UPM WD633, WT440H Owner's Manual

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SETTING UP THE TRANSMITTER

GETTING STARTED

button placement

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MINUTE/-/MIN: showsminimum
temperature; adjustsclock, alarm, date&
year andtemperature alarm values

ALARM/( C/ F): togglesbetween , 12and
24hourformat,Alarm1&2onandoff; disables
upper &lower temperature alarms

°°°° Cand F

CHN: scrollsthrough remote channels(1 to 4);
scrolls throughlocal and remotechannels (1 to4)
in (upper& lower) temperaturealarm mode

HOUR/+/MAX: showsmaximum
temperature; adjustsclock, alarm, date&
year andtemperature alarm values

MODE/SNOOZE: scrollsthrough Clock 1&2,
Alarm 1&2,Date & Year,and (Upper &Lower)
TemperatureAlarm Mode; snoozefor alarm

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WD633 + WT440H

Wireless Weather Station

WD633

Receiver

Congratulations on your purchase of this
weather station set, WD633 + WT440H.
Please take the time to read and
understand this manual so you can begin
to enjoy the convenience and features this
product has to offer.

WT440H

Transmitter

OWNER’S
MANUAL

Main Display Unit WD633
* dual clock and dual alarm
* calendar (date/day/month/year)
* local temperature display
* receives and displays temperature and

humidity from up to 4 remote transmitters

via RF technology of 433MHz
* minimum/maximum temperature memory
* temperature and humidity trend indicator
* local/remote temperature alarms
* weather icons
* moon phase symbols
* user-selectable C or F
* battery type:2xAA

Remote Transmitter WT440H
* drip-proof design with LCD screen
* temperature display in user-selectable

Cor F
* humidity display
* transmission range: up to 40 metres in

open area
* table stand or wall mountable
* battery type:2xAA

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FEATURES

Date Setting

February will have either 28 or 29 days depending on the year setting.

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Scroll to the Date mode using .
Press to set the month.
Press to set the date.
NOTE: Weekday is automatically determined from the year/month/date setting.

MODE
HOUR/+/MAX
MINUTE/-/MIN

Year Setting

Scroll to the Year mode using
Press or key to adjust the year.

MODE

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CALENDAR SETTING

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Remote (Outdoor) Temperature and Humidity

Local (Indoor) Temperature

Selecting C or F Temperature Display°°

TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY DISPLAY

If the Learn Function is performed successfully (refer to the WIRELESS
TRANSMISSION section), the remote (outdoor) temperature and humidity will
display on the bottom of the LCD screen.

Press to toggle between
Channels 1, 2, 3 and 4.

CHN

The local (indoor) temperature will display instantly after
batteries are inserted into the receiver.

Togglebetween Cand Fby pressing

in eitherClock 1 orClock 2 mode.

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C/ F

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NOTE: The temperature and humidity data will on the LCD screen.alternate

Min and Max Temperature

Temperature and Humidity Trend

TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY DISPLAY

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The trendindicator shows thetrend of thetemperature and humidityin
the pasthalf-hour interval.

Example:

The followingtrend
indicates thatthe
temperature isrising.

Arrow Indicator

Rising

Steady

Falling

Trend

Press in Clock1 mode todisplay
minimum temperature
The MINsymbol will appear.

MIN

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Toreturn to normaltemperature and
humidity display, press again.MIN

Toreturn to normaltemperature and
humidity display, press again.MAX

Press in Clock 1mode to display
maximum temperature.
The MAXsymbol will appear.

MAX

NOTE: Min/Maxreadings are automaticallycleared daily at00:00

Based onthe and data collectedfrom the remote
transmitter (Channel1), the receiverwill display thefollowing weather
icons onthe LCD screen.

temperature humidity

WEATHER ICONS

About FreezeWarning:

NOTE:

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The SNOWicon will blinkto warn of'freezing'.
Activated whenChannel 1's temperatureis between -1.9°Cand 2.9°C.
The SNOWicon will appearsolid if andwhen Channel 1'stemperature
falls below-1.9°C.

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When youfirst set upthe weather stationset, the weathericon shown on
the displaywill be CLOUDY.
The weathericon is basedsolely on thetemperature and humiditydata
collected fromthe remote transmitterChannel 1.
If Channel1’s slot isempty, the weather iconshown on thedisplay will
always beCLOUDY.

SUNNY

CLOUDY RAIN

SNOW

FREEZE

WARNING

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OR

<flashing snow>

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Local Temperature

Date Setting

YearSetting

Remote Temperature

Remote Humidity

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C/F: changes HouseCode and ChannelCode;
selects °Cor °F

SET: activates SET function

Battery Compartment

LCD Screen

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Battery Cover

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Wall Mount Bracket & TableStand

SET

C/F

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AA

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Remove battery cover

Set up the transmitter(s) setting up the receiverbefore

2 AA size batteries (included)

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Temperature and humidity will appear and

on the LCD screenalternate

House code will blink for 8 seconds

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Select House code (1-15) by pressing C/F

Press SET

Press SET

Channel code will blink for 8 seconds

Select Channel code (1-4) by pressing C/F

* If you have multiple transmitters for a single receiver,
set each transmitter to the House codesame

* If you have multiple transmitters for a single receiver,
set each transmitter to a Channelcodedifferent

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Insert batteries into compartment,
observing proper polarity

Select temperature display in C or F by pressing

°° C/F

Replace battery cover

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SETTING UP THE RECEIVER

WIRELESS TRANSMISSION

WIRELESS TRANSMISSION

Automatic Learn Function:

Manual Learn Function (Remote Signal Search):

The learnfunction executes automaticallyand runs forapproximately
3 minuteswhen batteries arefirst installed inthe receiver.

