Meteotime - Weather Station HAMA - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Weather station with radio-controlled clock and METEOTIME forecasts
Brand	Hama
Model	Meteotime
Display	LCD with backlight
Base station power supply	2 AA batteries (1.5 V)
Outdoor sensor power supply	2 AA batteries (1.5 V)
Max. number of outdoor sensors	3
Radio range (base station ⇔ sensor)	Up to 80 m in open field
Radio frequency	433 MHz (sensor) / 77 kHz (DCF)
Indoor temperature measurement range	0 °C to +50 °C
Outdoor temperature measurement range	-20 °C to +60 °C
Humidity range	20 % to 95 % (indoor and outdoor)
Weather forecast	Up to 4 days for 60 regions, 2 days for 30 additional regions
Clock functions	DCF radio-controlled, automatic summer/winter time change, alarm (weekday and weekend)
Displays	Time, date, temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation risk, trends, max/min
Base station dimensions (approx.)	150 x 100 x 50 mm
Base station weight (approx.)	200 g (without batteries)
Outdoor sensor dimensions (approx.)	60 x 80 x 30 mm
Outdoor sensor weight (approx.)	100 g (without batteries)
Maintenance	Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth, without detergent
Safety	Use in dry indoor areas, keep out of reach of children, observe battery polarity
Spare parts / repairability	Compatible outdoor sensors available at www.hama.com

Frequently Asked Questions - Meteotime HAMA

How to set up the Hama Meteotime weather station?

First insert the batteries into the outdoor sensor (2 AA batteries), then into the base station (2 AA batteries). Remove the insulating tabs. The station automatically searches for the DCF signal and METEOTIME data. The time and date display appears within a few minutes, but full reception of forecasts may take up to 24 hours.

What to do if the station does not receive the DCF signal?

Use the TEST function (TEST button) to check reception quality. Place the station at least 1 meter away from sources of interference (TV, computer). If necessary, press the DOWN button for 3 seconds to start a manual search. The search lasts about 5 minutes. If it fails, it will be repeated at the next full hour.

How to set the time manually?

Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds. You can then set the time zone, day language, 12/24h format, year, month, day, hours, minutes, and temperature unit. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to change the value, then press MODE to confirm.

How to select a region for weather forecasts?

Press and hold the TEST button for 3 seconds. The display shows COUNTRY. Select the country with UP/DOWN, confirm with MODE. Then CITY appears; select your city and confirm with TEST. You can save up to 5 favorites.

How to set the alarm?

Press MODE to enter alarm mode. Press UP to display the alarm time. Press and hold MODE for 3 seconds to change the time. Set the hours with UP/DOWN, confirm with MODE, then do the same for the minutes. Repeat for the weekend alarm. The alarm sounds for a maximum of 2 minutes and automatically repeats 24 hours later.

How to enable/disable the snooze function?

While the alarm is sounding, press the DAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHT button. The alarm is interrupted for 5 minutes, then sounds again. To stop the alarm permanently, press any other button.

What to do if the outdoor temperature is not displayed?

Check that the batteries in the outdoor sensor are correctly inserted and that the sensor is within 80 m of the station. Make sure the channel (CH1, CH2, CH3) matches on both devices. Press CHANNEL for 3 seconds to start a manual search.

What is the meaning of the temperature trend symbols?

▲ means the temperature or humidity is rising, ▶ means it is stable, and ▼ means it is falling. These trends are calculated for the next few hours. They are only available after a few hours of operation.

How to clean the weather station?

Use a slightly damp, lint-free cloth. Do not use harsh detergents and ensure no liquid enters the inside of the device.

What to do if the METEOTIME forecasts are not up to date?

The METEOTIME symbol flashes or is inactive if the data is not up to date. Make sure the station is receiving the DCF signal correctly. If the problem persists, change the installation location or remove/reinsert the batteries to force a new reception. Full reception may take up to 24 hours.

USER MANUAL Meteotime HAMA

OperatingInstructions

Bedienungsanleitung

Moded'emploi

Instruccionesdeuso

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Istruzioniperl'uso

Instrukcjaobsługi

Használatiútmutató

Manualdeutilizare

Návodkpoužití

Návodnapoužitie

Manualdeinstruções

Bruksanvisning

Yournewweatherstationisdifferentfromconventionalweather stationsthatonlymeasuretheprevailingweatherconditions. Instead, the information provided by this weather station is based on METEOTIME data, which is compiled daily by highly qualified meteorologists using state-of-the-art instruments.

