Smartro SM3531B Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual

for Smartro

Projection Alarm Clock with Thermometer

SM3531B

http://metricpioneer.com/free-download/

Page 1

Instruction

Manual

Thanks

for

choosing

this

device

from

Smartro.

1. Befor•

You

Start

UsinK

It

Make

sure

{O

read

the

instruction

manual

carefully.

This infonoatioo will help you

10

fiuni.liarizt

yourself

\\'itb

your

new

device,

to

learn

all

of

its

functions,

and

to

get ad,ice

in

lhe

e\'ent

offBulL5.

Following

the

instructions

will

prevent

damage

to

your

device

and

IO~'li

of

your

susrutory

righis

n11sing

froni

de["'"" lluc to inooncct use.

We

shall not

be

liable

for

any damag• occurring as a resull

of

non

-following

of

the$e

~truClions.

Likewise, we

take

no

re-,pon~bilily fot

any

incomx:.t

readings

l:llld

for

any

consequ~

which may result

from

them.

Plo:a,e

Lake

particuL'IT

note

of

the safety advice!

Plea~e

keep

thi~

instruct

i()n

manual

ror

future

reference

.

2. Scope

of

Delivery

Radio-controlled

projection

weru.her

suuioo

Wm:1<»

Ri:mocc

Sensor

lnsmxtioa anmnl

p.,..

..

adaplor

J.

fldd

of

Optr•tlo11

•nd All lb• BentfitJ

of

Your

!\e"

De,i

..

at•

Gian«

Projection

of

the time and temperature onto a wall or coiling

(d1g11al)

Two

ahums

wilh

Snuozr:

function

Weather

forecasting

function

Radio--cootroUcd

nmc

function

CaJrndar

(Lp

ID

the

Year

or:im

I

lndoo<~-9.9"C-50"C(J>,-

J::<F

Ouldu<a

iUl.ij..<latwc:

~

- 71r-C(-40"f -IS8°Fl

'C

"f

seiect:!bl,

\\-rrclcss Remote Sensor
Wall

Mounting or

lable

Stand

433.92MHz

RF

transmitting frequency

60-meter

traMrni.ss-ion

ra.nge

in

an

upc:n

area

Battery: LR03 AAA

DC

Power:

DC

5V

12A

USB cin,ger func,.,,,

~-

For

YMC

Safety

Thn

pro=

~

"'c'cs;.dy

clmdcd

for the field

of

applicatima

~;,,,J

.._....,.,.. It sboukl

oa.fy

be

used

as

dcscri:..."00

~

~

~,K1ioos

Loaroboro.ed repaus.

~«

"'-¥CS

u,

the

proc!u:t

""?

;;,<otal

=!dd.

~

Camion? Risk

or

electJ • s '

Page 2

The

device

and

the

mains

adapter

must

not

come

int0

contact

with

water

or

moisture.

Only

&uiLublc

for

operation

in

diy

intcri.OI5

Do

not

u.se

the

unit

1f

the

housing

or

the

mail'l$-adaple:r

is

damagr:d.

Keep the unit

out

of

reach

of

pc,sons

(inclnding

children)

who

cannot full}

wee

iate lhe

pot"!)riaJ

risks

of

handling elecrricaJ eqwprn<nL

Pull the plug out

of

the socket immediately

if

any

liwk

occurs

or

lf

the

unit

is

not used for a

long

period

of

time.

Only

use the supplied mains adapter.

Do no, pull the plug out

of

the socket

by

iLs

lead.

Route

the

main:S

le.ad

so

dun

it

doe-s

not

come

into

contact

\\ith

sharp-orlgtu

or

ho1

objectS

.

&,

Caution!

Risk

of

injury!

Keep

this device

and

the battcric, out

of

the reach

of

children.

Batteries

mu."1

not

he

,hort-circwte~

laken apart, recharged

or

dtrown into a fire. Risk

of

C.'q>losion!

6aneries

contain

harmful

acids.

Low

batteries

~hould

be

changed

as

soon

as

possible-

to

prevem damar,e caused by leaking.

Never

use a combination

of

old

and

new

batt,-rics

together

or

u:;c

dillcr.-nt type, ofbatlcrics.

Wear

chenucal-resistam

procecu,·e

gloves

and

safety

gla..~ses

when

handling

leaking

bancrics.

