User manual LEXIBOOK SM1840

[. . . ] MeteoClock® Elegance First SM1840 + ASM30 - Owners manual GB FR ES PT IT DE NL ---------- English ---------- Français ---------- Español ---------- Português ---------- Italiano ---------- Deutsch ---------- Nederlands MeteoClock® "Elegance First" SM1840 + ASM30 - Instruction Manual INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of this weather station, MeteoClock® SM1840 "Elegance First". 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. Lexibook digital stations measure not only the time in progress ­ thanks to their built-in clock- but also the actual and upcoming weather. The MeteoClock® SM1840 incorporates the following functions: - Thermometer: The temperature is displayed in real time to the nearest tenth of a degree Celsius. [. . . ] