UPM WS222, WT440 Owner's Manual

BUTTON PLACEMENT

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MIN/-/MIN: shows minimum temperature;
adjusts clock,alarm, and temperaturealarm
values

C/F:changes House Codeand Channel Code;
selects °Cor °F

SET: activates SET function

Battery Compartment

LCD Screen

ALARM /(°C/°F): toggles between°C and °F,
12 and24 hour format,and alarm ONand OFF;
disables temperaturealarms

CHN: scrolls through localand remote
channels (1to 4);

HOUR/+/MAX: shows maximum temperature;
adjusts clock,alarm, and temperaturealarm
values

MODE/SNOOZE: scrolls through the
clock, alarm,and (upper &lower) temperature
alarm modes;snooze for alarm

GETTING STARTED

Remove battery cover

Set up the transmitter(s) setting up the receiverbefore

Remove battery cover

2 AA size batteries (included)

2 AA size batteries (included)

setting up the transmitter

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The temperature will appear on the LCD screen

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

Min and Max Temperature

Temperature Trend

WS222 Receiver

WT440 Remote Transmitter

TEMPERATURE DISPLAY

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The trendindicator shows thetrend of thetemperature
in thepast half-hour interval.

Example:
The followingindicates that the
temperature isrising.

Arrow Indicator

Rising

Steady

Falling

Trend

WS222 + WT440

Wireless Weather Station

OWNER’S
MANUAL

setting up the receiver

Synchronized!!!

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WIRELESS TRANSMISSION

Automatic LearnFunction:

Manual LearnFunction (Remote SignalSearch):

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

Press andhold for
3 secondsto start.

CHN

If anew remote transmitteris added orif signal islost (outdoor readout
on thereceiver is blinking),the learn functionmust be executedagain.

Within the3 minutes, thereceiver will pickup the temperature
signal fromthe remote transmitterand display thereading.

Unit willbeep to indicatethat
learn functionhas started.

Channel symbolwill blink and
unit willcontinue to beepas
each remotetransmitter is detected.

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Within 3minutes, the temperaturereading of theremote transmitter
will displayon the receiver.

WS222 receiver

WT440 transmitter

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Battery Cover

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Wall Mount Bracket & TableStand

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SET

C/F

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Insert batteries into compartment,
observing proper polarity

Insert batteries into compartment,
observing proper polarity; replace cover

Select temperature display in C or F by pressing C/F

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Replace battery cover

Congratulations on your purchase of this
weather station set, WS222+WT440.
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.

Main Display Unit WS222:
* clock and alarm clock function
* local temperature display
* receives and displays temperature

readings from up to 4 remote

transmitters via RF technology of 433MHz
* minimum/maximum temperature memory
* temperature trend indicator
* local/remote temperature alarms
* day/night icon
* user-selectable Cor F
* battery type:2xAA

°°

FEATURES

Remote TransmitterWT440:
* drip-proof design with LCD screen
* temperature display in user-selectable

Cor F
* transmission range: up to 40 metres in

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

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SET

C/F

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Press intheClockmodetodisplay
the minimumtemperature
The MINsymbol will appear.

MIN

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Toreturn to normaltemperature
display,press again.MIN

Toreturn to normaltemperature
display,press again.MAX

Press inClockmodetodisplay
the maximumtemperature.
The MAXsymbol will appear.

MAX

NOTE: Min/Maxreadings are automaticallycleared daily at00:00

Press to view theminimum or maximumtemperatures of the
local andremote channels 1to 4.

CHN

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LOW BATTERY INDICATION

Replace thebatteries when theLow Battery Indicationlights up on
the LCDscreen by thelocal (indoor) temperaturedisplay.

NOTE: Afterreplacing the batteries,you will needto perform theSetup
and LearnFunction procedures again. Refer tothe GETTING STARTED
and WIRELESSTRANSMISSION sections.

Replace thebatteries when theLow Battery Indicationlights up on
the bottom-leftcorner of theLCD screen onthe WT440 transmitter.

When thebatteries are lowon a transmitter, aLow Battery Indication
willalsolightupontheLCDscreenoftheWS222receiverforthat
particular channel.