The weather station was designed so that it can receive the coded METEOTIME signal which transfer the weather information. The data is sent via a diat times signal transmitter DCF77 (in Germany). The weather station is therefore also a radio-controlled clock with all the familiar advantages, such as the exact time and automatic change over from wintertosummertime.

You can receive weather forecasts for 60 meteorological regions in Europe up to 4 days in advance and 2-day forecast for further 30 regions.

HOWDOIACHIEVEGOODRECEPTION?

SimilartomobilephonenetworksorTVandradioreception, weatherstationsmaynotalwayshavereceptioneverywhere.Itis thereforeessentialthatyouobservethefollowinginstructionsto ensurethatyourdeviceworksproperly.

Asuitablelocationisextremelyimportantfortheweatherstation. Forthisreason, theweatherstationisequippedwithaninnovative testfunction(TESTbutton)thatallowsyoutocheckthequalityof thereceptioninyourenvironmentinordertoplacethedeviceinthe mostsuitablelocation.

Todeterminethequalityofthereception,testtheweatherstation accordingtotheinstructionsinthemanual.Todothis,switchonall possiblesourcesofinterferenceintheroomwhereyouwanttoset upthedevice(e.g.thetelevision).Thenplacetheweatherstation inthedesiredlocationandalignitasdesired.Keepaminimum distanceofonemetrefrompotentialsourcesofinterference.

ObservetheGOODRECEPTIONorPOORRECEPTIONsymbol onthescreen.Whenyouhavefoundthesuitablelocation forgoodreception,leavetheMeteotimeweatherstation theresothattherequireddatacanbereceivedviathe radiosignal.Withinafewminutes,thetimeanddate aredisplayed.However,receivingverylargeamountsof data(forecastforallregionsanddays)takessignificantly longer.Upto24hoursarerequiredfromthefirststart-up toreceivealldata.

Controlsanddisplays

FigureA: Basestation

1. DST(DaylightSavingTime)-summertimesymbol
   2.DCF77signalradiosymbol(Germanlong-wavetransmitter Frankfurt77kHz)
   3.Time
   4.Rainprobabilityin%
   5.Maximumtemperaturetomorrow
   6.Weekdaytomorrow
   7.Weekendalarm
   8.Weekdayalarm
2. Weatherforecastsymboltomorrow
   10.Calendarday
3. Minimum temperature tomorrow
   12.Dayoftheweekthedayaftertomorrow(in2days)
   13.Maximumtemperaturethedayaftertomorrow(in2days)
   14.Month
4. Weatherforecastsymbolthedayaftertomorrow(in2days)
5. Lowesttemperaturethedayaftertomorrow
6. Region/cityoftheweatherforecast
   18.Dayoftheweek(in3days)
7. Weatherforecastsymbol(in3days)
   20.Maximumtemperature(in3days)
8. Minimum temperature(in3days)
9. Outdoorsensorradiosymbol
10. Outdoor temperature
11. Outdoor temperature trend
    25.Displayforlowbatterylevelinoutdoorsensor
12. Outdoor humidity tendency
13. Outdoorhumidity
    28.Channelchange
    29.Channel
    30.Max/Mindisplayofoutdoortemperature/humidity
    31.Indoortemperaturetendency
    32.Indoorhumiditytendency
14. Displayforlowbatterylevelinbasestation
    34.Ambienthumidity
    35.Max/Mindisplayofindoortemperature/humidity
    36.Roomtemperature
    37.Windspeedrange
15. Windspeed
    39.Maximumtemperaturetoday
16. Minimumtemperaturetoday
17. Winddirection
18. Weatherforecastsymboltoday
    43.Meteotimesymbol
    44.Weekdaytoday
    45.Day/nightsymbol

AMODEbutton

=Settings/confirmationofthesettingvalue

BCHANNELbutton

=Manualsearchfortheoutdoorsensorsignal/channel selection

CDAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHTbutton

=Interruptionofalarmsignal/activationofbacklight/switching betweendayandnightdisplayvalue

DTESTbutton

=CheckthequalityoftheDCFsignal

EUPbutton

=Increaseofthecurrentsettingvalue/Recallofthestored maximum/minimumvalues(MAX/MIN)/Weatherdataforthe nextdaysforashorttimeinthewiderarea(37-45)

FDOWNbutton

=Decreaseofthecurrentsettingvalue/Activate/Deactivate manualDCFradiosignalreception/Selectoneofthelocations fromthefavouriteslist

GBase

HBatterycompartment

ICut-outforwallmounting

1. Explanationofwarningsymbolsandnotes

Warning

This symbol is used to indicate safety instructions to draw your attention to specific hazards and risks.

Note

This symbol is used to indicate additional information or important notes.

2.Packagecontents

• "Meteotime" weatherstation(basestationforindooruse)
  • Outdoorsensorforoutdooruse
• 4AAMignonbatteries
  • Theseoperatinginstructions

3. Safetyinstructions

• The product is intended for private, non-commercial use only.
- Usetheproductonlyfortheintendedpurpose.
- Protect the product from dirt, moisture and overheating and use it indryroom only.
- Donotusetheproductintheimmediatevicinityofheaters, otherheatsourcesorindirectsunlight.
- Aswithallelectricalproducts, this devices should be kept out of thereof children.
- Onlyusethearticleundermoderateclimaticconditions.
- Donotoperatetheproductoutsidethepowerlimitsspecified in thetechnicaldata.
- Donotusetheproductinareasinwhichelectronicproducts arenotpermitted.

• Donotusetheproductinadampenvironmentandavoid splashingwater.
• Donotplacetheproductnearinterferencefields, metalframes, computers, TVs, etc. Electronicdevicesandwindowframescan negatively affect the product's functionality.
• Donotdropheproductanddonotexposeittoanymajor shocks.
• Donotmodifytheproductinanyway.Doingsovoidsthe warranty.
• Keep the packaging material out of thereach of child rendueto therisk of suffocation.
• Disposeofpackagingmaterialimmediatelyinaccordancewith thelocallyapplicableregulations.
• Routeallcablessothatthereisnoriskoftripping.
• Donotbendorcrushthecable.

Warning-Batteries

• Wheninsertingbatteries, notethecorrectpolarity(+and-markings) and insertthebatteries accordingly. Failuretodo socouldresultinthebatteriesleakingorexploding.
• Onlyusebatteries(orrechargeablebatteries)thatmatchthe specifiedtype.
• Beforeyouinsertthebatteries,cleanthebatterycontactsand thepolarcontacts.
• Donotallowchildrentochangebatterieswithoutsupervision.
• Donotmixoldandnewbatteries,orbatteriesofdifferent typesorfromdifferentmanufacturers.
• Removethebatteriesfromproductsthatarenotbeingused foranextendedperiod(unlessthesarebeingkeptreadyfor anemergency).
• Donotshort-circuitbatteries.
• Donotchargebatteries.
• Donotburnbatteries.
• Keepbatteriesoutofthereachofchildren.
• Neveropen, damageorswallowbatteriesorallow themtoentertheenvironment. Theycancontaintoxic, environmentallyharmfulheavymetals.
• Removespentbatteriesfromtheproductanddisposeofthem withoutdelay.
• Avoidstoring, charging and using inextremetemperatures and atextremely low atmospheric pressures (such as high altitudes).

4. Gettingstarted

Note

Pleaseremember, duringcommissioning, toalwaysinsertthe batteriesintotheoutdoorsensorfirstandthenintothebase station.

4.1 Insertingthebatteries

• Openthebatterycompartmentontheoutdoorsensorand removethecontactbreaker.Closethebatterycompartment.
• Removetheprotectivefilmfromthebasestationdisplay.
• Openthebatterycompartment(H)andremovethecontact breaker.
• Thenclosethebatterycompartmentcover.
• Asignaltonewillnowsoundandthebasestationwillstart searchingfortheDCFsignal,fortheoutdoorsensorsandforthe Meteotimesignal.Thissearchtakesseveralminutes.
• Ifnotimesignalisreceivedafteralongerperiodoftime,change thelocationandcheckthereceptionconditionsusingthetest functiondescribedin6.1.

4.2 Changing batteries/Low battery capacity

Note-Changingthebatteries

• Beawarethat, after every battery change on the outdoor sensor or basestation, the stations will need to be resynchronised.
• Todothis, removethebatteries from the other station and re-insert them or changethem completely if required.

