WS 1907 - Weather Station ADE - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Weather station with electronic rain gauge and DCF radio-controlled clock
Brand	ADE
Model	WS 1907
Base station power supply	2 x LR6/R6 (AA) 1.5 V batteries
Wireless rain gauge power supply	2 x LR6/R6 (AA) 1.5 V batteries
Recommended battery type	Preferably alkaline batteries
Indoor temperature range	0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F)
Outdoor temperature range	-40 °C to 70 °C (-40 °F to 158 °F)
Rainfall measurement capacity	0 - 9999 mm (0 - 393.6 inches)
Transmission frequency	433.92 MHz
Wireless range (open field)	Approximately 60 meters
Time signal	DCF77 (77.5 kHz)
Display	LCD screen with backlight
Main functions	Current and historical rainfall measurement, indoor/outdoor temperature with trends, radio-controlled clock, dual alarm with snooze, perpetual calendar, 24-hour rain alarm, max/min temperature memory
Measurement units	°C/°F for temperature, mm/inches for rainfall
Base station maintenance	Wipe with a slightly damp cloth
Rain gauge maintenance	Remove the funnel, gently clean dust and insects, do not use oil
Safety	Keep out of reach of children (risk of battery ingestion), do not mix old and new batteries, use only batteries of the same type, protect from humidity and extreme temperatures
Warranty	2 years from date of purchase
Distributor	Waagen-Schmitt GmbH, Hammer Steindamm 27-29, 22089 Hamburg, Germany

Frequently Asked Questions - WS 1907 ADE

How to correctly install the batteries in the rain gauge?

Press the closure tabs to remove the funnel and then the measuring unit. Insert 2 LR6/R6 (AA) 1.5 V batteries, respecting polarity (+/-). Close by snapping the tabs until you hear a click. Do not use rechargeable batteries (voltage too low).

What to do if the base station does not display the DCF signal time?

Check the location (near a window, away from electronic devices). Start a manual search by holding down the DOWN button until the antenna symbol reappears. If reception is impossible, set the time manually via MODE/SET. Reception is often better at night.

How to set the time and date manually?

Press and hold MODE/SET until the temperature unit flashes. Use HIST/UP and DOWN to set the values (temperature unit, rain unit, time zone, time format, hour, minutes, date, year, month, day, language). Press MODE/SET to confirm each step. The setting stops after 20 seconds of inactivity.

How to use the dual alarm function?

From normal display, press MODE/SET to select AL1 or AL2. Hold MODE/SET to enter setting mode. Set the hour, minutes, days (M-F, S-S, M-S) and snooze duration (5-60 min). Activate via the ALARM1 or ALARM2 switch on the back. The symbol appears.

How to interpret the rain gauge bar?

The gauge has 10 segments. Up to 25.4 mm (1 inch), each segment represents 2.54 mm (0.1 inch). Above that, each segment is 5.08 mm (0.2 inch) up to 50.8 mm (2 inches). Beyond that, the gauge remains full up to 1270 mm (50 inches). The numbers alongside indicate the total rainfall.

Why is the displayed temperature too high?

The base station or rain gauge may be exposed to direct sunlight. Place them in the shade, in a well-ventilated area. Also check that the device is not near a heat source.

How to clear the recorded temperature values?

Press MEM to display MAX values (once) or MIN values (twice). To clear, hold MEM for about 3 seconds until the values disappear. The memories reset automatically every 24 hours.

What does the display 'H.HH' or 'LL.L' mean?

These codes indicate that the measured temperature or humidity is outside the measurement range: 'H.HH' for over range, 'LL.L' for under range. For example, for outdoor temperature, the range is -40 °C to 70 °C.

How to install the rain gauge for accurate measurements?

Mount the rain gauge on a stable support about 1 meter above the ground, in an open area, protected from wind and obstacles (trees, walls). Use the bubble level for horizontal alignment. Avoid covered areas or too close to a wall. The maximum range is 60 meters in direct line of sight.

What to do if the base station no longer displays rain gauge data (---)?

Check the rain gauge batteries (replace if necessary). Move the rain gauge closer to the base station. Start a manual search by holding HIST/UP for a few seconds. Make sure no metal obstacles or electronic devices are interfering with the transmission on 433.92 MHz.

