186312 - Weather Station HAMA - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Indoor/outdoor weather station with wireless sensor
Brand and model	Hama 186312
Base station power supply	3 LR03/AAA batteries (4.5 V) or 4.5 V / 100 mA power adapter (ref. 00137330, not included)
Outdoor sensor power supply	2 LR6/AA batteries (3.0 V); lithium batteries recommended for temperatures below 0 °C
Indoor temperature measurement range	0 °C to +50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F)
Outdoor temperature measurement range	-40 °C to +60 °C (-40 °F to +140 °F)
Indoor and outdoor humidity measurement range	20 % to 99 %
Radio frequency	433 MHz
Maximum radio range	30 m in open space
DCF radio-controlled clock	Yes, automatic synchronization; manual adjustment possible
Display functions	Indoor/outdoor temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure (hPa/inHg), weather trend (4 symbols), moon phase, time, date, alarm, backlight
Max. number of outdoor sensors	3 (additional sensors ref. 00186347)
Alarm	Alarm function with snooze (SNOOZE)
Backlight	Permanent only with power adapter; on batteries: 10 seconds
Approximate dimensions (base station)	Approximately 120 x 80 x 30 mm (estimated)
Approximate weight (base station with batteries)	Approximately 200 g (estimated)
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth; avoid harsh detergents
Safety	Do not open, do not expose to moisture, do not use near heat sources
Repairability and spare parts	Power adapter available separately (ref. 00137330); additional sensors (ref. 00186347)
Warranty	Legal warranty; any unauthorized modification voids the warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - 186312 HAMA

How to set up the weather station for the first time?

First insert batteries into the outdoor sensor (2 AA batteries), then into the base station (3 AAA batteries). The station automatically searches for the sensor signal and the DCF clock. Do not press any buttons during this phase (up to 7 minutes).

What to do if the station does not display the outdoor temperature?

Check that the sensor batteries are correctly inserted and that the sensor is within 30 m of the station without major obstacles. You can also force a search by removing batteries from both devices, then reinserting them (first the sensor, then the station).

How to set the time manually if the DCF signal is not received?

Press the SET button for about 3 seconds: time zone, hour, minute, year, month, day and pressure unit scroll. Use UP/DOWN to change each value, then SET to confirm.

How to set the alarm and use the snooze function?

Press ALARM for 3 seconds: the hour digits flash. Set the hour with UP/DOWN, confirm with ALARM, then set the minutes similarly. Press ALARM once to display the alarm time, a second time to activate the alarm (symbol appears), a third time to deactivate. During the alarm, press SNOOZE/LIGHT to repeat the alarm after 10 minutes.

How to change the pressure display to hPa or inHg?

Press SET until the time flashes, then press SET repeatedly until 'hPa' or 'inHg' appears. Use UP/DOWN to switch between units.

Why does the weather trend not display in the first few days?

The station needs to record pressure data over several hours before it can calculate a forecast. Wait 12 to 24 hours after initial setup.

Can I add additional outdoor sensors?

Yes, up to 3 sensors total (ref. 00186347). Each sensor must be set to a different channel (TX selector). The station recognizes them automatically.

How to replace the batteries in the outdoor sensor?

When the low battery symbol appears next to 'OUTDOOR', remove the old batteries from the sensor, insert two new AA batteries with correct polarity. After each battery change, also remove the batteries from the base station and reinsert them to resynchronize.

Does the backlight stay on permanently?

No, on batteries it only lights up for 10 seconds after pressing LIGHT/SNOOZE. For permanent lighting, plug the base station into mains with the appropriate adapter (ref. 00137330, not included).

What does the 'DST' symbol on the display mean?

DST (Daylight Saving Time) indicates that daylight saving time is active. The station automatically switches between daylight saving and standard time via the DCF signal.

USER MANUAL 186312 HAMA

OperatingInstructions

Bedienungsanleitung

Moded'emploi

Instruccionesdeuso

SNOOZE LIGHT UP DOWN SET ALARM

Vertical column of black rectangular blocks with no text or symbols

A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 TUE 21 22 23 UP DOWN SET ALARM 24 25

B 26 29 27 30 28

ControlsandDisplays

A B asestation

1. Weathertrenddisplay
   2.Barometer
2. Outdoor temperature and humidity
3. Channel display
   5.Sensorradiosymbol
4. Batterycapacityofsensor
5. Displayofoutdoortemperature trend
6. Indoortemperature a ndhumidity

