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Model : MeteoClock Elegance SM1800

Category : Weather Station

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USER MANUAL MeteoClock Elegance SM1800 LEXIBOOK

Congratulations on your purchase of this weather station, MeteoClock

SM1800 “Elegance”. Please take the time to read and understand this manual so you can begin to enjoy the convenience and features this product has to offer. What exactly is a Weather Station? Lexibook digital stations measure not only the time in progress – thanks to their built-in clock- but also the actual and upcoming weather. The MeteoClock

SM1800 incorporates the following functions: - Thermometer: The temperature is displayed in real time to the nearest tenth of a degree Celsius. Thanks to its wireless sensor, the weather station can give you the temperature reading outside or in another room. - Hygrometer: The indoor hygrometry is displayed as a percentage of the air’s moisture content. The so-called ‘Comfort Zone’ for the human body ranges from 35 to 65% (ideally 60%) hygrometry for a given temperature between 18 and 24

- Barometer: The station also monitors the atmospheric pressure and, based on its pattern of evolution, displays a weather forecast as a user-friendly icon: sun, clouds, rain... That’s the weather to be expected in the next 8 to 12 hours. And many extra features: - Animated icons - Wall mounting stand - Pivoting and rotating base - Blue backlit LCD display MAIN FEATURES Main Display Unit SM1800

Perpetual Calendar up to year 2069. ÿ 12/24 hour time display selectable. ÿ Local temperature and indoor humidity display. ÿ Animated weather forecast symbols. ÿ Receives and monitors temperature from up to 3 remote sensors via RF technology of 433MHz (One Wireless Thermo Sensor Included). ÿ Temperature trend indicator. ÿ Maximum/Minimum Memory for Indoor / Outdoor Temperature and Indoor Humidity. ÿ Days of week selectable in 8 Languages. ÿ Wall Mount or base selectable. ÿ Lunar and tidal phases ÿ User selectable

ÿ Battery: 2 x AA size English English Thermo sensor unit

Drip-proof design with LCD ÿ Temperature display in user- selectable

English English GETTING STARTED A. Main unit LCD Display A1 – Animated weather forecast symbols A2 – Pressure trend indicator A3 – Indoor Max/Min temperature & humidity memory A4 – Indoor Humidity A5 – Indoor temperature A6 – Outdoor Max/Min temperature memory A7 – Remote sensor channel # (CH) & outdoor temperature trend A8 – Alternate channel display & signal search A9 – Outdoor Temperature A10 – Low battery indicator A11 – Alarm mode A12 – Time Display A13 – Alarm on/off icon A14 – Tide and moon phase indicators A15 – Blue backlit B1 – Alarm on/off: to turn the alarm on/off B2 – Channel: to toggle between channel 1, 2 and 3. B3 – Alert: to set the temperature alert. B4 – Mode/Set: to enter and set the time, date, and alarm clock. B5 – Min/Max: to enter the max/min outdoor and indoor temperature, plus the max/min indoor humidity records.

Located on top of the main unit B bis . Main unit back keys ** B6 – +(12/24) button: to adjust the alarm clock and the alert, to select the 12/24 display mode. Press and hold to adjust digits at a faster rate. B7 – - (

F) button/Weather: to adjust the alarm clock and the alert, to select

F in indoor and outdoor temperature display. Press and hold to adjust digits at a faster rate. ** Located at the back of the main unit B. Main unit function keys * C- Sensor unit – LCD Display C1 – Channel number C2 – Automatic learn function icon C3 – Outdoor temperature C4 – Low battery indicatorCopyright © Lexibook 2008

English English D1 –

F button: to select oC or oF display. D2 – Channel selection switch: to set the sensor unit to channel 1, 2 or 3. D3 – TX button: to synchronize the remote sensor with new

F or channel settings. *** Located at the back of the sensor unit, inside the battery compartment. D. Sensor Unit Function keys *** POWER SUPPLY Your Meteoclock works with 2 AA batteries for the main unit and 2 AAA for the remote sensor (all not included). Battery installation

1. Remote Sensor: Use a screwdriver to open the

battery door located at the back of the remote sensor unit. Insert 2 AAA batteries according to the polarity. Close back the battery compartment and tighten the screw.