USER MANUAL WS 1907 ADE

14 Taste ON OFF ALARM1:

22089 Hamburg, Germany

You have chosen to purchase a high-quality ADE brand product, which combines intelligent functions with an exceptional design. With this rain gauge, you always have a wide variety of weather and temperature data in view. The wealth of experience of the ADE brand ensures a high technical standard and proven quality.

We wish you much enjoyment and success while monitoring and examining your weather data.

Your ADE Team

Scope of delivery

• Digital rain gauge with DCF radio clock (hereinafter referred to as "base station")
• Wireless rain gauge
• Batteries:
• 2x LR6/R6 (AA) / 1.5 V for base station
• 2x LR6/R6 (AA) / 1.5 V for wireless rain gauge
• 2x screws
  2xdowels
• Operating Manual

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Table of Contents

Scope of delivery 42

General information 45

Intended use 46

Safety. 46

Device features. 49

Base station 50

Front side with display 50

Rear side 52

Wireless rain gauge 54

Starting up 56

Rain gauge. 56

Base station 57

Starting signal reception 57

Checklist when data is missing in the display..... 59

Setting the time and date manually 60

Manually starting signal reception 61

Choosing a location. 62

About the time signal transmitter DCF77 66

Display indicators of the base station 66

Time, day and date display 66

Temperature and trend IN (indoor) 67

Temperature and trend OUT (outdoor) 67

Trend 67

Current precipitation measurement (NOW)............68
Stored temperature values. 68

Other precipitation measurements 69

Generating the rain cylinder bar 69
Precipitation historical data values 70
Monthly precipitation historical data 71
24-hour rain alarm 72

Alarm. 73

General information 73
Setting the alarm time 73
Switching the alarm function on/off. 75
Stopping the alarm. 75

Other functions 76

Turn on display lighting 76
Battery change indicator. 76

Cleaning. 76

Base station 76
Rain gauge. 77

Fault/Remedy 77

Technical data. 79

Declaration of Conformity 80

Warranty 80

Disposal 80

About this operating manual

This operating manual describes how to operate and maintain your product safely. Keep this operating manual in a safe place for future reference. If you pass this product on to someone else, pass on this operating manual as well. Failure to observe this operating manual may result in injuries or damage to your product.

Explanation of symbols

This symbol combined with the word DANGER warns of serious injuries.

This symbol combined with the word. WARNING warns of moderate and mild injuries.

This symbol combined with the word NOTE warns of material damage.

This symbol indicates additional information and general notes.

Intended use

• This device consists of the base station and wireless rain gauge and is used to display weather data from the immediate environment. The base station determines a weather trend based on the measured weather data. In addition, the device measures the amount of precipitation.
• Moreover, the base station displays the current date and time and has an alarm function.
• The base station is not suitable for commercial use in the weather forecast or measurement of weather data.

Safety

• This device can be used by children 8 years of age and older, as well as by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities or lacking experience and/or knowledge, if they are being supervised or have been instructed in the safe use of the device and understand the dangers that may arise.

• Children must not play with the product.

• Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children, unless they are 8 years of age or older and are being supervised.

• Batteries, when swallowed, can be life-threatening. The device and batteries should therefore be kept out of reach of small children. If a battery has been swallowed, medical assistance must be sought immediately.

Danger for children

• Keep children away from packaging material and other small parts included in the scope of delivery. There is a risk of choking if swallowed.

RISK of fire/burning and/or explosion

• There is a risk of explosion if the batteries are replaced improperly. Replace the batteries only with those of the same or an equivalent type. Pay attention to the "Technical data".
• Batteries must not be recharged, reactivated by other means, dismantled, thrown into fire, or short-circuited. Otherwise, there is an increased risk of explosion and leakage; furthermore, gases may escape!
• Avoid contact of the battery fluid with skin, eyes, and mucosa. In case of contact, immediately rinse the affected areas with plenty of clean water and consult a doctor.

NOTE on preventing material damage

• Protect the base station from dust, shocks, extreme temperatures, moisture, and direct sunlight. Position the base station exclusively in a dry, closed room.

• Remove the batteries from the base station and rain gauge when they are depleted or when the base station is not used for a long time. You will thus avoid damage that may result from leakage of battery acid.

• Do not expose the batteries to any extreme conditions, e.g. by storing them on heaters or under direct sunlight. Increased risk of leakage!
• Clean the battery and device contacts, as needed, before inserting the battery.
  Always exchange all of the batteries at the same time.
• Only insert batteries of the same type; do not use different types or used and new batteries with each other.
• Do not make any modifications to the device. Only allow repairs to be carried out at a specialist workshop and pay attention to the guarantee conditions.
• Never use harsh, scouring or abrasive cleaning agents or the like to clean the base station. Doing so may scratch the surfaces.

