Handheld Weather Station
Operation and Safety Notes
Przenośna stacja meteo
Wskazówki dotyczące obsługi i bezpieczeństwa
Hordozható időjárásállomás
Kezelési és biztonsági utalások
Prenosna vremenska postaja
Navodila za upravljanje in varnostna opozorila
Přenosná meteorologická stanice
Pokyny pro obsluhu a bezpečnostní pokyny
Prenosná meteorologická stanica
Pokyny pre obsluhu a bezpečnostné pokyny
Prenosiva meteorološka postaja
Upute za posluživanje i za Vašu sigurnost
Tragbare Wetterstation
Bedienungs - und Sicherheitshinweise
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Description of parts and features.................................... |
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Technical data.................................................................. |
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Scope of Supply............................................................... |
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General Safety Information........................ |
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Safety Instructions for the Battery.................................... |
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Starting the weather station up.............. |
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Regulating the default settings |
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Deactivating / activating the display............................... |
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Switching the touch beep on / off................................... |
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Setting the alarm time and activating the daily alarm... |
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Activating the hourly alarm.............................................. |
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Using the stopwatch......................................................... |
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Timing / storing and retrieving lap times......................... |
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Using the countdown counter.......................................... |
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Displaying the world times.............................................. |
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Using the altimeter........................................................... |
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Adjusting the altimeter..................................................... |
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Measuring the difference in height................................. |
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Using the barometer........................................................ |
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Adjusting the barometer.................................................. |
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Weather forecast............................................................. |
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Reading off the temperature and humidity..................... |
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Retrieving the maximum and minimum values................ |
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Battery display.................................................................. |
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Changing the battery....................................................... |
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Cleaning and Maintenance.......................... |
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Declaration of conformity............................. |
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Handheld Weather Station
Q Introduction
Familiarise yourself with the product before using it for the first time. In addition please refer carefully to the operating instructions below and the safety
advice. Use the product only as described and for the indicated purpose. Keep these instructions in a safe place. If you pass the product on to anyone else, please ensure that you also pass on all the documentation.
Q Intended Use
The portable weather station displays the temperature in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F), the air humidity in per
cent (% RH) and their maximum and minimum values. The weather station also displays the weather forecast, the time in 12 / 24-hour clock modes and the date. In addition, the weather station also has an alarm and calendar function as well as a barometer and an altimeter. Other uses or changes to the device are considered to be contrary to the intended use and may result in personal injury and / or damage to the device. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage
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caused through the use of the device in contradiction of its intended use. The device is not intended for commercial use.
Q Description of parts and features
1RESET button
2MODE button (“configuration”)
3ALTI / BARO button (“altimeter / barometer”)
4ST. / STP button (start / stop)
5Display
6Weather symbol
7Barometric pressure bar display
8Temperature display
9Date display
10Time display
11Daily alarm display
12Relative humidity display
13Barometric pressure trend display
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Q Technical data
Temperature
Resolution: 0.1 °C (0.1 °F) Measuring range: –10 - + 60 °C
14 - + 140 °F
Humidity
Resolution: 1 % RH (% RH – relative humidity = % relative humidity)
Measuring range: 25 - 99 %
Altimeter
Resolution: 1 m
Measuring range: – 706 m - 9164 m – 2316 ft - 30065 ft
Barometer
Resolution: 0.1 mb / hPa (millibar / hectopascal) Measuring range: 300 mb / hPa - 1100 mb / hPa
Battery: 1 x Lithium button cell 3 V 
(CR 2032) (included in delivery)
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Q Scope of Supply
Please check the supplied items immediately after unpacking the device to ensure that there is nothing missing and that the product and all of its parts are in perfect condition.
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mDANGER TO LIFE! Batteries can be swallowed, which may represent a danger to life. If a battery has been
swallowed, medical help is required immediately.
JChildren or persons who lack the knowledge or experience to use the device or whose physical, sensory or
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intellectual capacities are limited must never be allowed to use the device without supervision or instruction by a person responsible for their safety. Children must never be allowed to play with the device.
JDo not use the device if it is damaged. Damaged devices represent a danger of death from electric shock!
JDo not use the device in hospitals or medical facilities, as otherwise this may result in malfunctions of life-support systems.
JDo not expose the device to
-extreme temperatures,
-strong vibrations,
-heavy mechanical loads,
-direct sunlight.
Otherwise there is a danger that the device will be damaged.
JDo not expose the device to an extremely high electromagnetic field. This may impair the correct functioning of the device. Electrostatic charge can result in malfunction of the device. In case of malfunctions remove the battery shortly and replace it again.
