AOK Electronic HSTATION Users manual

AOK-5006B/2039B English manual (US)
Please read the operating instructions carefully to familiarize yourself with the features and modes of operation before using the instrument.
Keep the manual for future reference and pass it on with the device, if you pass on the device to other users.
PACKAGING CONTENTS
1 x weather station
1 x outdoor sensor
1 x AC adaptor
1 x instruction manual
LCD DISPLAY
Overview of icons and buttons
Front side and display
1. Weather 2. Channel recycling icon
3. Channel 4. Comfort face
5. Trend for indoor temperature 6. RF symbol
7.Trend for outdoor temperature 8. Max/Min for outdoor temperature and humidity
9. Indoor temperature 10. Max/Min for indoor temperature and humidity
11.Low battery for indoor unit 12. Indoor humidity
13.Trend for indoor humidity 14. Alert for outdoor temperature
15.Trend for outdoor humidity 16. Outdoor humidity
17.Low battery for outdoor sensor 18.Time
19. WEEKS 20.Day of week
21. Month 22. Alarm
23. Date 24. Hour of history
25. Air pressure 26. Moon phase
27.Light a/b/c mode 28.Outdoor temperature
29.Icy alert 30. Trend for air pressure
Top side:
Press
button
Press and hold
(3 sec
onds)
(A)
MODE
Time/Alarm1/Alarm 2 switching
S
etting
the time format,
time zone
shift,
hours, year, date, day
of the
week
language ,,air pressure unit, C/F .
(B) CH
Channel 123 switching
Re- registration the CHANNEL data
(C) ALERT
ON/OFF temperature ALERT
Setting the temperature ALERT
(D) SNOOZE LIGHT
1. Activates alarm snooze
2. Display black light (when without power adaptor plugged in)
Air pressure reading adjust
.G
= DC 5.0V adaptor power jack
Wireless sensor
H= Outdoor temperature and humidity I = LED of signal transmission from the sensor J = A hole to hang the device on the wall
K= channel switch
Getting Start with Power Supply
Insert Batteries
1. Gently remove the stand downwards and remove battery compartment cover from the main unit.
2. Insert the batteries, matching the polarities (+/-).
DC Power :
1. Put the power cable pass through the hole in the stand, plug the power cable to the power jack and plug the power adapter into a suitable power outlet.
NOTE It is recommended to insert the battery as a backup power.
Remote Sensor
1. Open the remote sensor battery door, insert the batteries, matching the polarities (+/-) Note: To prevent water from entering the sensor, it is important to make sure the battery lid closes tightly.
(E) ∧•MEM
Check the MAX/MIN temperature and humidity data ;
One step forward in
Clear the MAX/MIN temperature and humidity data
(F)
∨•
HISTORY
Check the history of air pressure
One step back in setting
2. Place the sensor near the main unit in order to establish an effective wireless transmission. Do not place the sensor outside until the transmission have be confirmed.
3. Observe the indoor unit LCD screen to see OUT temperature and humidity displayed to confirm the transmission completed
NOTES:
First plug in the adaptor or insert the batteries of main unit, then insert the batteries of the outdoor sensor in 3 minutes after the main unit is powered on, to assure of the sensor data received well. In case of the outdoor sensor data received failure, please press CHkey for more than 3 seconds to synchronize the RF signal.
Every time the power adaptor unplugged and with no batteries inserted, the main unit will lose all the weather data.
Every time the outdoor sensor batteries are replaced, the sensor will synchronize with the main unit again. You must press the CHkey for more than 3 seconds to synchronize the RF signal.
Mounting the main unit
The main unit can be placed onto any flat surface or wall mounted at the desired location by hanging hole, It is important to check that the radio signals (from the sensors and from the DCF77 time signal) can be received before mounting.
Mounting the outdoor sensor
Suggest the outdoor sensor to be hung on as below showing, better not stand it at outside place,try to avoid direct sun shine or rain as much as possible.
Initial Operation
After inserting the batteries or adaptor plugged in, the altitude flashing in meters, press
•MEM
or
“∨•HISTORY
to set the altitude of your position, then press SNOOZE•LIGHT to confirm
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