Device features

• Measurement and display of the current amount of precipitation
• Calculation and historical data on the amount of precipitation for different time periods and total amount of precipitation
  Amount of precipitation in mm or inches
• Temperature indicator in ^ C or ^ F
• Indoor and outdoor temperature display with trend displays and memory function
• Radio-controlled clock (DCF time signal) with manual time setting
  Alarm clock with dual alarm and snooze function
  Perpetual calendar with date and time indicator
  Large, clear LCD display

Front side with display

1 Symbol for DCF77 radio connection
2 Time
3 Symbols for enabled alarm function (AL1 + AL2)
4 Date display
5 SNOOZE/LIGHT button:

• Switch on the display light
• Activate snooze function

6 Rain cylinder bar for visualisation of precipitation
7 Foot
8 Measured outdoor temperature (OUT) and temperature and humidity trend
9 Symbol for rain gauge radio connection
10 Measured indoor temperature (IN) and temperature and humidity trend
11 Symbol for rain alarm
12 Amount of precipitation in the selected unit of measurement
13 Selected time or period regarding the display of the amount of precipitation

Rear side

14 ON OFF ALARM1 button:

• Switching the alarm function on/off

15 RAIN/ALERT button:

• Turn 24-hour rain alarm on and off
• Open diverse rainfall historical data

16 MODE/SET button:

• Activate settings mode
• Save changed settings
  Show alarm times

17 HIST/UP button:

• Open monthly rainfall historical data
• Start manual radio connection of the wireless rain gauge
• Increase values (settings mode)

18 DOWN button:

• Start/interrupt manual radio connection of the DCF77 time signal transmitter
• Decrease values (settings mode)

19 MEM button:

• Call up stored temperature values
• Delete stored temperature values

20 ON OFF ALARM2 button:

• Switching the alarm function on/off

21 Battery compartment, 2x LR/R6 (AA), 1.5 V

1 Rain funnel
2 Rocker
3 Spirit level
4 Measuring unit
5 Battery compartment, 2x LR/R6 (AA), 1.5 V
6 Threaded holes for fixing screws
7 Measuring unit locking tab
8 Rain funnel locking tab

Not depicted:

• Fixing screws
  -Dowels

• Proceed in the order listed below and first insert the batteries into the rain gauge. Only then can the base station function properly.
• Do not use rechargeable batteries, since their voltage is too low (only 1.2V instead of 1.5V ). This affects, among other things, the precision of the measurements.
• Where possible, use alkaline rather than zinc-carbon batteries. Alkaline batteries last longer, especially at low outdoor temperatures.

Rain gauge

Please note the illustration in the previous chapter.

1. Squeeze the two locking tabs on the side of the rain funnel and pull it off.
2. Squeeze the two locking tabs of the measuring unit and pull it up. The battery compartment is located on the underside.
3. Insert 2 batteries of type LR/R6 (AA)/1.5 V as depicted on the bottom of the battery compartment. Pay attention to the correct polarity of the batteries (+/-).
4. Reassemble all parts together. Make sure the locking tabs click into place.

Base station

1. Push the locking tab down slightly and remove the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert 2 batteries of type LR6/R6 (AAA)/1.5 V as depicted on the bottom of the battery compartment. Pay attention to the correct polarity (+/-) .
3. Replace the battery compartment cover until it snaps into place.
4. Wait approx. 30 minutes. The base station requires this time to collect all weather data and to receive radio signals from the time signal transmitter.

Starting signal reception

Once the base station is supplied with power, the following things will take place automatically in succession.

• All the indicators will be shown on the display for a brief while.
• The display will light up briefly and three short beeps will sound.
• The indoor temperature will be displayed.
• The base station and the rain gauge are connected wirelessly. After that, the rainfall values and the measured outdoor temperature will appear on the display. Radio connection can be recognised by the symbol A . This process can take up to three minutes.

• After that, the base station will switch to the DCF reception mode to receive the signal from the DCF77 time signal transmitter. The number of radio waves indicates the reception quality: The more radio waves shown on the display, the better is the reception.

During signal reception by the time signal transmitter, the base station buttons are disabled (except DOWN and SNOOZE/LIGHT).