Press andhold for 3seconds to start.CHN

If anew remote transmitteris added orif signal islost (outdoor
readout onthe receiver isblinking), the learnfunction must be
executed again.

Within these3 minutes, thereceiver will pickup the temperatureand
humidity signalsfrom remote transmitterand display thereading.

Unit willbeep to indicatethat the learnfunction has started.

Channel symbolwill blink andunit will continueto beep aseach
remote transmitteris detected.

Within 3minutes, the temperatureand humidity readingof the remote
transmitter willdisplay on thereceiver.

TEMPERATURE ALARM TEMPERATURE ALARM

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Synchronized

Remove battery cover

batteries into compartment,
observing proper polarity; then
replace cover

Insert

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2 AA size batteries (included)

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WIRELESS TRANSMISSION

For optimal performance:

Place thereceiver and remotetransmitter side byside about 1metre
apart, andallow the receiverand remote transmitterto synchronize
for 10minutes before youplace the remotetransmitter outdoors.

Environmental factorsand signals fromother household devices,such
as remoteentry controls, securitysystems, and computers,may
interfere withthe wireless transmissionof this productand cause
temporary receptionloss. This is normaland does notaffect the general
performance ofthis product. Stable receptionwill resume oncethe
interference ends.

The remotetransmitter should beplaced in adry shaded area.
NOTE: Fogand mist willnot harm theremote transmitter but
direct rainmust be avoided.

Mount theremote transmitter uprightavoiding metallic objects
and frames,such as windowsills. Verify that there are no obstacles
like atransmission tower orsteep hill thatcan cause interference
and blockagebetween the remotetransmitter and receiver.

Place thereceiver unit atleast 2 metresaway from anyelectrical
devices, suchas your televisionset, computer,cordless phone, orany
radio controlledequipment.

Replace unit(s)with fresh batterieswhen the LowBattery Indicator
lights up. Refer to the LOWBATTERY INDICATION section.

Youmay need toreposition the remotetransmitter to adifferent
location and/orcloser to thereceiver for thebest transmission.

The is anideal feature tobe used forgreenhouses
and winecellars, or anyplace that yourequire controlled temperature.
Once activated,the temperature alarmwould sound whenthe room gets
too warmor too colddepending on yoursettings.

temperature alarm

Youcan set bothan upper andlower temperature alarmfor the local
temperature (mainreceiver unit) and/orfor each ofthe remote
(outdoor) channelsof 1 to4.

Scroll tothe Upper Temperature Alarm Setting mode bypressing .
Youshould see the symbol and dottedlines ( ) or pre-existing
setting blink.

MODE

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Scroll tothe Lower Temperature Alarm Setting mode bypressing .
Youshould see the symbol and dottedlines ( ) or pre-existing
setting blink.

MODE

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Select thedesired channel, localor remote channels(1 to 4)using .CHN

Select thedesired channel, localor remote channels(1 to 4)using .CHN

Press to finish; or rMODE epeat stepsfor all
other channelsif desired.

Press to finish; or rMODE epeat stepsfor all
other channelsif desired.

NOTE: Inthe normal clockdisplay, when either theupper or lower
temperature alarmhas been setfor a particularchannel, the or
symbol willshow up solidon the LCDscreen when thatchannel is displayed.

Press or keyto set thedesired value forthe upper temperaturelimit.+-

Press or keyto set thedesired value forthe lower temperaturelimit.+-

Todisable the particularalarm, press .
The dottedlines ( ) would reappearto indicate
that thealarm has beendisabled.

ALARM

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Todisable the particularalarm, press .
The dottedlines ( ) would reappearto indicate
that thealarm has beendisabled.

ALARM

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WD633 Receiver

LOW BATTERY INDICATION

Replace thebatteries when theLow Battery Indication( ) lights up on
the middle-leftportion of theLCD screen onthe WD633 receiver.

NOTE: Afterreplacing the batteries,you will needto perform theSetup and
Learn Functionprocedures again. Refer tothe SETTING UPTHE
TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER andWIRELES S TRANSMISSIONsections.

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Setting the Upper Temperature Alarm

Setting the Lower Temperature Alarm

UPPER TEMPERATURE LIMIT: warmIf thetemperature gets too

and reachesthe upper temperaturelimit, the alarmwould sound.

LOWER TEMPERATURE LIMIT: coldIf thetemperature gets too
and reachesthe lower temperaturelimit, the alarmwould sound.

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When the Temperature Alarm Sounds

The temperaturealarm will soundwhen the actualtemperature has
reached (orexceeded) the upperor lower temperaturelimit.

The temperaturealarm has adistinctive tone differentto that of
Alarm 1or Alarm 2.

or symboland temperature limitwill blink

Press ANYkey to stopthe temperature alarm. Or without interruption,
the temperaturealarm will automaticallystop after oneminute.

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WT440H Remote Transmitter

Replace thebatteries when theLow Battery Indicationlights up on
the bottom-leftcorner of theLCD screen onthe WT440H transmitter.

When thebatteries are lowon a transmitter, aLow Battery Indication
( ) will alsolight up onthe bottom-left cornerof the LCDscreen on
the WD633receiver for thatparticular channel.

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