&,

Important information on product

safecy!

Do DOlpb<e

~

pro<L,t

"'"""'"""""

1<mpe,2n..-es.

,-.bra.."cma<

;.bods..

s

..

fllBdioti

~

---

1~

.,_

Olz'

r

•

.

:O;

30

...

B1,..,.

w.

r.,

___

J_

:°5EJ

' '

_

,.

-

--·

·-··1 ·-·····

-- .

--'=-=

•-

~

----

·~--

~ ~

'

·-

- •tJ!.C,,-

.

.,

....

,-···

-·.i.::--·'---

:.

..

~

.

Pan

A: LCD Display

Al: Weather Forecasting

A2:

Time

A3:

Weck

J\4: Indoor Temperarure

AS:

Outdoor

Tcmpcrat11re

A6: Month and

D,ue

..

-~.;;;Pl

,;

I f!li

u

I

~==

=

·=

=

Page 3

A7:

Proje<:lion

D.i;"J)lay:

Time and lndoor/OutduorTcmperarure

P

an

B: Button and Power

B 1 :

•U

/

z'

" Touch button

B2: "

).1(:)DE""

buuon

83

: "M!:.M" buuon

B4: ··~·· button

RS

: .. _

.,.

button

B6: "'LOOP" button

B7

: "RAil\'BOW" button

l!X

: Al

arm I on1offswitch

B9: Alarm 2 on/off switch

13

10: USB

c

ha,g<,"T

output socket

Bl

l: Bane,y compartment

B

12; Power supply socket

Pan

C:

Wudcss

R.emore

Sensor

Cl:

Banay

compartment

6. Initial Op<_ration:

•

•

fi

r -

-,

I

Open the barteiy compamnent of weather

station

and

insen

t,vo

new 1.

SV

AAA

batteri

es,

Ensure

that

the

battery polarines

[·-·and"

-'1

an,

rorrec1.

When>""

ansen

lhe

ba!lenes.

all

11,,:

sy1!1bol<

°"

!ht

U:D

d;spbywill

hylt

np

for 3

seconds.

You

will hear 1 -'beep - sou!ld.

The

"e.nba

Slarion

mm

lD

dr:1cct

mdoar

~

Open

the

~

cnmpanmec

.t

of \\-ueks&

R""'°"

S<osor ond ,nsen .,.....

"'

" u·v

AAA

banenes.

Eru;ure

lhaLlhd,.,UCI) polarities [ ·- "

aoo

--J

an:

correcL

The weather

station

\\;U

now stan

ro

make

a:

coonecaon

to

me

Remote

Sensor.

displa

_yod

b_y

a

Dashing

rcccptfon

RF

antcnn•

•>-mbol

m

lb<>

"OUT" display

an:a

on !he receiver.

lllis

ope.ration

tales

about 3 minutes.

Afic..T

the

receiver

b..'iS

made a connection to

Oic

rcmolc

&..'IlSOr

,

il

will enter

the

radio-comroUed

time

receive

mode

..

6.1

Radio-controlled

time reception

Chaoge

the

baueric1>,

or

restart

the

d~vicc.

Aller 7

minutes,

the

weather

station aummaricaJ

Jy

starts the W'.VVB signal search. The radio

mast

symbol starts to flash.

At 1 :00

/2:00 /

3:00

am.

the

weather

51.alfon

autoID8tically

carries

oul

the

sy11chroni;1ation

pr

ocedure

with

the

\\'WVl-3

signal to

correct

any

deviations

to

the

e.,act

rime.

If

this

synchronization attempt

is

un,ucccssful (the radio mast symbol di""PI"'""

from

Lhe

display),

then

the

nex:l

reception

takes

place

the

ne.xt

hour

and

so

on

u

ntil the

reception

is

successful.

This procedure

is

automatically repeated

up

to a total

of

5 times.

lf

the

rc<:eption

is

not

successful,

ohen

!he

nen

attempt will

talce

place !he next day

at

01

:00

am.

To start manual

ViWVB

signal reception,

press and hold

both·~· and

"·'

button at the

sume

Page 4

time

for a few

seconds.

If

no

si,gnals

arc

received

wilhin

7

minutes.

the search

of

WWVH

signal stop,. (The radio

most

;ymbol disappear,s.) The next rec,:ption

rakes

place the next

hour.