Once the signals of sufficient strength have been received from the time signal transmitter and wireless rain gauge, the following data will be permanently displayed.

Time and Date
Radio tower symbol
Radio wave symbol
- Outdoor temperature OUT
- Indoor temperature IN

The base station immediately and automatically switches to reception several times each night. During this process, the displayed time is compared with that received from the time signal transmitter and, if necessary, corrected.

The symbol appears on the display after the reception of the time signal indicates the daylight saving time.

If no sufficiently strong signal has been received, the base station aborts the receiving process after a few minutes and the radio-tower symbol goes out. The receiving process is started again at a later point in time.

In this case, the time proceeds as usual (beginning with the start time of "00:00").

Checklist when data is missing in the display

No data display from the time signal transmitter
1.	Check whether the location of the base station is suitable, see "Choosing a location".
2.	Restart reception manually, see "Manually starting signal reception".
3.	Wait until the base station automatically switches back to reception at a later time. The reception is usually better at night.
4.	Manually perform the settings if reception is not possible at your location, see "Setting the time and date manually".

No data display from the wireless rain gauge

1. Check whether you have inserted the batteries correctly.

2. Check whether the location of the wireless rain gauge is suitable; see “Choosing a location”.

1. To restart the reception process manually, keep the HIST/UP button pressed for a few seconds. Pay attention to the indication on the display.

Setting the time and date manually

If there is a delay of more than approx.

20 seconds between two pushes of a button, the setting process is automatically terminated.

• To speed up the progress of the displayed values, keep the HIST/UP or DOWN button pressed while making settings.

• Keep the MODE/SET button pressed until the temperature unit of measurement flashes on the display ("°C" or "°F").

• Use the HIST/UP or DOWN button to select the desired unit of measurement.
• Press MODE/SET.

• Proceed as previously described:

• Press the HIST/UP and DOWN buttons to set the desired value.

• Press MODE/SET to save the setting you have made.

• Carry out the following settings:

-Rainfall unit of measurement (millimetres or inches)

• Automatic connection of the time signal transmitter (ON or OFF)
  -Time zone of the device (for most countries in Europe, "00" is the correct setting)
  -24- or 12-hour display
  -Hours
  -Minutes
  -Date display format (month/day or day/month)
  -Year
  -Month
  -Day
  -Language (refers exclusively to the display of the weekday abbreviation)

• Finally, press MODE/SET.

Manually starting signal reception

If the radio signal symbol to the left is no longer displayed, the radio signals from the time signal transmitter are no longer being received. The time indicator nevertheless continues precisely.

• Keep the DOWN button pressed until the radio signal symbol reappears on the display. The signal reception is thus started manually.

Pay attention to the following:

• If the reception was not successful, the reception symbol fades out after a few minutes and the time on the display continues normally.

• Upon successful signal reception, the base station adjusts itself to the time of the time signal transmitter. If you have already made manual time and date settings, they will be adjusted automatically.

Choosing a location

NOTE on material damage

• Protect the base station from dust, shocks, extreme temperatures, and direct sunlight.
• Protect the base station from moisture. Position the base station exclusively in a dry, closed room.

Signal reception between the base station and the wireless rain gauge

• The maximum distance between the base station and the rain gauge must not exceed 60 metres. This range is, however, only possible with "direct line of sight".
• Protective construction materials such as reinforced concrete reduce or inhibit signal reception between the base station and outdoor sensor.
  Devices such as TVs, cordless phones, computers, and fluorescent tubes can likewise disrupt signal reception.
• Do not place the base station and rain gauge directly on the ground. This limits the range.
• The performance of the rain gauge batteries may decrease significantly at low temperatures in winter. This reduces the transmission range.

Signal reception between the base station and time signal transmitter

• Maintain distance from TV sets, computers, and monitors. Base stations of wireless phones should also not be located in the immediate vicinity of the base station.
• The reception is generally better at night. If the base station did not have reception during the day, it may well be that the signal will be immediately and fully received at night.
  Depending on your location, it can infrequently happen that the base station receives signals from another time signal transmitter or even alternately from two time signal transmitters. This is not a fault in the device. In this case you should change the location of the base station.
• The weather, e.g. a heavy storm, can cause interference with the reception.
• Temporary shutoffs of the transmitter can sometimes happen, e.g. because of maintenance work.

Setting up the base station

The Base station has a foot.

• Set up the base station as close to a window as possible. Here, the reception will generally be best.