Outdoorsensor

• If the symbol(25)appears, replacethe2AAbatteries in theoutdoorsensorwith2newbatteries.
• Openthebatterycompartment, remove and dispose of the spent batteries and insert twonew A Abatteries observing the correct polarity. Then closethe battery compartment cover.

Basestation

• If the symbol(33)appears,replace2AAbatteriesin thebasestationwith2newbatteries.
• Openthebatterycompartment, disposeofthespentbatteries andinsert2newAAbatteriesobservingthecorrectpolarity. Thenclosethebatterycompartmentcover.

5. Installation

Note-Installation

• Were recommend initially positioning the basestation and outdoors sensor at the preferred setup locations without installing them and carrying out all these settings as described in 6. Operation.
• Donotinstallthestation(s)untilthesettingsarecorrectandtheradioconnectionisstable.

Note

• Therangeoftheradiotransmissionbetweentheoutdoor sensorandthebasestationisupto50minunobstructed areas.
- Beforeinstalling, makesurethattheradiotransmissionis notinfluencedbyinterferingsignalsorobstaclessuchas buildings, trees, vehicles, high-voltagepowerlines, etc.
- Before final installation, make sure that there is sufficient reception between the desired installation locations.
- Wheninstallingtheoutdoorsensor,takecaretoensureitis positionedsothatitisprotectedfromdirectsunlightandrain.
• The international standard height for measuring air temperature is 1.25m(4ft) above ground.

Warning

• Buyspecialorsuitableinstallationmaterialfromaspecialist dealerforwall-mounting.
• Ensure that you donot install any faulty or damaged parts.
• Neverapplyforceduringinstallation.Thesecandamagethe product.
• Beforemounting, check that the wally you have chosen is suitable for the weight to be mounted. Also makes sure that there are no electric, water, gas or other lines running through the wall at themountingsite.
• Donotmounttheproductabovelocationswherepersons mightsitorstand.

5.1 Basestation

• Alternatively, placethebasestationonaflatsurface using the stand(G).
• Alternatively, you can mount the basestation on a wall using the recess (I) on the back.

5.2Outdoorsensor

• Youcanalsosettheoutdoorsensoruponanevensurface outdoors.
• Were recommend mounting the outdoors sensor securely and firmly onto an outdoor wall.
• Securethedowel, screw, nail, etc. in the wall provided.
• Hangtheoutdoorsensorontoitusingthecut-outprovided.

6. Operation

Information-Input

PressandholdtheUPorDOWNbuttontoselectthevalues morequickly.

6.1 Basicsetting and manual setting

Afterinsertingthebatteries,thebasestationautomaticallysearches fortheDCFsignalandfortheMeteotimeweathersignal.Theradio symbol(2)flashesduringthesearchprocess.

DisplaySearchforDCFsignal

Flashingdisplay

Active

Permanentdisplay

Successful- thesignalisbeingreceived

Inactive

• Thetimeanddatearedisplayedwithinafewminutes. However, receivingtheverylargeamountsofdatawiththeforecastforall regionsanddaysrequiresupto24hoursfromtheinitialstart-up untilalldataisreceived.
• Aftersuccessfulreceptionofthetimeanddatesignal, the displayshowsFRM(FrankfurtamMain)asthelocationforthe infowindow. Forinformationonchangingthecountry and location, seebelow.
• If the device has successfully received the Meteotimesignal, the Meteotimesymbol is displayed next to the respective day of the week.

DisplayMeteotimestatus

Validandupdateddata

Valid, but not updated data

Inactive

Note-faultytransmissionofthemeasured values

• In some cases, interference caused by a WiFinetwork, computer, TV, etc., for example, may cause the transmission of measured values between the basestation and the outdoor sensor to fail.
• If this happens, resynchronisethestations by briefly removing the batteries from both stations and reinserting them.
• If themeasured values are not transmitted again, replace the batteries with new ones.
• If necessary, choose anewlocation for the base station to avoid the possible interference signals in the future.

Note

YoucanusetheTESTfunctiontosearchforabetterlocation.

Takethedeviceinyourhandtofindasuitablelocation.Pressthe TESTbutton(D)tocheckthequalityoftheMeteotimesignal/DCF signal.ThesignalstrengththisdisplayedasavaluefromT-1(very poor)toT-9(verygood).TheTESTtakesaboutoneminute.Youcan restartorstopthetestatanytimebypassingtheTESTbutton. Ifnosignalisreceivedonarepeatedbasis,pressandholdthe DOWNbutton(F)foraround3secondstostartthemanualsearch fortheDCFsignal.Theradiosignal(2)startstoflash.