During radio-<:onttolled time

rr..-c,:ption.

to siop searching

WWV-8

signal, press and hold the

"

-"

hurutn

for

more

dwi 2

second'ii.

Please

take note

oftbe

foUowing:

A

~bing

radio

roast

symbol

indicates

thac

the

WWV8

signal

reception

starts.

A continuously

displa}'lld

radio mast symbol indicates that the

WWVB

signal is received

succcssfo ll

y.

The

recommended

distance

to

any

interfering. sources

Jike

computer

monitors

or

TV

sets

is

at

least 2.5 mctets.

Th~

~el\

·(d signal b

naturaUy

weakeoed

in

rooms

with

concrete

walls

{cellars,

basements

)

and

in

offices. ln

$UCh

e

xtreme

circumstances,

place

the

device close

to~

window

.

During the RC reception mode, only

the"

-" bullon works while the other buttons have no

funcLion.

If you want the other buttons to function again, press and bold

the"

-"

buttoJl

for

more

than 2

sc<.'Ollds

to

quit the RC reception

mode.

7. Op<ratlon

7.1

Manual

Setting

Press

"MODE" butlon once,

you

can switch the symbol

of

calendar

to

the symbol

or

Alann I

'Alarm

2.

Press

and

hold the "MODE'"

oonon

for more than 1 seconds. the Year

dispby

SWtS

to

flash.

Prtss "~" ..

_..

buuoa

IOadJ\$

)ar

l're;s

-

\fODF

b>.mon

IOCODtirm

me

srning.

Toe Month display S1lUtS to

Dash.

Pres,"+"

"-" buuon

to

adju.<t

month.

Press "

MODE

"

b

utlOn

t0

con

Hnn

the

setting_.

·11

,e Uate display

staru

to flash. Press"+" I "-"

bu<Wn

10 adjust date. Press .. MOOE

·•

button

to

confirm the Stttiag.

The symbol

of

Momb and Date suuts 10 flash. Press "+" / "-" button

to

choose between

Montb!Dak: and D•tc/Montb. Press

"MODE" button

to

confirm the setting.

The

Tirne

Zone

display

starts

to

flash.

Press

·'

+"

/ "-"

button

lo

set

the

correct time

zone.

(PST:-08, MST:-07. CST:-06

ond

EST:--05)

Press

"MO

DI!:

"

to

confirm the setting.

The DST display staru; to flasb. l'ress

·<+··

t"

-" button to

tum

on/ offtbe DST function. Press

-~JODE

" to confirm the scuing.

The

syml)QI

of l21i

or

24H'

swts

to

flash. Press "

+"

/ "-" button

to

choose

1211

or 2411

system. Press

"J\

IODE

.. to

wnfinn

the seumg.

The

Hour

diSplay

starts

to

flash.

Pre.«

"+" . .. •••

button to adjnst hour. Press "J\10D.E" to

confinn the setting.
The Minute

disp

lay sians

to

flash.

Pres.,

.. ..,. ,

-.-

button

to

adjust minute.

Press

"i\10D.E"

hunon

ro

confirm

the

setting.

The symbol

of

l<mperawre unit &tanS

to

flash. Press "+" /

... ··

button

to

choose the

temperarure unit (°C r•F). Press

";I

f ODE" button

to

confum the sctting.

The

symbol

of

wcalhor

f<>n;c0>t

Pllll<m

staru

10

llash. Press

··

+·· / .. _ ..

bUtton

to select the

current weather panem. Press "MOOE ..

1<>confum

the setting and end the >etting procedure.

Plnse

take

note

of

the following:

Page 5

The wwlhcr station will •uLomatically

quit

lhc setting mode

if

no button is pressed wilhin

20

seconds.

American

TJJDC

Zone,,'$

EST: Eastern Stllldard

Tim

e (-5)

CST

CCIItral

Standaro

T,mc (-6)

MS'f:

Moumain

Stat\<IW

Ti,pe (-7)

PST: Pacific

Slllndord

T11nc

(-8)

Time

zone

must

be

chosen

correctly

according

10

the

area

of

\\ea:cher

station.

Or tbe lime

wi.U

be:

incorrect

v.

hen

the

signal

is received.

When Daylight S.w,ng Time

(DSni>

notJJill)l""""1<:d

in

the

an:a.

tumo!Ilhc DST function.