Installing the wireless rain gauge

Remove all packaging material, films and tapes before installation. This material is intended only for protection during transport.

To ensure a secure stand for the rain gauge, we recommend that you mount it on a suitable surface. The package contains 2 dowels and 2 screws. There are two threaded holes for fixing screws on the underside of the rain gauge.

• Place the rain gauge on a horizontal, stable and level surface at a height of 1 metre.

• The location should be adequately sheltered from the wind.
  -If necessary, use the spirit level of the rain gauge for optimal alignment.

Requirements and tips for a good location

• The rain gauge must be stable and firmly secured (especially during storms, heavy rain, etc.).
• The rain gauge must be reasonably free-standing and sheltered from the wind, and there should be no tall trees or buildings around it. There should be no branches protruding over the rain gauge.

• Consider the prevailing wind direction in your garden. Example: If there is a tall tree west of the rain gauge, this tree will obstruct an accurate precipitation measurement at westerly wind: a) the tree obstructs the precipitation; b) air turbulence occurs in the lee of the tree, which distorts the measurement of precipitation.

• If the rain gauge is completely unsheltered in the open field, this is by no means perfect. In this case, the wind blows the precipitation over the gauge. Therefore, a relatively sheltered location is reasonable. Small bushes, shrubs, trees, garden fences, etc. are therefore recommended.

Unsuitable locations

• Locations that are covered from above or too close to a house wall are not suitable.
• Do not place the rain gauge directly on the ground. High wind flow velocities near the ground cause inaccurate measurements.

Other tips

• The rocker of the rain gauge is self-draining. The rain gauge must therefore not be placed in a depression or trough.
• Check whether the rain funnel is free of foliage and the like on a regular basis.
• Do not use other similar devices in the vicinity of the rain gauge to prevent signal interferences and thus inaccuracies.
• Observe the maximum distance of 60 metres between the base station and the rain gauge. This range can be significantly reduced by reinforced concrete walls.

About the time signal transmitter DCF77

The radio clock integrated into the base station receives its radio signals from the time signal transmitter DCF77. This broadcasts the precise and official time of the Federal Republic of Germany on the long-wave frequency of 77.5 kHz.

The transmitter is located in Mainflingen near Frankfurt am Main and, with its range of up to 2000km , supplies the majority of radio-controlled clocks in western Europe with the necessary radio signals.

As soon as the base station is supplied with current, it switches to receiving mode and searches for the signal from the DCF77 transmitter. If the time signal is received in sufficient strength, the display shows the date and time.

The base station switches on multiple times daily and synchronises the time with the radio signal from the DCF77 transmitter. In the event the signal is not received, e.g. during a strong storm, the device continues to run precisely and then switches to receiving mode again at the next scheduled time.

Display indicators of the base station

Time, day and date display

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DAY SUN 19.73M

24- or 12-hour time system

• Weekday abbreviation in the selected language
  Day/Month or Month/Day

Temperature and trend IN (indoor)

IN symbol
Currently measured temperature

• Temperature and humidity trend

Temperature and trend OUT (outdoor)

OUT symbol
Currently measured temperature

• Temperature and humidity trend
• Symbol for rain gauge radio connection

Trend

The temperature and humidity trends are indicated by arrows:

Temperature/humidity increase

Temperature/humidity are constant (no indication)

Temperature/humidity decrease

Current precipitation measurement (NOW)

As soon as the current precipitation is measured, the raindrop symbols begin to flash ("silent alarm").

• The raindrops will flash until "0.0" is displayed again in the "RAIN" line (= no more precipitation).
• This function can not be disabled.

Stored temperature values

Using the MEM button, you will get the highest and lowest temperature and humidity values for the last 24 hours displayed.

Press 1x: MAX values are displayed
Press 2x: MIN values are displayed
Press 3x: normal display indicator

In order to delete the saved values:

• Press and hold the MEM button for approx. 3 seconds until the displayed values are deleted.

Other precipitation measurements

Generating the rain cylinder bar

• The rain cylinder consists of 10 segments that change with the total amount of precipitation. The figures next to the cylinder bar change with increasing precipitation.
• Precipitation up to 25.4 mm (1 inch):

-Each segment stands for precipitation of 2.54 ~mm (0.1 inches).

• The rain cylinder shows 25.4 ~mm (1 inch).

• Precipitation above 25.4 ~mm :

Each segment stands for precipitation of 5.08mm (0.2 inches).