MINIMUM

MAXIMUM

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TEMPERATURE ALARM

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 Settingmode by pressing .
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

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

Press or key toset the desiredvalue for theupper temperature limit.+-

Todisable the particularalarm, press .
The dottedlines ( )would reappear toindicate
that thealarm has beendisabled.

ALARM

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Setting the Upper Temperature Alarm

UPPER TEMPERATURELIMIT: 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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TEMPERATURE ALARM

Scroll tothe Lower Temperature Alarm Settingmode by pressing .
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

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

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

Press or key toset the desiredvalue for thelower temperature limit.+-

Todisable the particularalarm, press .
The dottedlines ( )would reappear toindicate
that thealarm has beendisabled.

ALARM

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Setting the Lower Temperature Alarm

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
the clockalarm.

or symbol and temperaturelimit will blink

Press ANYkey to stopthe temperature alarm. Or withoutinterruption,
the temperaturealarm will automaticallystop after oneminute.

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Remote (Outdoor) Temperature

Local (Indoor) Temperature

Selecting C or F Temperature Display°°

TEMPERATURE DISPLAY

If the Learn Function is performed successfully (refer to the WIRELESS
TRANSMISSION section), the remote (outdoor) temperatures will display in
the bottom-right corner of the LCD screen.

Press to toggle between channels 1, 2, 3 and 4.CHN

The local (indoor) temperature is displayed in two locations.

GRAPHICAL - the local (indoor) temperature is shown as a bar graph on
the left of the LCD screen.

NUMERICAL - the local (indoor) temperature can be viewed at the
bottom-right of the LCD screen.

NOTE:

CHN

The remote (outdoor) temperatures are also shown here. You can

scroll through the local and remote channels 1 to 4 by pressing .

Togglebetween Cand F bypressing in theClock mode.°° °C/°F

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WIRELESS TRANSMISSION

For optimalperformance:

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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 isnormal and doesnot affect thegeneral
performance ofthis product. Stable reception willresume once the
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 thatthere are noobstacles
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, or
any radiocontrolled equipment.

Replace unit(s)with fresh batterieswhen the LowBattery Indicator
lights up. Refer tothe LOW BATTERYINDICATION section.

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

SPECIFICATIONS

WS222 - WEATHER STATION RECEIVER

- Battery Type:2 X 1.5V AA batteries

- Operating Temperature:

- TemperatureRange:

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-5°C to 50°C

-20°C to 55°C
1°C 0°C to 40°C

1°C

- Measurement Accuracy: Max. +/- within measuring range of
Resolution: 0.

WT440 - WEATHER STATION TRANSMITTER

- Battery Type:2 X 1.5V AA batteries

- -20°C to 60°C
TemperatureRange: -30°C to 70°C

0.1°C -10°C 1°C -10°C
1°C 0°C to 40°C

Operating Temperature:

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- TemperatureResolution: for above / for below

- Measurement Accuracy: Max. +/- within measuring range of

- Transmission Frequency: 433.92 MHz

- Transmission Range: up to 40 metres in open area

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.
OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS:

1. THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

2. THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED,
INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

FCC COMPLIANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

CLOCK SETTING

DAY/NIGHT ICON

ALARM SETTING

Press andhold for 3 secondsto enter theClock Setting mode.
Youwill hear abeep and thetime will blink.

MODE

The day/nighticon will changeautomatically depending onthe time ofday.

Scroll tothe Alarm modeusing . The symbol willappear.MODE AL

Press toset the hour.HOUR

DAY ICON:

The dayicon is representedby a blinkingsun, and acloud.

- Theday icon willbe displayed between6:00am to 5:59pm.

NIGHT ICON:

The nighticon is representedby a half-cresentmoon with starsand a cloud.

- Thenight icon willbe displayed between6:00pm to 5:59am.

Press toset the hour.HOUR

Press during clocksetting to
change between12 and 24hour display.

ALARM/(°C/°F)

Press to togglealarm on andoff.ALARM

In thenormal clock display, ifthe alarm isset ON, the symbol
will alsoappear on thedisplay.

Press or nokey press forone minute
will endclock setting.