Note-Settingthetime

• Thesearchprocesstakesabout5minutes. If this fails, thesearch isterminated and repeated at the top of the next hour. Theradio symbol(2) disappears.
• Meanwhile, you can make an manual setting of the time and date.
• TheclockautomaticallycontinuestosearchfortheDCFsignal daily. Oncethesignalisreceivedsuccessfully, themanuallyset timeanddateareoverwritten.

PressandholdtheDOWNbutton(F)againforaround3secondsto endthemanualsearchprocess.

Note-Summertime

Thetimeadjustsautomaticallytosummertime. Whilesummertimeis active, DST(1)appearsonthedisplay.

6.2 Connection to the outdoor sensor

- Afterthebatteriesareinserted, thebasestationautomatically searchesforaconnectiontotheoutdoorsensorandcarriesout theinitialsetuproutine.

Note

• Initialsetuptakesaround3minutes.
• During the connection attempt, theradiosignal(2) on the basestation(22) flashes.
• Avoidanyoperationofthebuttonsduringthistime! Otherwise,errorsandinaccuraciesmayoccurinthevalues andtheirtransmission.
  • The process is finished as soon as the indoor and outdoor measurement data (23/27/34/36) are displayed.

- Ifnosignalisreceivedfromtheoutdoorsensoronarepeated basis,pressandholdtheCHANNELbutton(B)foraround3 secondstostartthemanualsearchforthesignal.

6.3 Channelselection/Additionaloutdoorsensors

Note

• Youcaninstalltwofurtheroutdoorsensorsinadditiontothe outdoorsensorsupplied. Whendoingso,ensurethesame channelsettingonthebasestationandeachoutdoorsensor.
  • Suitableoutdoorsensorscanbefoundatwww.hama.com

• PresstheCHANNELbutton(B)repeatedlytosetthesame channelasontheoutdoorsensorinquestion.ChannelCH1, CH2orCH3isdisplayed.

• If the symbolappears, the weather station automatically changesthe channel display every 5 seconds.

6.4 Manualsettings

PressandholdtheMODEbutton(A)foraround3secondstocarry outthefollowingsettingsinsequence:

• Timezone
• Language(dayoftheweek:German, French, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Dutch, English)
• 12/24-hourformat

• Year

• Month

• Day

- HoursMinutes

- °Cand°Fdisplay

Toselecttheindividualvalues, presstheUPbutton(E)orthe

DOWNbutton(F)andconfirmyourselectionbypassingthe MODEbutton(A).

PresstheMODEbutton(A)directlytoadoptandskipthedisplayed value.

Ifnoentriesaremadefor30seconds, theclockautomaticallyexits settingsmode.

Note-timezone

• The DCF signal can be received in many places, however it does not always correspond to the CET applicable in Germany. You should therefore represent a member to take into account the time difference in countries with different time zones.
- Moscow,forexample,is3hoursaheadofGermany.Setthe timetothetimezone+3.Theclockwillthenautomatically setitself3hoursaheadofthetimereceivedfromtheDCF signalorthetimesetmanually.

Note-dayoftheweek

Forthedisplayofthedaysoftheweek,youcanchooseGerman (GER),English(ENG),French(FRE),Italian(ITA),Spanish(SPA), Dutch(DUT)orDanish(DAN).

6.5 Selecting the country and cities

HoldtheTESTbutton(D)downforaround3seconds.COUNTRY appearsinthedisplay(17)andstartstoflash.ThenpresstheUP button(E)orDOWNbutton(F)toselectthecountry.Example:If GERappearsintheinformationwindow,thismeansthatyouhave selected"Germany".

PresstheMODEbutton(A)toconfirmthecountry.Afterselecting "Germany", CITYappearsintheinformationwindow.ThenpresstheUPbutton(E)orDOWNbutton(F)toselectthecity.Thecityname isdisplayedintheinformationwindow.

Example: FRMmeans "FrankfurtamMain".

PresstheTESTbutton(D)toconfirmthesetting. Theselectedcityis immediatelydisplayedintheinformationwindow.

