% 20 % to 90 % and > 90 %: no accurate measurements Resolution of air humidity: 1 % Measuring cycle: 30 sec. Energy demand: 6V adaptor and 3 x 1,5V AA LR6 alkaline batteries if applicable Time: DCF 77, Crystal operation during malfunction of radio signalWarranty During manufacturing this REV product is passed through several quality testing stations which are set up with newest technology. Should nevertheless a defect arise, REV offers a warranty to the following extent:

1. The duration of the warranty is 24 months after the date of purchase.

2. The unit is either repaired or replaced by REV free of charge or if it can be shown that

it has become unusable during the warranty period due to a manufacturing or material Defect.

3. The liability does not cover transport damages or damaged incurred through defective

4. If REV repudiates the warranty claim and no objection is made within 6 months, the

right to repair becomes time-barred.

5. In a warranty case the unit must be sent to the dealer or REV together with the sales

slip and a short description of the defect.

6. If there is no proof for a warranty liability being in place, any repair carried out will be