8.Alarm

8.1

ManualSe

tUng

uf

theA!acm

1·

•res.<

and bold -~LEM"

burton

fur

more

Illar, 2 seconds, and

Che

bOIJT

di>i>l•Y

of

Alaan l

stans

co

flash.

.Press

,._

,..

....

-

buuDn

m SC'I die

.hour.

Press

w!\

t£i\P"

button

to

confirm

che

~ning.

The

minutt

displa1

of

lhe Alarm I

mns

io

faslL

Pres.s

--·,"-"button

m

set

the minute.

Pr=

-,1

E

,r

buUQil

"'

cunfum

the

S<'tlll!J!.

The

boor

dispby

of

the

.\brm 2 scaru

10

il35h.

Press-

,- J

•--

bmmo

m

sei

the hoot.

Pre,;;;

~[E)r

buaom

"'roofum

the

scmng

1112'

nunme

display

of

the

Al3rm

:!

=

IO

112sh.

P,e;s

"-"

"-"

buaon

ll)

set

I.he

mmute-

Prcss

"'ME..1\r

button to confirm the setnng and end the setting

procedure.

Pica.so rake note or

tb<

following:

Th~

weather

station

will

automatically

SY.itches

from

setting

mode

to

normal

mode

if

no

button IS pressed wilhin

20

seconds.

8.2

AC'th-,t.tt,

'Inactivate

tht

Alarm function

\\

11<:u

tbc switch

of

aJ-mn I or

ahum

2 is

m<m:d

to the

"OS-

position. !he symbol

of

""!I"

or

·~ "I'!'""" oo the LCD dispby.

The

alarm function

'"ill

be

activ.ued.

When

the

swi1cb

of

alarm 1

or

alarm!

is

moved

10

the "OFF'

position_

the

symbol

of-:t'

or

··

-:1-

· disappears. Th< alarm functi,,o will be dcllctivatcd-

8.3 Turn off the Alarm
Press any button except lhc

·-¢-/

zZ"

to

turn

off

the

alann_

lt

is

not

nccUSIU,

io

r=,'atc

the

alaan. lt

will

m1cliva1~

I.be

alarm

function

:.iutomatically.

If

it

is

not

~topped

manually.

the

alarm

11i

ll

automa11ca1Jy

rum

off after~ mm!!!ti !lid

will

Ill!

reactivated

at

the

.same

time.

Please take note

of

the following:

11te alanu

will

keep rinyng

for

2 minutes

if

you do

not

deacu,-ate n by pressing any

bcnon

ln

Ibis case

the

ahum will

be

repeated automatically after 24

hours_

The ring

of

the

alarm

is:

a

rising

crescendo

l()f

voice,

which

changes

4

ti~

in

lOl3:I

during

the

past 2 minutes.

8.4 Snooic Func~on

You

COD ••1i••tc lhc

snooz.c:

function by touching the •tJ, I

zZ-

button. The alarm will ring

ag:ai n in 5 minutes.

9. Wireless Transmission:

Page 6

When

cli-e

weather

station

recei\'.es

signals

from

the

Wireless

Remote

Sensor

Micces:sfully.

outdoor

tcmpc-n1turc

(''

Out

")

is displayed

on

the weather static,.

The

weather

stario,

can

connect

up

10

lhree. WireJ~ss

Remore

Sensors.

When

dle

weather

station

connects

to

multiple

Sensors,

the

Wucle:ss

Remote

Sensor

cannot

choose

the

same

channel

ai

the

same

lirne. (The Win:les. Remote

S=rba>

3 ;i:lcctable olulnnels: channel l,

channel

2,

and charnel 3.)

Press the

"+" buuon w switch from the <li>l'lay

of

channel 1 outdoor

tc:mpcratun:

to the

display

of

channel ! outdoor temperarure.

lf

lhe

weat.ber

&t:atioo

fails

to

receive

wirckss

transmission

from

Remote

Sensor

("

...

·"'

is

displayed on the

LCD),

press and hold "+"

buttOD

for

mort:

than 2 seconds

tO

roceive

transmission

manually.

The

outdoor

temperature

v,ill

show

an

animation

of

the

RF

antenna

symbol. the weathe: station will

tty

again to n:ccivc the wirclcsl signal

of

the Remote

8<:nsor.