Activatingfavourites

Once you have defined the city as described above, you can select other cities for easy access. Instead of sending these setting process with the MODE button (A), proceeds as follows:

• If"FrankfurtamMain"isoneofyourpreferredcities,pressthe TESTbutton(D)toconfirmthis.A √ isdisplayedabovethe selectedcityanditisstoredinyourpersonallistofselected cities.YoucannowusetheUPbutton(E)orDOWNbutton (F)toselectfurthercitiesinthesamecountryandconfirmyour selectionswiththeTESTbutton(D) √.

- If you wish to select cities from various countries, you must exit the setting process using the MODE button (A) and call it up again as described above to change the country.

- YoucanselectuptoFIVEcitiesasfavourites.

- Once you have made all settings, press the MODE button(A) to confirm these settings and exit settings mode.

Note

Ifyouskipthecityselectionoptionwhenyoufirstinsertthe batteries, thecityselectiondefaultsto "FrankfurtamMain -FRM".

Displayingfavourites

If you have selected more than one city as a favourite, press the DOWN button(F) to toggle between the various city names in the favourites list.

Removingacityfromthelistofffavourites

• HoldtheTESTbutton(D)downforaround3seconds.
  COUNTRY starts to flash. Then press the UP button (E) or DOWNbutton(F)toselectthecountry.PresstheMODEbutton (A) to confirm the country. Use the UP button (E) or DOWN button(F)toswitchtoyourselectedcitywiththe √.

- PresstheTESTbutton(D)toremovethe.Thecityhasbeen removedfromthefavourites.Repeattheprocessifyouwishto removefurthercitiesfromthelist.YoucannowalsousetheUP button(E)orDOWNbutton(F)toselectafurtherpreferredcity. Ifyouselectmorethanfivecities,thefirstselectedcityisdeleted fromthefavouriteslist.

- Onceyouhavemadeallchanges, press the MODE button(A) toexitthemenu.

6.6Alarmclock

Alarmsignalonweekdays:

- Thisisarecurringalarmsignalthatistriggereddailyfrom MondaytoFridayatadefinedtime.

Alarmsignalattheweekend:

- ThisisanalarmsignalthatisonlytriggeredonaSaturdayand Sundayatadefinedtime.

Settingthealarmtime

• PresstheMODEbutton(A)toswitchtothealarmtimesetting mode.PresstheUPbutton(E)todisplaythealarmtime.Press theMODEbutton(A)foraround3secondstosetthealarmtime forthedisplayedalarm.Thehourdisplaystartstoflash.
• Press the UP button (E) or DOWN button (F) to select the hour of the alarmtime and confirm these selection by pressing the MODEbutton(A). Theminuted display start to flash. Repeat the procedure for the minutes of the alarm time.
• Repeat the procedure forth the weekend alarm.
• Ifnoentriesaremadefor30seconds, theclockautomatically exitssettingsmode.
• Whenthealarmistriggered, thealarmsymbolstartsflashing andanalarmsignalsounds. Pressanybutton(exceptthe DAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHTbutton(C))tostopthealarm. Otherwise, itendsafter2minutes.
  • Thealarmdoesnotneedtobeactivatedagain.Itsoundsafter24 hoursagainatthesetalarmtime.

Activating/deactivatingthealarmclock

• Toselectandactivateordeactivatethedesiredalarm, pressthe

MODEbutton(A)repeatedlytoselect or Theactive alarmisindicatedbythealarmsymbol(8) or(7) When deactivatinganactivealarm, thecorrespondingalarmsymbol or goesout.

- Whenthealarmistriggered, theactivealarmsymbol(7/8) starts flashing and an alarmsignalsounds. Tapanybutton(except theDAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHTbutton(C)) to end the alarm. Otherwise, it ends after 2 minutes.

Note-Snoozefunction

• Duringthealarmsignal, presstheDAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHTbutton(C)toactivatethesnoozefunction.Thealarm signalisinterruptedfor5minutesandthentriggeredagain.
• Pressanybutton(excepttheDAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHT button(C)toendthesnoozefunctionandthusthealarm.

6.7 Weatherforecast

Switchingbetweenweatherinformationfordayandnight ThedevicecanautomaticallyswitchbetweenDAYandNIGHT weatherinformation.PresstheDAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHT button(C)foraround3secondsandyoucanswitchtotheweather forDAYfor10secondsiftheweatherforNIGHTiscurrently displayed,andviceversa.

Atotalof15differentweatherconditionsford daytime and 15 differentweatherconditionsfornight-timecanbedisplayed.