JPlease note that the guarantee does not cover damage caused by incorrect handling, non-compliance with the operating instructions or interference with the device by unauthorised individuals.
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JUnder no circumstances should you take the device apart. Improper repairs may place the user in considerable danger. Repairs should only be carried out by specialist personnel.
Safety Instructions for the Battery
JRemove the battery from the device if it is not going to be used for a prolonged period.
gCAUTION! DANGER OF EXPLOSION! The battery must never be recharged!
JEnsure correct polarity when inserting the battery! This is indicated in the battery compartment.
JIf necessary, clean the battery and device contacts before inserting the battery.
JRemove a spent battery immediately from the device. There is an increased danger of leaks!
JBatteries must not be disposed of in the normal domestic waste!
JEvery consumer is legally obliged to dispose of batteries in the proper manner!
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JKeep the battery away from children; do not throw it in the fire, short-circuit it or take it apart.
JUse batteries of the same type only.
JIf the above instructions are not complied with, the battery may discharge itself beyond its end voltage. There is a danger of leaking. If the battery has leaked inside your device, you should remove it immediately in order to prevent damage to the device!
JAvoid contact with the skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Any parts of the body coming into contact with battery acid should be rinsed off with copious amounts of water and / or a doctor contacted if necessary!
Q Starting the weather station up
Note: When setting it up, if you do not press any button within 60 seconds, the weather station will automatically return to the output mode.
jDuring the set-up procedures, press and keep the RESET
1or ST. / STP. buttons 4 pressed down. This will accelerate the set-up.
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QRegulating the default settings
for language, time, date, time zone
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until the date display 9 (day of the week mode) appears in the display 5 .
jHold the MODE button 2 down for two seconds to get to the set-up mode.
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27.Moscow |
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36.Manila |
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jPress the MODE button 2 to set the daylight saving time (DST).
jSwitch it on or off with the RESET button 1 or ST. / STP. button 4 .
Note: Only switch the daylight saving time on if you are in a region in which the daylight saving time applies.
jPress the MODE button 2 again in order to set the seconds.
jWhen the second display flashes, use the RESET button 1
or ST. / STP. button 4 to set it to 0.
jPress the MODE button 2 to set the minutes.
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jWhen the minute display flashes, use the RESET button 1
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button 1 or ST. / STP. button 4 to set the current year.
jPress the MODE button 2 to set the month. Use the RESET button 1 or ST. / STP. button 4 to set the current month.
jPress the MODE button 2 to set the day. Use the RESET
button 1 or ST. / STP. button 4 to set the current day.
jPress the MODE button 2 , to set the date format.
jUse the RESET button 1 or the ST. / STP. button 4 to choose between the formats of month / day or day / month.
j Press the MODE button 2 to select the hour format.
jUse the RESET button 1 or the ST. / STP. button 4 to choose between the 12-hour or 24-hour format.
j Press the ALTI / BARO button 3 to leave the set-up mode if needed.
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Q Deactivating / activating the display
You can deactivate the display 5 to save battery power. Note: The clock will still work even if the display 5 has been deactivated.
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until the date display 9 (day of the week mode) appears in the display 5 .
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 down for about 5 second in order to deactivate the display 5 .
j Press one of the buttons 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 to re-activate the display 5 .
Q Switching the touch beep on / off
The weather station has a touch tone function. When it is activated, a sound is made when you press a button.
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until the date display 9 (day of the week mode) appears in the display 5 .
jHold the MODE button 2 down for two seconds to get to the set-up mode.
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jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until you get to set-up procedure for switching the touch beep function on / off.
jPress the RESET button 1 or the ST. / STP. button 4 to switch the touch tone on or off.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 to leave the set-up mode.
QSwitching off the automatic display / activating the sleep function
If the sleep function is on, the display 5 will switch itself off if no button has been pressed for 48 hours.
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until the date display 9 (day of the week mode) appears in the display 5 .
jHold the MODE button 2 down for two seconds to get to the set-up mode.
jPress the MODE-button 2 as often as necessary until you get to the set-up to switch the sleep function on / off.
j Press the RESET button 1 or the ST. / STP. button 4 , to switch the sleep function on or off.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 to leave the set-up mode.
