User manual GEONAUTE WS300

[. . . ] Knowing the indoor and outdoor temperatuEN res will enable you to bring the right gear along to workouts, and to exercise under optimal conditions of comfort and safety. LIMITED WARRANTY Read these instructions carefully before using this device and save them as long as you have the product. DECATHLON guarantees the initial purchaser that this weather station is free from any defects related to the materials or manufacture for a period of two years from the date of purchase. · This guarantee does not cover damage resulting from misuse, from a failure to respect the precautions for use nor from accidents; neither does this guarantee cover damage resulting from improper maintenance or from use of the item for commercial purposes. · This guarantee does not cover damage resulting from repairs carried out by parties not authorized by DECATHLON. · The guarantees contained here explicitly replace all other guarantees including the implicit guarantee of fair and trade quality and/or adaptation to use. [. . . ] If the temperature is not displayed, press on the SEARCH button. RESET AA UM-3 1 UM-3 1, 5V RESET AA UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V RESET UM-3 1, 5V RESET UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V 6- To enter time setting mode, press on the MODE button for 3 seconds. Change the parameters with the arrows located on the back of the device and change the parameter to be set to by briefly pressing on the MODE button. 7- Place the station and the sensors in their permanent locations. Make sure to position the sensors upright and not to exceed the distances recommended in the instructions, depending on whether there are obstacles between the sensor and the station or not. RESET 8- Check that the outdoor temperature is displayed and that the transmission signal shows that temperature data is being transRESET mitted. UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V 15 Batteries Installing the batteries in the remote sensor The remote sensor runs on two AA (LR6) 1. 5 V batteries. To install them: · Unscrew the cover of the battery compartment. · Insert the batteries strictly according to the polarities as indicated in the battery compartment. · Put the battery compartment cover back on and reinsert the screws. Once the batteries have been inserted in the sensor, data transmission will occur in intervals of 78 seconds. Installing the batteries in the main unit. Once you have installed the batteries in the remote sensor, you can install the two AA (LR6) batteries in the main unit. · Insert the batteries strictly according to the polarities as indicated in the battery compartment. · Put the battery compartment cover back on. RESET AA UM-3 1, 5V AA UM-3 1, 5V Note: For both the remote sensor and the main unit, change the batteries as soon as they are low. The low battery cator is in the indoor/outdoor temperature window and is displayed as soon as the batteries are low. indi- Do not throw the batteries away, as this may be hazardous. Protect the environment by depositing used batteries in an authorized collection area for recycling. 16 Installation · Mounting the main unit This unit can be mounted on a wall using the screw head hole (K). It can also be placed on a flat surface using the table stand. · Mounting the remote sensor The remote sensor is fitted with a two-screw wall mount that can be screwed onto the wall. It can also be placed on a horizontal surface with the built-in table stand. IMPORTANT : The sensor and the station must be placed in an upright position for the signal to transmit properly!The wireless sensor is resistant to splashing but it should never be immersed in water or exposed to heavy rain. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and wind. Transmission distances IMPORTANT : The maximum transmission distances of the signal vary according to the surrounding materials and electromagnetic interference. The table below describes typical distances in different situations: Outdoors, no obstacles 20-30m 15-20m 10-15m Electric devices (stereo system, TV, computer, washing machine, microwave) Radio devices, satellite antenna, cell phone Reinforced concrete wall, several walls Brick walls Small obstacles (window, plywood door, wooden table, couch) 10-15 m with risks of random disconnections 5 m or no transmission 10-15 meters 17 The device features 3 display lines for easy reading. Each line has a precise function: · Outdoor temperature · Indoor temperature · time, alarm, calendar. NAVIGATION SYSTEM EXPLANATION OF EACH DISPLAY This window displays the temperature in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F) degrees as measured by the wireless sensor transmitting data to the main unit. Use the memory function (MIN/MAX) to display in this window the minimum and maximum temperatures, which have been saved automatically. The icon on the right-hand side indicates the status of the main unit's reception of data transmitted by the remote sensor. Three shapes may be displayed: The device is in search mode The temperature readings are being saved No signal A low battery indicator alerts you when the batteries of the remote sensor are low. Outdoor temperature (remote sensor) Measuring range of the outdoor temperature:-20. 0°C to +60. 0°C Measuring accuracy +/- 0. 5°C Transmission frequency: 433 MHz Transmitting distance: 30 meters maximum Interval between 2 outdoor temperature measurements: around 78 seconds Press on the °C/°F button to change the units of the temperature display This window displays the indoor temperature in Celsius (°C) or in Fahrenheit (°F), as measured by the main unit. [. . . ] Operation of this device is subject to the following two conditions: 1 ­ There is no risk of this device producing harmful interference. 2 - This device must accept any interference received, including interference which may cause malfunctioning. This equipment has been tested and recognized as meeting the limits of class B digital devices, pursuant to section 15 of the FCC regulation. These limits aim to ensure a reasonable level of protection from harmful interference within the framework of a residential setting. This equipment generates, utilizes and emits radio frequency energy and, if it is not installed according to instructions, may cause harmful interference with radio communications. [. . . ]