1. Sunny(day); Clear(night)
   2.Slightlycloudy
2. Mostlycloudy
   4.Overcast
   5.Heatstorm
   6.Heavyrain
   7.Snowfall
   8.Fog
   9.Sleet
   10.Rainshower
3. Lightrain
   12.Snowshower
   13.Stormfront
   14.Lowstratus
   15.Hailshowers

Themeaningofthevariousweatherforecasts

MeaningDayNight
Sunny(day)Clear (night)
Slightlycloudy
Mostlycloudy
Overcast
Heatstorm
Heavyrain
Snowfall
Fog
Sleet
Rainshower
Lightrain
Snowshower
Stormfront
Lowstratus
Hailshowers

6.8 Windspeed

Thewindspeedisdisplayedin8ranges:

<2km/h,<13km/h,<30km/h,<52km/h,<63km/h,

<76km/h,<89km/h,>99km/h

Thewinddirectionandspecialairflow,specialairflowwithwarning symbol

<2km/h:Calmtolightbreeze

<13km/h:lighttomildbreeze

<30km/h:moderatetofreshwind

<52km/h:strongtostiffwind

<63km/h:galeforcewind

<76km/h:storm

<89km/h:severestorm

99km/h:hurricane-likestorm

6.9 Rainprobability

Therainprobabilityisdisplayedin8percentages:0%,15%,30%,45%,60%,75%,90%,100%.

0%norainto100%veryhighprobabilityofrain.

6.10 Temperature and ambient humidity trend

Note

In the first hour of operation, the trend display is not possible due to missing data that is only stored during operation.

Note

All measured values are subject to ascertain measurement tolerance.

The weather station gives at trend for the outdoor temperature/humidity (23/27) and indoor temperature/humidity (36/34) of how the values will probably develop forthenex hours.

DisplayTrend
[8234]	Rising
(T206)	Constant
	Falling

6.11 Maximum and minimum temperature and humidity values

• The basestation automatically store the maximum and minimum values of the temperature and humidity in the outdoor and indoor areas.
- PresstheUPbutton(E)foraround3secondstoswitchbetween thedisplayofcurrenttemperatureandhumidity, lowest temperatureandhumidity(MIN)andhighesttemperature andhumidity(MAX).Afteraround5seconds, thedisplay automaticallychangestothecurrenttemperatureandhumidity display.
- Ifthetemperatureislowerthan-21°C,LL.Lisshownonthe display.Ifthetemperatureishigherthan40°C,HH.Hisshown onthedisplay.

6.12Frostalarm

Thesnowflakesymbol ✉!flashesiftheoutdoortemperatureis between+1and-1°C. Thesnowflakesymbolremainsifthe outsidetemperatureisbelow-1.1°C.

6.13Backlight

PresstheDAY/NIGHT/SNOOZE/LIGHTbutton(C)toactivatethe backlightfor5seconds.

7. Careandmaintenance

• Onlycleanthisproductwithaslightlydamp,lint-freeclothand donotuseaggressivecleaningagents.
• Ensure that now water is able to enter the product.

8.WarrantyDisclaimer

HamaGmbH&CoKGassumesnoliabilityandprovidesnowarrantyfordamageresultingfromimproperinstallation/mounting, improperuseoftheproductorfromfailuretoobservetheoperating instructionsand/orsafetynotes.

9.Technicaldata

	BasestationOutdoorsensor
Powersupply	3.0V2xAAbatteries	3.0V2xAAbatteries
MeasuringrangeTemperature(°C)	0°C-+50°C/32°F-+122°F	-20°C-+60°C
Ambienthumidity	20%-95%	20%-95%
Measuringincrements	0.1°C/0.2°F	0.1°C
TemperatureAmbienthumidity	1%	1%
DCFradioclockYesNo
HygrometerYesYes
ThermometersYesYes
AlarmfunctionYesNo
Max.numberofoutdoorsensors	3
Range≤80m

10. DeclarationofConformity

Hereby, HamaGmbH&CoKGdeclaresthatthe radioequipmenttype[00186369]isincompliance with Directive2014/53/EU. Thefulltextofthe EUdeclarationofconformityisavailableatthe

followinginternetaddress: www.hama.com->00186369->Downloads.

Frequencyband(s)433MHz
Maximumradio-frequencypower transmitted	0.22mW

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