Please tllke note or the ronowlng:

When the

Wireless

Remote Sensor is set up a differem ehaonei the outdoor temperature

("OUr'}

will

swilcli

tO

the same channel with

R10mote

Sensor.

lf

there is

no

signal

transmission

on the channel,"-" will be displayed

on

the

LCD.

Wbc-a

the

\V'IrClcss

Remote Sensor bas no channel selection Jimction. the

8<:=r

ddilulls to

cbannel

I.

10. Temp•rarure

10.1

The Display

of

the Temper•ture »nd Temperxture Trend

The

current

indoor tcmpcrarurc and the tcmpcranm: m,nd (indoor) are shown nn the LCD

dispby

.

!..1'.a-

-•

~~

""'Cw~

R~

~

J,LE..Lc.sfidi)..

the"'"''

L n u:mpr:raturc

and

lhc

"'"J>Crat""'

""1ld (ouuloor)

i:anbc

,Jt<>wn

w

th1'

LCP

diSplay.

You

may

see the following symbols:

~

The

remperarure

ls

rising.

--+

The

temperarure

remains

constant.

-.._

The

temp<mture

is tailing.

10.2

M.uimum/Minlmum

temperature

To

cbao

2c

the

data

of

indoor/outdoor

maximum.

minimum

temperarurc.

press

the

"MEM"'

button.

Press

the «MEM"

button

once to.show

the

maximumtcng>craturc

values.

Press

the

.. M

EM-

butt.on

twice

LO

show

the

,'Omimur.1.1

tempenUure

values.

Press

the:

..

:ME..W

bunon

three

rimes

to

rctum

to

the

current

tcmperarure

Jevels.

To

rese1

the

maximum

and

minimum

temperature,

press

aud

hold

the

.. _ ..

button_

for

m.or'e

lhao

2 seconds.

Pleil$<>

lllke note

or

the (oDowing:

If the tempcrarurc

reading

is below the set poinr, the LL.L will

be

displayed.

If the tempel'lllurc

n:auing

i,

above lhc set

poinl.

the HH.H will be displayed.

10.3

Outdoor

Temperature ~·rost Alarm

Wbeo

the outdoor temperature is between -1°C - +3°C

(+30

°1'

- -37"F), the frost

aJarm

function will be acrivatcd and the symbol

of

•f,• will

be

flashing.

11.

Low

b•t1ery

ff

in the

"IN''

column. the LCD display shows the symbol

cf

..

riEJ-.

, plca;c replace the

Page 7

baueiy

of

<he

weather

..st.ation

as

.soon

as

possible.

If

in the "OUT'' column, the LCD display shows the symbol

of

..

j._ '",

please replace the

b•llcry

of

Win:lcss Remote

S<:nsor

as soon

as

possible.

12. Tile Weather Fo:reeast

The

weather

station

calculates

the

weather

forecast

for

the

next

12

hours

based

on

the

barum¢tric pm;sun: trend.

The

weather

forecast

of

the

weather

station

can~t

compare

to

d,u

of

professionaJ

weather

se,,.;cc:s

suppon<:d

by satellites and high pcifonnancc computers.

It

provides an approximate

indication

of

current

deveJopcneots.

Please

take

the

weather

forecast

from

your

local

weather

forecasting

service

into

account

a.Ci

well

as

the woalher foreca,;1

of

the weather station. If there are d;....-n:pmcics,

pie=

use the

former

a~

authoricuive.

U.2

The

Symbols of'Weatber Forecast:

-

_-

..

. '

- .

-~

sunny

I -•·

..

,ghdy

cloody

doudy

rainy

U.3

Ile

..

eatbor

sutioa

eaa

d.bpby

<the

barometric pressuct trend.

You

may

see the following symbols:

...,,.1111"

The

barometric

pressure

will

rise.

The

baromc:tnc

pres:,:un:

will

remain

coostu.oL

~

The barometric

pn,1,>1,n,

"ill

fall.

IJ.l'rojtttiolll

heavy rainy

snowy

Wb<,o

usmg

thc:

bauocy

Qf

the:

..

C8lh.:rSl8t¥E IOUtb -0-

zZ

·,

the:

projecu-Oo

will

tum

OD

for

a

few

s,,coods.

When using the power

ad~

the ptojectioo

v.iD

alv.'l!ys

light up.