• The rain cylinder shows 50.8 ~mm (2 inches).

• The rain cylinder shows rainfall up to 1270 ~mm (50 inches). If the rainfall exceeds 1270 ~mm , the bar will be displayed as completely filled.

Precipitation historical data values

• Press the RAIN/ALERT button repeatedly to display the following values in succession:

Indicator Meaning
NOW Current	rainfall at the onset of precipitation. It will automatically reset to “0” if no precipitation is measured within 30 minutes. Please refer to section “Current precipitation measurement (NOW)”.
1 HOUR Rainfall	fall for the last hour. Example: It is currently 07:31 AM. The measurement took place from 06:32 AM to 07:31 AM.
24 HOURS Rainfall	for the last 24 hours.
TODAY Rainfall	for the whole day. The values are reset to “0” at 12:00 AM.
7 DAYS Rainfall	for the last 7 days (not calendar week). The values are updated at 12:00 AM every night.
MONTH Rainfall	for the current month. The values are reset to “0” on the first day of each month.
YEAR Rainfall	for the current year. The values are reset to “0” on January 1 of each year.
TOTAL	Total amount of precipitation since commissioning or the last reset of the base station.

The year history can not be deleted.

Monthly precipitation historical data

You can view the precipitation historical data for the past 12 months.

• Press the HIST/UP button repeatedly to display the amounts of precipitation for the past months.

Pay attention to the month and year display. If you do not press any button within 5 seconds, you will return to the normal display.

24-hour rain alarm

This alarm refers to a 24-hour period.

1. Keep the RAIN/ALERT button pressed until "OFF" flashes on the display.
2. Use the DOWN or HIST/UP button to set the indication to "ON".
3. Press RAIN/ALERT.
4. Use the DOWN or HIST/UP button to set the desired amount of precipitation.
5. Finally, press RAIN/ALERT.
6. Press RAIN/ALERT.

Once the set value is reached, 5 beeps will sound every minute. In addition, the warning symbol will flash in the RAIN line on the display.

1. Press any button to turn off the beeps.

2. The warning symbol will continue to flash until the measured value is below the alarm limit or

-until you turn off the rain alarm.

Turning off the rain alarm

1. Keep the RAIN/ALERT button pressed until "ON" flashes on the display.
2. Use the DOWN or HIST/UP button to set the indication to "OFF".
3. Press RAIN/ALERT twice.

General information

The device enables to set two alarm times (ALARM1 and ALARM2) that can be used either individually or together.

For example, you can use ALARM1 to be woken up during the week and ALARM2 to be woken up at a later hour at the weekend.

The procedure for setting ALARM1 and ALARM2 is identical.

Setting the alarm time

If there is more than approx. 20 seconds between two pushes of a button, the setting process automatically ends and you will have to repeat it.

• Keep the HIST/UP or DOWN button pressed to speed up the progress of the displayed values.

Starting from the normal time display

1. Press MODE/SET once or twice to select "AL1" or "AL2". Note the display.
2. Then press and hold down MODE/SET until the wake-up hour flashes.
3. Use HIST/UP or DOWN to set the desired wake-up hour.

4. Press MODE/SET.

5. Use HIST/UP or DOWN to set the desired wake-up minute.

6. Press MODE/SET.

7. Use HIST/UP or DOWN to set the days to be woken up at the set time:

"M-F" = Monday through Friday

"S-S" = Saturday and Sunday

"M-S" = Monday through Sunday (= every day of the week)

1. Press MODE/SET.

2. Use HIST/UP or DOWN to set "SNOOZE time" (time between the alarms; 5 minutes by default).

Adjustable time period: 5 to 60 minutes

OFF = snooze function is disabled

1. Press MODE/SET.

2. Proceed as described to set the alarm time for ALARM2. If there is no alarm time left that you want to set, simply press MODE/SET repeatedly until the normal time reappears on the display.

To display the set alarm times, simply press MODE/SET repeatedly (starting from the normal time display).

Switching the alarm function on/off

• Slide the ALARM1 (and/or ALARM2) switch on the back of the device to ON.

Once the alarm symbol U^M - F or R^dis displayed (or both) and a beep sounds, the alarm function is enabled.

-If you would like to disable the alarm function later on, slide the ALARM1 (and/or ALARM2) switch to OFF.

Stopping the alarm

At the set time, you will be woken by an alarm signal, which will become more intense as the waking time increases.

