Millennium RFRM User Manual
WeatherWatch
™
Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer
Photograph of Base Station and Transmitter
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Table of Contents
Caution ............................................................
About your Thermometer ..............................
Base Station Features.....................................
Transmitter Features ......................................
Receiver Controls ............................................
Transmitter Controls.......................................
Getting Started with your Thermometer......
Powering your Receiver..................................
Setting up your Receiver................................
Setting the Clock and Calendar .....................
Setting up your Transmitter...........................
General Operations.........................................
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Viewing Temperature Locations
Daily High and Low Temperatures
Using Temperature Alarms
Turning the Temperature Alarms On or Off
Sound On and Off
Temperature Location Label
Problem Solving..............................................
Caution:
Please read this manual before operating your unit
1. These units are sophisticated electronic devices.To ensure
their proper operation and the best possible performance, please read this manual carefully.
2. Choose the installation locations of your units carefully.
Avoid placing the Base station in direct sunlight or close
to any source of heat. Also avoid placing the Base station
in locations that are subject to vibrations, excessive dust,
cold temperatures and moisture.
3. These units may be subject to interference from external
sources such as transformers,electric motors or other
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electronic devices.To avoid distortion created by such
sources,it is advised that you place the units as far away
as possible from them.
4. Do not,under any circumstances,open the cabinets of
these units.To do so may result in damage to the units. If
any foreign object enters the units,contact customer service for assistance.
5. Do not apply excessive force when using any of the
switches or controls.
6. Do not attempt to clean the units with a chemical solvent
as this might damage the finish. Use a clean, dry cloth.
7. Please be sure to read the “Problem Solving” section of
this manual for advice on common operating errors
before concluding that your units are faulty.
8. Always keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
About Your Thermometer:
Your WeatherWatch™ Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer
allows you to monitor indoor and outdoor temperatures from
any room in your home.
You simply place your WeatherWatch™ Transmitter in a
desired remote location (e.g.outside your home, in your garden, etc.) and your WeatherWatch™ Base Station anywhere
within an approximate range of 250’(e.g.in your bedroom, in
your kitchen, etc.).
The Transmitter then measures the remote temperature and
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sends the reading via advanced radio technology to your Base
station so you can conveniently keep track of the temperature
in your selected remote area.You can monitor up to 3 remote
locations with each Base Station for greater versatility (extra
Transmitters are sold separately).
Base Station Features:
Radio Transmitted Temperatures
No cumbersome probes or cables to limit your freedom.
Remote Transmitter sends temperature readings to your
indoor Base station located anywhere in your home.
250 Ft. Range
Receive remote temperature measurements 250 ft.away from
Transmitter.
Monitors up to 3 Remote Locations
Receives and displays temperature from up to 3 remote
Transmitters (1 is included).
Wide Temperature Range
Temperature range of -50°F to 158°F. Note: the Base station has
been designed for indoor usage only.
Large Easy-to-Read Display
Displays indoor and remote temperatures in large easy-to-
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