7. Battery capacity of weather station

8. Displayofindoortemperature trend

11.Time

12.DCFradiosymbol

13.Summertime

14.Weekday

1. Alarmsymbol

2. Date

17.Moonphase

18.SNOOZEbutton

=i nterruptsthealarm

19.UPbutton

= r aises t hesetting/switchesbetween

°Cand°F

20.SETbutton

=s ettings/confirmsthesetting

1. LIGHTbutton

=a ctivatesthebacklight

22.DOWNbutton

= lowersthesetting/switchesthechannel

23.ALARMbutton

=d isplay/setting/activatesalarmmode

1. Batterycompartment

2. Powersupplyunit

B M easuringstation

26.StatusLED

1. Recessforwallmounting

2. Batterycompartment

29.TXbutton(nofunction)

30.TXchannelslideswitch

1. ExplanationofWarningSymbolsand Notes

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

• ColorEdgeweatherstation
(basestationforindoors/measuringstation foroutdoors)
- 3 AAAbatteries
- 2 AAbatteries
• Theseoperatinginstructions

3. SafetyNotes

• T heproductisintendedforprivate,non-commercialuseonly.
- D o n otoperatetheproductoutsidethepower limitsgiveninthespecifications.
- D o n otusetheproductinmoistenvironments andavoidsplashes.
- Do n otusetheproductintheimmediate vicinityofheatersorotherheatsourcesorin directsunlight.
- Do not use the product in areas where the use of electronic devices is not permitted.
- Do on otplacetheproductnearinterference fields, metalframes, computers, TVs, etc. Electronicdevices and windowframes can negatively affect the product's functionality.
- D o n otdroptheproductanddonotexposeit toanymajorshocks.
- D o n otopenthedeviceorcontinuetooperate itifitbecomesdamaged.
- D o n otattempttoserviceorrepairtheproduct yourself. L eaveanyandallserviceworkto qualifiedexperts.
- K eepthepackagingmaterialoutofthereach ofchildrenduetotheriskofsuffocation.
• D isposeofpackagingmaterialimmediately accordingtolocallyapplicableregulations.
- Do not modify the product in any way. Doing sovoid sthewarranty.
- P rotec the product from dirt, moisture and overheating, and only use it in dry environment.
- Keep this product, as all electrical products, outofthereachofchildren!
• U setheitemonlyinmoderateclimatic conditions.

Warning-Batteries

• W heninsertingbatteries, notethecorrect polarity(+and-m arkings) and insert the batteries accordingly. Failure to do socouldresultinthebatteriesleaking orexploding.
• O nlyusebatteries(orrechargeable batteries)thatmatchthespecifiedtype.
  • Before you insert the batteries, clean the battery contacts and the polar contacts.
  • D o n otallowchildrentochangebatteries withoutsupervision.
  • D o n otmixoldandnewbatteriesor batteriesofa d differenttypeormake.
• R emovethebatteriesfromproductsthat are n otbeingusedforanextendedperiod (unlesstheseare b eingkeptreadyforan emergency).
  • D o n otshort-circuitbatteries.
  • D o n otchargebatteries.
  • Do not throw batteries in a fire.
• Keepbatteriesoutofthereachofchildren.

Warning-Batteries

• N everopen,damageorswallowbatteries orallowthemtoentertheenvironment. Theycancontaintoxic,environmentally harmfulheavymetals.
• I immediately remove and dispose of dead batteries from the product.
• A voidstoring, chargingorusing the device in extreme temperatures and extremely low atmospheric pressure (forexample, at high altitudes).

4. Getting Started

4.1 Insertbatteries

Note

Before use, ensure you insert the batteries in themeasuringstationfirstandtheninthe basestation.

Measuringstation

• O penthebatterycompartment(28)and removethecontactbreaker.
  • T henclosethebatterycompartmentcover.
• T hestatusLEDlightsup.

Basestation

• O penthebatterycompartment(24)and removethecontactbreaker.
  • T henclosethebatterycompartmentcover.

4.2Replacingthebatteries

Note— R eplacingthebatteries

• N otethatthestationshavetobe resynchronisedeachtimeafteryouchange thebatteriesinthemeasuringorbase station.
  • T o d o t his, removethebatteries from the other station and then reinsert them, or changethemas required.

Measuringstation

• If the symbol is displayed (next to 'OUTDOOR'), replacethetwoAAbatteries of themeasuring station with twonewones.
• O penthebatterycompartment(28),remove andproperlydisposeofthedeadbatteries andinserttwonewAAbatterieswiththe correctpolarity. T henclosethebattery compartmentcover.

Basestation

• If the symbol is displayed (next to 'INDOOR'), replacethethreeAAA batteries in the based device with new ones.
• O penthebatterycompartment(24), remove and properly dispose of the dead batteries and insert three new AA batteries with the correct polarity. The closethe battery compartment cover(24).

5. Installation

Note-Installation

• W er recommendinitiallyplacingthebase andmeasuringstationsintheintended locationswithoutinstallingthemand makingallthesettingsdescribedin6. Operation—t o d o.