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QSetting the alarm time and activating the daily alarm
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until ALM appears in the display 5 .
j Using the ST. / STP. button 4 to choose daily alarm 1 or daily alarm 2.
jHold the MODE button 2 down for 2 seconds. The symbol hr flashes.
jPress the RESET 1 or ST. / STP. 4 button to set the
value you wish to have. The symbol 
will appear in the display 5 .
j Press the MODE button 2 again to set the minutes.
jPress the RESET 1 or ST. / STP. 4 button to set the value you want.
j Press the ALTI / BARO button 3 to leave the set-up mode.
jPress the RESET button 1 to activate or deactivate the daily alarm.
Note: If the daily alarm is switched on the symbol 
will appear in the display 5 .
The alarm will sound for 30 seconds every day at the set time.
j Press button 1 , 2 or 3 to stop the alarm sounding.
jIf you press the ST. / STP. button 4 when the alarm is sounding, you will activate the snooze function (
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The alarm sound will stop and will be re-activated after 8 minutes.
jPress any button to leave the snooze function.
Q Activating the hourly alarm
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until ALM appears in the display 5 .
jUse the ST. / STP. button 4 to select the hourly alarm.
jPress the RESET button 1 down for 2 seconds to switch the hourly alarm on or off.
Note: If the hourly alarm is switched on, the symbol 
will appear in the display 5 . The alarm tone will sound on the hour every hour. The alarm consists of a single beep sound.
Q Using the stopwatch
The weather station has a stopwatch function. You can measure minutes, seconds and hundredths of seconds. Before using it for the first time, the stopwatch will read 0.
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jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until CHR appears in the display 5 .
jPress the ST. / STP. button 4 to start the stopwatch. Press the button again to stop the stopwatch.
jThe display 5 will indicate the time between start and stop.
jIf you press the ST. / STP. button 4 again, the time will continue to run again.
jPress the RESET button 1 for 2 seconds to reset the stopwatch display to 0 again.
Note: With time measurements longer than one hour, the hours, minutes and seconds are indicated in the time display.
QTiming / storing and retrieving lap times
Timing and storing lap times
You can time and store up to 10 lap times.
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until CHR appears in the display 5 .
jPress the ST. / STP. button 4 to start the stopwatch.
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jPress the RESET button 1 to time a lap.
The lap number will flash in the time display 10 and the lap time will be indicated in the display 5 for about 10 seconds. After that, the time will continue.
jPress the RESET button 1 again to time another lap.
Retrieving lap times
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until CHR appears in the display 5 .
jPress the MODE button 2 for 2 seconds in order to retrieve the lap times. LAP flashes.
j Use the RESET button 1 and the ST. / STP. button 4 to select the lap times you want.
jPress the ALTI / BARO-button 3 again to get back to stopwatch mode.
jPress the RESET button 1 for 2 seconds to delete the lap times.
QUsing the countdown counter
1.Press the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until TMR appears in the display 5 .
2.Press the MODE button 2 down for about 2 seconds. The hour display will flash.
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3.Press the RESET 1 or the ST. / STP. 4 button to set the value you wish to have.
4.Press the MODE button 2 . The minute display will flash.
5.Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the values for minutes and seconds.
6.Press the ALTI / BARO button 3 to get back to countdown mode.
7.Press the ST. / STP. button 4 to start the countdown.
8.Press the ST. / STP. button 4 again to stop the countdown. Note: During the last 10 seconds, a signal will sound every second. When the countdown has finished, a signal will sound for thirty seconds.
9.Press any button to stop signal.
After the signal, the set countdown time will appear in the display 5 again.
10.Repeat the previous steps to set another countdown time.
Q Displaying the world times
Note: You can display the times in up to 60 towns around the world.
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until WT appears in the display 5 .
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jPress the RESET 1 or ST. / STP. 4 button to select the town you wish to have.
Note: The towns are indicated by means of letter codes. Please consult the table in the section called “Regulating the default settings for language, time, date” to find the code you want.
Note: The display 5 shows the local time in each case beneath the code.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 to leave the world time mode.
Q Using the altimeter
CAUTION! Never use the altimeter on an aeroplane. Note: If the height measured is more than 9164 m / 30065 ft, “HI” will appear in the display 5 .
Note: If the height measured is less than – 706 m / – 2316 ft, “LO” will appear in the display 5 .
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 until ALT appears in the display 5 .
jPress the ST. / STP. button 4 for 2 seconds to choose between the units of meters (m) and feet (ft).
Note: The weather station automatically updates the altimeter.