2. Main Unit: Use your finger to lift the battery door

located at the back of the main unit. Insert 2 AA batteries according to the polarity. Close back the battery compartment. LOW BATTERY INDICATION: If the batteries of the remote sensor are low, the following indicator will be displayed on the main unit, next to the outdoor temperature display [A10]. Please replace the remote sensor’s batteries. The indicator will also be displayed on the remote sensor’s screen [C4]. When the main unit’s LCD display becomes dim, it indicates that the batteries are low and need to be changed. Main Unit Remote Sensor SETTINGS Please make sure the main unit has NOT been turned on.

SETTING THE REMOTE SENSOR

1. Unscrew the battery cover located at the back of the sensor unit and insert 2xAAA batteries to

2. CH 123 will be displayed [C1]. Select a channel (1, 2 or 3) using the [D2] switch. The channel

function allows the receiver to identify each remote sensor. The main unit can receive up to 3 different remote channels. The preferred channel number (1, 2 or 3) for each individual remote sensor can be assigned. However, channel 1 is used for collecting data from outdoors and activating the weather forecast symbols. If you only have one remote sensor, please set it at channel 1 and place it outdoors.

4. Press the TX button [D3] to synchronize the sensor with your new settings. The icon will appear

5. Insert 2 x AA batteries at the back of the main unit.

Note: the SM1800 comes with one main unit and one remote sensor. If you wish to buy additional sensors please refer to the section ACCESSORIES at the end of this manual. SM1802 comes with 2 sensors, SM1803 comes with 3 sensors. SYNCHRONIZATION Automatic Learn Function

1. The Learn function executes automatically and runs for approximately 2 minutes when the

batteries are first installed in the receiver.

2. Within these 2 minutes, the main unit picks up the temperature & humidity signals from the remote

CLOCK AND ALARM SETTINGS

FIXING THE REMOTE SENSOR AND MAIN UNIT Remote sensor The remote sensor can be placed upright on a smooth surface or wall-mounted. To ensure a good transmission, the remote sensor should not be installed on or near a large metal surface. Before choosing the location of the remote sensor, test that the receiver can receive the signals. It is also recommended that the remote sensor is placed as close as possible to the main unit to eliminate any interference. The remote sensor can also be wall-mounted. To do so, locate the wall-mounting hole at the back of the sensor (upper part) and fix it on a hook or nail. Main unit The main unit can be fixed on the rotating/pivoting base or on the wall-mounted base (both included). To use the base, fix the main unit’s socket (located under the unit) into the base’s jack. Place the base on a smooth, stable surface. To use the wall-mounted base, insert a screw in each wall-mounting hole (2) and fix it to a wall. Then, fix the main unit’s socket into the wall-mounted base’s jack. BACK LIGHT: To use the back light, press [A15], located below the main unit LCD display. The back light stays on for 5 seconds. Manual Time and Date Setting:

1. The setting sequence is displayed in the order:

Hours Minutes Seconds Year Month/Day sequence Month Day Time Zone Day-of-week language.

2. Press and hold [B4] to enter the manual Clock/Calendar setting mode.

3. Time and date: Press the “+” [B6] or “-” [B7] buttons to adjust the settings and press [B4] to confirm

4. The month and day sequence gives you the option to select whether the month or the day is

displayed first. Time Zone: The time zone should be set to 0. Day of the week: It can be displayed in different 8 languages: for English, select EN; German (GE), French (FR), Spanish (SP), Italian (IT), Dutch (NE), Danish (DA), and Russian (RU). Notes: - You will automatically exit the time setting mode after 5 seconds of inactivity. - “DST” appears on the LCD if the Daylight Saving Time mode has been activated. 12/24 Hour Display mode: Outside the manual time setting mode, press the [B6] key to select the 12 or 24 hours mode. Alarm Clock Function:

1. The alarm clock sequence is as follows:

Time Date Alarm Time

2. Outside the manual time setting mode, press [B4] twice to scroll to the alarm.

3. Press and hold [B4] to set the alarm.

6. Press the [B1] button to turn the alarm ON and OFF. When the alarm is activated, its icon ( )

will be displayed at [A13].