Interrupting the alarm for 24 hours

• Press any button on the base station or press and hold down SNOOZE/LIGHT for more than 2 seconds.

Auto-stop function

If you do not press a button, the alarm switches off automatically after 2 minutes. After 24 hours, the alarm will be triggered again.

Repeat alarm (snoopze function)

• Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button once when the alarm signal sounds.

A flashing symbol (or and z^z will be displayed.

The alarm signal will be muted for a few minutes based on the settings made (5 minutes by default). Then the device switches back on and the alarm sounds again. This procedure can be repeated multiple times.

Other functions

Turn on display lighting

• Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button to switch on the display light of the base station for approx. 15 seconds.

Battery change indicator

• Change the respective batteries when the battery replacement symbol u s displayed in the IN (base station) or OUT (rain gauge) area.

• Proceed as described in the chapter "Starting up".

Cleaning

Base station

-Wipe clean the base station with a slightly damp cloth, if necessary.

Rain gauge

1. Remove the rain funnel as described in chapter "Wireless rain gauge".
2. Carefully remove dirt, insects etc. from the rain gauge.
3. Clean the rain funnel and especially the funnel outlet.
4. Replace the rain funnel. The locking tabs must click into place.

Never use oil to clean, preserve parts or make it easier for them to pass through.

Fault/Remedy

Fault Possible cause
The DCF77 signal for the time cannot be received.	Check the chosen location. Start the signal reception manually, if necessary. Adjust the time manually.
The displayed temperature values appear too high.	Check if the base station or radio gauge is exposed to direct sunlight.
Instead of showing the measured values for temperature or humidity, the display shows H.HH or LL.L.	The values lie above or below the measurement range.
The indicator is illegible, the function is unclear, or the values are obviously false.	Remove the batteries for a few moments.
The base station receives no signals from the wireless rain gauge ("---" is displayed in the RAIN line).	Make sure there are no sources of electrical interference near the rain gauge or the base station. Check the batteries in the rain gauge. Move the base station closer to the rain gauge or vice versa. To start the signal transmission manually, keep the HIST/UP button pressed for a few seconds.
The time differs by exactly one, two, three, etc. hours.	You have probably set an incorrect time zone. For most countries in Europe, "00" is the correct setting.

Technical data

Base station

Model: WS 1907 digital rain gauge with

DCF radio clock

Batteries:

2x LR/R6 (AA) / 1.5 V

Measuring range

• Temperature: 0^ C - 50^ C (32°F - 122°F)

Transmission frequency: 433.92 MHz

Max. transmission power: + 10 dBm

Wireless rain gauge

Batteries:

2x LR/R6 (AA) / 1.5 V

Measuring range:

• Temperature: -40^ C - 70^ C (-40°F - 158°F)

Measuring capacity: 0 - 9999 mm (0 - 393.6 inches)

Range: approx. 60 metres (open terrain)

Distributor: Waagen-Schmitt GmbH

Hammer Steindamm 27-29

22089 Hamburg, Germany

Our products are constantly being developed and improved. For this reason, design and technical modifications are possible at any time.

Declaration of Conformity

Waagen-Schmitt GmbH hereby declares that the WS 1907 digital rain gauge with DCF radio clock complies with EU directives 2014/53/EU and 2011/65/EU.

The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet address: www.ade-germany.de/doc

The declaration will lose its validity if any modification is made to the device without our consent.

Hamburg, May 2019

Waagen-Schmitt GmbH

Warranty

Dear Valued Customer,

Waagen-Schmitt GmbH warrants for 2 years from the purchase date the cost-free rectification of defects in material and workmanship through repair or exchange. In the event of a warranty claim, please return the product with the proof of purchase (specifying the reason for claim) to your dealer.

Disposal

Disposing of the packaging

Dispose of the packaging with similar materials. Dispose of cardboard with waste paper and of films with recyclable materials.

Disposing of the product

Dispose of the product in accordance with the regulations that apply in your country.

Devices must not be disposed of in normal household waste

At the end of its life, the product must be disposed of in an appropriate way.

In this way, valuable materials contained in the device will be recycled and the burden on the environment avoided. Bring the old device to a collection point for electronic waste or to a recycling depot. For more information, contact your local waste disposal firm or your local administrative body.

Standard and rechargeable batteries should not be disposed of along with household waste

All standard and rechargeable batteries must be brought to a local or district collection point or to the retailer.

Such standard and rechargeable batteries can thus be disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.

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