MODE

When thealarm is setON, the symbol will appearand the unit
will beep.

LIMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY

UPM warrants this product, excluding battery,to be free from defects in the materials or workmanship, under normal
use and service, for a period of two yearsfrom the date of purchase by the consumer.

If,at any time during the warranty period, the product is defective or malfunctions, UPM shall repair or replace it (at
UPM's discretion) within a reasonable period of time.

If the product is defective,
(i) returnit, with a dated proof of purchase, to the retailer from which you purchased it, or
(ii) package it carefully,along with a dated proof of purchase and a short description of the malfunction, and mail it,

postage prepaid, to the following address:

UPM Marketing Inc.
Return Goods
Unit 10B - 250 Shields Court
Markham, Ontario
L3R 9W7

This warranty does not cover removal or reinstallation costs. Thiswarranty shall not apply if it is shown by UPM that
the defect or malfunction was caused by damage which occurred while the product was in the possession of the
consumer.

UPM's sole responsibility shall be to repair or replace the product within the terms stated above. UPMSHALL NOT BE
LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGEOF ANY KIND, INCLUDING ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
RESULTING,DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY,FROM ANY BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY,EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OR ANY
OTHER FAILUREOF THIS PRODUCT. Somestates do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages, so this limitation may not apply to you.

THIS WARRANTYIS THE ONLY EXPRESS WARRANTY UPM MAKES ON THIS PRODUCT. THEDURATION OF ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES,INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE, IS HEREBYLIMITED TO THE TWO YEAR DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY. Somestates do not allow
limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which may vary from state to state.

If you have any questions concerning this warranty,please write to:

UPM Marketing Inc.
Customer Service Department
Unit 10B - 250 Shields Court
Markham, Ontario
L3R 9W7

Or call 1-888-GO-TO-UPM (1-888-468-6876), Monday to Friday,from 9:00am to 5:00pm eastern.

(2)

The remote (outdoor) readout on the receiver is
blinking.

The remote (outdoor) readout on the receiver is
blinking. Thereceiver will not detect or receive
the temperature data from the remote transmitter,
even after the Manual Learn Functionhas been
executed.

The temperature data on the remote transmitter
does not match the data displayed on the
receiver.

The temperature data on the remote transmitter
does not match the data displayed on the
receiver.

This may also be the result of a temporary loss of reception due
to interfering sources. Normalreception should resume once
the interference ends. Referto the WIRELESS TRANSMISSION
section.

Re-synchronize the remote transmitter and receiver by pressing
and holding on the receiver for 3 seconds until a beep is
heard. Thetemperature data from the remote transmitter will
display on the receiver within 3 minutes. Referto the WIRELESS
TRANSMISSION (Manual Learn Function) section.

CHN

Ensure the remote transmitter is away from any possible source of
interference and electrical disturbances. You may try to reposition
the remote transmitter in a different location and/or closer to the
receiver. The remote transmitter does have a maximum range of
40 metres, but any walls or windows the signal has to pass through
will reduce the distance. Dueto the nature of the batteries,
extreme cold temperatures may also affect the transmission range.
Refer to the WIRELESS TRANSMISSION section and repeat the
Manual Learn Functionwith the remote transmitter in a new
location.

This may occur when you move the remote transmitter from one
environment to another. For example, when you bring the
transmitter from inside the warm house out to the cold exterior. In
such a case, there will be a big change in temperature. The
transmitter will record this change in temperature much quicker
than it is able to transmit the data to the receiver (which is done
once every minute). Therefore,you will temporarily get a
difference in reading between the remote transmitter and receiver.
The solution is to allow the remote transmitter some time to sit in
its new location to reach equilibrium. Thismay take several
minutes. Oncethe data is stable, the data displayed on the
remote transmitter should match that displayed on the receiver.

PROBLEM

SOLUTION

CUSTOMER SUPPORT HOTLINE: [phone]

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Press to setthe minute.MIN

Press to setthe minute.MIN

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Alarm Setting

Clock Display

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Local(Indoor) Temperature Remote(Outdoor) Temperature

Remote(Outdoor) Temperature

EXAMPLE:

EXAMPLE:

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Remote
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