Press the•-• bvtton and bold itd.,...,

forabolll

3 S«Onds to adjm1 projectio11jmAgt

bi

!80".

The

effcctiv,: distance

of

project,ou is

1-

3 meter...

Wbai

then; ,,s ao tight at nigh!. the

weather staiion can clearly di<pby

thie

oomans

of

the projecnon on me wall or ceiling.

Time and indoor

f outdoor tcmpc:ratun:

"ill

be displayed on thc

wiill

or

ociling.

Please take note

or

the

foDo..-lng:

When using the power adapter, during Radio-controlled recepoon, in order

to

P'"'""'

the

i111erJ.,-eoe

o

of

ekctric

W11ve.

the projection

di>1>lay

will

lUCll

olI

automatically.

14.

Backlight

When using the battery

of

the weather station, touch

~

I

zZ•

, the backhght

will

light

Ufl

for

a

few

seconds.

When using the power adapter, the

battery

will automatically disconnect the power supply.

and

the backlight will always light up

if

you don't

turn

it

off

manually.

Pre;;s

the"

-" button

to

adjust the brightness

of

the backlighL

You

cao

adjust the brighlncss for

4 times: 3 different brightness or rum

off

the backlighl

When

the

backlight is off, touch

Page 8

-{;};/~"

to

rum

on the

backlighc.

le

will

lighc

up

for a

few

seconds. Choose lhe brighllless

of

backligbl or tum off the backligln according to your personal preferences.

Wbcn

using !he power adapter,

pre,;s

"U)OP"

buuon

ooce..

!he

back.light

will

autom•cically

change the color. Pn:ss and bold the "

LOOP"

button

for

more !ban 2 seconds. the color

of

bacldighr will

be

changing

fu.~L

Release lbe "LOOP" buuon when

yoo

bav,:

selected your

favorite

colot

When the

b3cl<light

is on,

pms

the

"RAINBOW"

btctton

to change the color ofbacklight.

There are 8 colors selectable:

whire,

red,

orange, yellow, green,

eyao,

blue. and purple.

Pl•aso

uoke

note

of

the following:

When

using lhe power adapter, during Radio-controlled. in onlcr

to

prevent the interference

of

clccttic wave, the

back.light

wil l tum

off

automatically.

Since

the

p0w~

is

not

enough

when

using

the

old

battery)

there

v.ill

be

color

difference.

Please use the power adapter as far

as

possible.

1S.

USB

Charger

When

using the power adapter, the

USB

socket can

cllllrg_c

the bandhcld mobile devices.

16. Care and Maintenance

Clean your device with a soft

damp

cloth. Do

not

use soh'cnts or scouring agents.

Remove

rhe

batteries and pull out lhe plug

of

the socket if you do

noc

use the device

ror

a

long period

of

time.

Keep the

device

in

a dry

place.

17.Troublesbooting

P."'°"1::, •

~

EmaiB

dm:

*

OliiaYpom-L"Y

.is

correct.

Change

che

oamn<:5-

Problcm B:

~o

projection

Check the power

adapcer.

Problem C:

No

WWVB Reception

Change

tbt

location.

Remove

the

batteries

and

in~

chem

again.

Manual

clock setting

Problem

D:

incorrect

indication

Chango lhc batteries.

Jf

your

device fails

to

work

despite

these::.

measu

res. please

contact

the

seller

from

whOm

you

purchased

iL

18.

Waste Disposol

This product bas been manufactured using high-grade materials and componencs wbicb Clll1

be recycled and

11:u,;cd

.

Never dispose

of

empty batteries and rechargeable

bacl¢ries

in bo..,.,hold waste.

As a consum«,

you

arc

legally

required

to

take

them

to

your

retail

store

or

to

an

appropriate

collection site

depending

on

nationaJ

or

local

regulations

iD

order

to

prol«:l l.bc

environmcn1

.

The symbols for the heavy metals contained are: Cd=cadmium, Hg=mercwy,

Pb=lead

Please do not

di<J>Ose

of

this i.ns&rument

in household

WllSlo.

The user

is

obligated to take cod-of-life de,ices

to

a designated collection point

for

the

dispo.~al

of

electticaJ

ani.J

el<:(;tronic

equipment.

in

order

to

msurc

cnviroomenlally~nble

d,spa;al