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Q Adjusting the altimeter
The absolute elevation reading is measured by means of the change in air pressure. In order to ensure a measurement that is as precise as possible, the altimeter has to be adjusted from time to time. Make sure that you adjust the altimeter in a place that lies at sea level (0 metres) or at a place whose height above sea level you can enter as a reliable reference. Imprecise details could lead to errors in later measurements.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 . ALT will appear in the display 5 .
jPress the MODE button 2 for 2 seconds. The altimeter display will flash in the display 5 .
jPress the RESET 1 or ST. / STP. 4 button to set the value you wish to have.
jIf you enter incorrect information, press the MODE
button 2 and enter a new value.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 to stop the adjustments.
Q Measuring the difference in height
The weather station measures the lowest and highest point (e.g. on long walks).
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jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 until TRK appears in the display 5 .
jHold the RESET button 1 down until the altimeter display indicates 0.
jPress the ST. / STP. button 4 at the start of your long walk. The TRK in the display will flash.
jPress the ST. / STP. button 4 again when you get to the end of your long walk.
jPress the RESET button 1 . The minimum and maximum values of the height measurement will appear in the display 5 .
Q Using the barometer
Note: When the air pressure measured is more than 1100 h / Pa, “HI” will appear in the display 5 . Note: When the air pressure measured is less than 300 h / Pa, “LO” will appear in the display 5 .
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 as often as necessary until hPa (hectopascal) or mb (millibar) appear in the display 5 .
jPress the ST. / STP. button 4 for 2 Seconds to choose between the units hPa, mb and inHg.
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Note: The weather station will automatically update the air pressure.
The weather station will display the air pressure history of the last 12 hours in the bar display 7 .
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current air pressure |
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air pressure one hour ago |
– 2 H: |
air pressure two hours ago |
– 3 H: |
air pressure three hours ago |
– 6 H: |
air pressure six hours ago |
–12 H: |
air pressure twelve hours ago |
The weather station will also indicate the air pressure trend via the air pressure trend display 13.
The air pressure is rising
The air pressure is constant
The air pressure is falling
Q Adjusting the barometer
In order to ensure a measurement that is as precise as possible, the barometer has to be adjusted. Contact your local
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weather service for precise information regarding air pressure. Entering incorrect data could lead to errors in measurements carried out at a later date.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 as often as necessary until hPa (hectopascal), mb (millibar) or inHg (inches of mercury) appear in the display 5 .
jPress the MODE button 2 for about 2 seconds. The air pressure display will flash.
jPress the RESET 1 and ST. / STP. 4 button to set the value you want.
jIf you enter incorrect information, press the MODE
button 2 again and enter a new value.
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 to stop the adjustments.
Q Weather forecast
Note: Please take the weather forecast from your local weather forecasting service into account as well as the forecast from your weather station. If there are discrepancies between the information from your device and from the local weather forecasting service, please take the advice of the latter as authoritative.
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Symbol Meaning
= sunny
= light clouds
= cloudy
= rainy
The weather display is updated every 3 hours.
The weather station can not display short-term changes in the weather.
The weather forecast is based on changes in the air pressure. You can get a more precise weather forecast if you stay in a place with constant air pressure for 24 hours.
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QReading off the temperature and humidity
Note: If the ambient temperature is too high, the LCD display will turn black.
If the temperature measured is more than + 60 °C / 140 °F, “HI” will appear in the display 5 .
If the temperature measured is less than –10 °C / 14 °F, “LO” will appear in the display 5 .
The temperature is displayed in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until the date display 9 (day of the week mode) appears in the display 5 .
jPress the ST. / STP button 4 for 3 seconds to choose between the units °C (Celsius) and °F (Fahrenheit).
Humidity
The humidity is displayed permanently. The value is updated every minute.When the air humidity measured is more than 95 %, “HI” is indicated on the display 5 . When the humidity
measured is less than 25 %, “LO” appears in the display 5 .
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QRetrieving the maximum and minimum values
You can display the maximum / minimum values of the humidity, temperature, air pressure and height measured.
Displaying the max. / min. temperature / humidity
jPress the MODE button 2 as often as necessary until the date display 9 (day of the week mode) appears in the display 5 .
jPress the RESET button 1 twice. The display 5 will indicate the maximum and minimum values measured for temperature and humidity.
jDuring displaying the minimum and maximum values press the RESET button 1 for approx. 3 seconds to reset the maximum value.
Displaying the max. / min. temperature / humidity / height
jPress the ALTI / BARO button 3 until ALT appears in the display 5 .
jPress the RESET button 1 . The display 5 will indicate the maximum and minimum values measured for temperature, humidity and the height.
jPress the RESET button 1 for approx. 3 seconds to reset the maximum value.
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