7. When the alarm rings, you can press the backlit button [A15] to activate the snooze alarm. The

alarm will ring again 5 minutes later. In the meantime, the alarm icon will blink. If you want to stop the alarm, press any button. The alarm will ring again the next day at the same time. If you wish to deactivate the alarm completely, you must turn it off (see step 6).Copyright © Lexibook 2008

Animated Weather Forecast Symbols This weather station is capable of detecting barometric pressure changes, and based on the data collected, predicting the weather for the next 8 to 12 hours. There are 5 different weather forecast symbols [A1]. After inserting new batteries or pressing and holding the [B7] key, the weather forecast icon will flash [A1]. Enter the current weather using the [B6] and [B7] keys to choose among the weather forecast symbols available. REMARKS: ÿ After having completed the settings of your weather station, please discard the readings of the weather forecast for the next 12-24 hours. This will allow sufficient time for the Weather Station to operate at a constant altitude and therefore result in a more accurate forecast. ÿ The remote sensor set on Channel 1 is used to help displaying the weather forecast icons (as well as the trend indicator). Please place it outdoors. ÿ Absolute accuracy cannot be guaranteed regarding weather forecasting. ÿ The weather forecasting feature is estimated to have an accuracy level of about 75% due to the varying areas the Weather Station has been designed to be used in. Why study barometric pressure? Generally, bad weather is associated with low barometric pressure and fine weather with high pressure. A low pressure area is surrounded by air of higher pressure. As the higher pressure air cannot move in the low pressure area, it will move upwards, causing condensation of water in the air and producing clouds. The opposite is true for high pressure: in a high pressure area, air of lower pressure will move downwards, warming up the air and evaporating the water in the air. Indicates that the barometric pressure trend is increasing. Indicates that the barometric pressure trend is steady. Indicates the barometric pressure trend is decreasing. Pressure trend The trend pointer displayed at [A2] indicates the trend of the barometric pressure. Lo w p re ssu re

TEMPERATURE DISPLAY AND ALARM

°C or °F Temperature display: You can select to display the indoor [A5] and outdoor [A9] temperature in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F) by pressing the [B7] key. Temperature Alert Function:

1. Press and hold the [B3] button to set the outdoor temperature alert function.

2. Use the [B6] and [B7] keys to select which temperature alert you wish to set: indoor temperature

alert or outdoor temperature alert (channel 1, 2 or 3).

3. Press [B3] to confirm.

4. Use the [B6] and [B7] keys to set the upper limit of the temperature alarm“ ” and press [B3]

5. Use the [B6] and [B7] keys to set the lower limit “ ” of the temperature alarm and press [B3]

6. For example, you can set the temperature alarm between 0°C and 35°C. Every time the remote

sensor registers an outdoor temperature lower than 1°C or higher than 34°C, the temperature alarm will ring and [A9] will blink. It will ring for a few seconds, stop, and ring a few seconds later until it is turned off.Copyright © Lexibook 2008

This weather station records everyday the maximum/minimum indoor /outdoor temperature and indoor humidity level. The readings are automatically cleared daily at 00:00.

1. Press [B5] once to see the maximum indoor temperature [A5], outdoor temperature [A9] and indoor

humidity [A4]. “MAX” is shown at [A3] and [A6].

2. Press [B5] twice to see the minimum indoor [A5] and outdoor temperature [A9]. “MIN” is shown

3. Press and hold [B5] to clear the recorded temperature and humidity readings.

Moon phases Throughout the 28 days of the lunar month, the aspect of the moon changes. Indeed, the moon, being spherical, is always half lightened up by the sun. As the moon rotates around the Earth, the appearance of its lightened side changes continuously. This phenomenon creates moon phases. The moon phase [A14] on your MeteoClock® is automatically updated according to the year / month / day. If you have one or two additional sensors, you can place them in a different location in your house; in a bedroom, for example. Your main unit can collect the temperature and humidity data of up to three remote sensors. Set up: To set up a new sensor, follow the instructions given on page 5. Make sure you set every sensor to a different channel. Temperature and humidity and display : You can view the humidity and temperature readings of your different remote sensors by pressing the [B2] key. The sequence is as follows: 1: New Moon 2: Waxing Crescent 3: First Quarter 4: Waxing Gibbous 5: Full Moon 6: Waning Gibbous 7: Last Quarter 8: Waning Crescent Tides Every 12 hours approximately, the oceans on each side of the planet rise slightly then fall back. This movement is called tides. It is the result of the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun and the rotations of the earth, moon and sun. Your weather station displays the tide status [A14] as follows: H: High Tide M: Medium Tide L: Low Tide

FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS FOR MULTI-SENSOR USE

ACCESSORIES The sign ‘ ’ [A8] means that the unit will display your available channels consecutively. Press and hold [B2] to remove a channel manually. It will automatically search and register new channel again if a new channel is received. If no temperature is displayed on an existing channel ( “ - - . –“ is displayed on the LCD ), press and hold [B2] to cancel that channel and receive the channel again. Then, press [D3] on the corresponding sensor unit to transmit the signal to the main unit manually. Additional sensors: Measure temperature and hygrometry in other places! - Upstairs - In the baby's bedroom - In the basement - In the wine cellar - In another room To order, phone the Lexibook office located in your country or browse www.lexibook.comCopyright © Lexibook 2008

1. The temperature measurements of

the remote sensor and receiver do not match.

2. Temperature reading of outdoor remote

sensor seems too high.

3. Receiver is no longer receiving remote

sensor signals or display. Solution:

1. Wait for about 1-2 minute to ensure the remote

sensor and receiver are in phase. Otherwise, re-synchronize receiver by holding [D3] for 3 seconds until a beep is heard.

2. Ensure the remote sensor is out of direct sunlight,

and away from sources of heat.

3. Repeat the learning procedures.

-Temperature may be below -30°C. - Batteries in remote sensor may need changing. - Move remote sensor closer to the receiver. - Make sure remote sensor is away from sources of electrical disturbance. Weather Station Receiver SM1800 Size: 213 x 118 x 140 mm Battery Type: 2 X 1.5V AA batteries Operation Temp: 0C- +50C Temp. Range: 0C- +50C Measurement Accuracy: +- 1C Measuring range Indoor temperature : 0°C ~ +50°C Indoor Humidity: 20% ~ 95% Outdoor temperature : -50°C ~ +70°C Resolution: 0.1°C Thermo sensor unit ASM30 Size: 140 x 44 x 30 mm Battery Type: 2 X 1.5V AAA batteries Temp. Range: -20C- +50C Transmission Frequency: 433Mhz Transmission Range: 30 meter (Open area) MAINTENANCE WARRANTY In order to clean the unit, use only a soft cloth moistened with water; do not use any detergent product. Do not dismantle or drop the unit. Remove the batteries if the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time. NOTE: Please keep this instruction manual, it contains important information. This product is covered by our two-year warranty. To make use of the warranty or the after-sales service, please contact your retailer and supply proof of purchase. Our warranty covers material or installation-related defects attributable to the manufacturer, with the exception of wear caused by failure to respect the instructions for use or any unauthorised work on the equipment (such as dismantling, exposure to heat or damp, etc.). Lexibook UK Ltd, Unit 10 Petersfield Industrial Estate, Bedford Road, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3QA, United Kingdom. Helpline: 0808 1003015. www.lexibook.com Note: Please keep this instruction manual, it contains important information. Environmental Protection Unwanted electrical appliances can be recycled and should not be discarded along with regular household waste! Please actively support the conservation of resources and help protect the environment by returning this appliance to a collection centre (if available).15 English Copyright © Lexibook 2008

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Julian Chung QA Manager We, Lexibook® S.A. 2, avenue de Scandinavie 91953 Courtaboeuf Cedex, France hereby declare under our full and sole responsibility, that the product: Name: MeteoClock® Evolution Reference / type: SM1800 Make: Lexibook® to which this declaration refers, complies with the essential requirements and any other provisions stated in Directive R&TTE (1999/5/EC) for all that applies to:

SECURITY: EN60950-1/A11: 2004

RADIOFREQUENCY: EN 300220-1 (V1.3.1 2000-09), EN300220-3 (V1.1.1 2000-09) CEM (Electromagnetic compatibility): EN 301489-1 (V1.4.1 2002-08), EN301489-3 (V1.4.1 2002-08) Additional information: Certified laboratory being consulted: TIMCO Technical report available from: Lexibook, 2 avenue de Scandinavie, 91953 Courtaboeuf cedex dated the 29th of March 2006 is suitable for use within the European Union member states.INTRODUCTION MeteoClock