- Only install the station on the appropriate settings have been made and a stable wireless connection is established.

Note

• T hewirelesstransmissionrangebetween themeasuringstationandbasestationis upto30m i n o penspaces.
• Before installation, ensure that wireless transmission will not be disrupted by interference or obstacles like buildings, trees, vehicles, high-voltagelines, etc.
• To a voidtransmissioninterference, donot operateadjacentwirelessdevicesonthe samefrequency(433MHz).
• Before the final installation, ensure that there is sufficient reception between the intended installation locations.
• W heninstallingthemeasuringstation, ensure t hatitisprotectedfromdirect sunlightandrain.
• T heinternationalstandard h eightfor measuring air temperature is 1.25 m (4 ft) aboveground.

Warning

• B uyspecialorsuitableinstallation materialfroma s specialiseddealerfor wall-mounting.
• Ensure that no faultyordamaged parts are installed.
• N everapplyforceduringinstallation.This coulddamagetheproduct.
• Before installation, ensure that the chosen wallissuitablefortheweighttobe mounted, and make sure that there are no electricalwires,water,g asorotherlinesat theinstallationsiteonthewall.
  • D o n otmounttheproductabovelocations where p ersonsmightlinger.

5.1 Basestation

- U sethebasetopositionthebasestationon a levelsurface.

5.2 Measuringstation

• Y oucanalsopositionthemeasuringstation onal eveloutdoorsurface.
• We recommend installing themeasuring stationsecurely on an outdoor wall using the recess(27).
  • Install an anchor, screw, nail, etc. in the wall of your choice.

- H angupthebase/measuringstationusingthe opening(27)intendedforthispurpose.

6.Operation

6.1 Connectiontothemeasuringstation

- W henthebatterieshavebeeninserted, the basestationautomaticallysearchesfora connectiontothemeasuringstationandtotheradiosignal.

Note

• T herespectivesymbolswillflashduring theconnectionattempts:connectionto themeasuringstation,connectionto theDCFsignal
• Do not press any buttons during setup. Otherwise, values may not be transmitted correctly and there is a risk of value errors and inaccuracies.
  • D o n otchangethelocationofthebase stationduringthesearchprocesses.
• T heprocessiscompletedwhentheindoor (8)andoutdoor(3)measurementdata isdisplayed.

6.2 Basic and manual settings

AutomaticsettingusingtheDCFsignal

Whenthebasestationhasbeenswitchedon forthefirsttimeandsuccessfultransmission hasbeenestablishedbetweenthebasestation andthemeasuringstation, theclockwill automaticallysearchfortheDCFsignal. During thesearch,theradiosymbolflashes.

Display	SearchfortheDCF signal
Flashingdisplay Manualentrynot possible!	Active
Constantdisplay	Successful–signalisbeingreceived
NodisplayInactive

- If the station still does not receive a signal, pressandholdtheUPbutton(19)for approximately3 s econdstostartthemanual searchfortheDCFsignal.Theradiosymbol startstoflash.

Note— Timesettings

• T hesearchprocesscantakeupto7 minutes.Ifitfails,theradiosymbol willgoout.
• In the meantime, however, you can set the timeandthedatemanually.

Note-Timesettings

- T heclockautomaticallycontinuestosearch fortheDCFsignalona d ailybasis(at1 amand5 a m). If the signal is received successfully, t hemanuallysettime and date are o verwritten.

Note- Summertime

Theclockautomaticallyswitchcestosummer time. DST appearsonthedisplayaslongas summertimeisactivated.

Manualsettings

• P ressandholdtheSETbutton(20)for approximately3 s econdstomakethe followingsettingsoneaftertheother:
  • Time zone (from -12 to +12 hours CET)
  • Hour
• Minute
• Year
• Month
  Day
  • Unit of atmospheric pressure (hPa or inHg)
• Press the UP button (19) or DOWN button (22)toselectyoursetting.PresstheSET button(20)toconfirmyouentries.

Note-Time zone

• T heDCFsignalcanbereceivedoverlong distances, butalwaystransmitsthecurrent CentralEuropeanTimeinGermany. Make sure youaccountforthetimedifferencein countriesinothertimezones.
• If you are in Moscow, the time is 3 hours laterthaninGermany. This mean that you should set + 3 forthetimezone. The clock then set the time automatically to 3 hours ahead after receiving the DCF signal or according to them manually set time.

Alarm

• P ressandholdtheALARMbutton(23)for approximately3 s econdstosetthetime ofthealarmdisplayed.Thehoursdisplay beginstoflash.
• Press the UP button (19) or DOWN button (22)toselectthehourforthealarmtime and confirmyourselectionbypressingthe ALARMbutton(23).
  • R epeatheprocesstosettheminutesforthe alarmtime.
• Repeat the entire process to set the second alarm.
• P resstheALARMbutton(23)oncetodisplay thealarmtime.PresstheALARMbutton(23) oncemore to a ctivatethealarm.

• Press the ALARM button (23) a third time to deactivatethealarm.

• I f t healarmistriggered, thealarmsymbolis displayed and an alarm will sound.

• Press UP (19), DOWN (22), SET (20) or ALARMtostopthealarm.

Note—S noozefunction

• W hilethealarmsignalissounding,press theSNOOZEButton(18)orLIGHTbutton (21)toactivatethesnoozefunction.The iconbeginstoflashonthedisplay. The alarmsignalwillstopforapproximately10 minutes,afterwhichitwillsoundagain.
• Press UP (19), DOWN, (22), SET (20) or ALARMtostopthesnoozefunction and thealarm.

Temperature(Celsius/Fahrenheit)

• P resstheUPbutton(19)toswitchbetween °Cand°Fforthetemperature d isplay.
• The weather station indicates a trend as to how the values for the indoor and outdoor temperature are likely to develop over the next few hours.

DisplayTrend

Increasing

Constant

Decreasing

Atmosphericpressure(hPA/inHg)

Note-5 noozefunction

• W hilethealarmsignalissounding,press theSNOOZButton(18)orLIGHTbutton (21)toactivatethesnoozefunction. The iconbeginstoflashonthedisplay. The alarmsignalwillstopforapproximately10 minutes,afterwhichitwillsoundagain.
• Press UP (19), DOWN, (22), SET (20) or ALARMtostopthesnoozefunction and thealarm.

Note

Like all measurement values, atmospheric pressure is subject to a certain measurement tolerance.

• P ressandholdtheSetbutton(20)untilthe timebeginstoflash.
• Press the Set button (20) repeatedly until hPA orinHGappearsonthedisplay.

• Press the UP button (19) or DOWN button (22)tochangetheunittoinHGorhPA.
• T heweatherstationgivesa currentvalue trendforatmosphericpressure.

6.3Weathertrenddisplay

Basedonchangesintheatmosphericpressure andthedatasaved,thebasestationisable tomakewheatherforecastsforthenext12to 24hours.

Note- W eathertrenddisplay

The weather forecast function is not available during the first few hours of operation because it requires data that is collected during operation.

Theweathertrendandthecurrentweatherare displayedusingfourdifferentsymbols(1):

SymbolWeather
	Sunny
	Slightlycloudy
	Cloudy
	Rainy

6.4Moonphases

Thebasestationdisplaysthecurr entmoonphase withthefollowingsymbols:

	NewMoonFullMoon
	Waxing Crescent
	FirstquarterLastquar
	Waxing Gibbous

6.5Backlight

• If you upresstheSNOOZEbutton(18)or LIGHTbutton(21)inbatteryoperation, thedisplaywilllightupforapproximately 10seconds.
• By repeatedlypressingtheSNOOZEbutton (18)orLIGHTbutton(21)inmainsoperation, youcanspecifythebrightnesslevelofthe lightingandturnitoff.

Note— P ermanentbacklightmode

Permanentbacklightmodeisonlypossible whenthebasestationisoperatedusing the'00137330'powersupplyunit(further informationcanbefoundat:www.hama.com). Powersupplyunitisnotincluded.

8.WarrantyDisclaimer

HamaGmbH & C o KGassumesnoliability and provides now warranty for damageresulting from improper installation/mounting, improper use of the product from failure to observe operating instructions and/or safety notes.

7. Care and Maintenance

Onlycleanthisproductwitha s lightlydamp, lint-freeclothanddonotuseaggressivecleaning agents.Makesure t hatwaterdoesnotgetinto theproduct.

9.TechnicalData

	BasestationMeasuringstation
Powersupply	4.5V3 x A AAbatteries	3.0V2 x A AbatteriesWerecommendusingAAlithiumbatteriesfortheoutdoorsensorswhenoutdoortemperaturesarebelow0°C/32°F.
	Additionalpowersupplyvia‘00137330’ powersupplyunitispossible:Output4.5Vminimum100mA
Measuringrange:Temperature	0°C- 5 0°C32°F- 1 22°F	-40°C- + 60°C- 4 0°F- + 140°F
Measuringrange:Humidity	20- 9 9 % 20- 9 9%
DCFradio-controlledclockYesNo
AlarmfunctionYesNo
Max.numberofmeasuringstations	3Additionalsensor00186347
Frequency433MHz
Range≤30m

10. DeclarationofConformity

Hereby, Hama GmbH & Co KG declares that the radio equipment type [00186312] is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.hama.com ->00186312 ->Downloads.

Maximumradio-frequencypowertransmitted4,487μW

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4,487μW

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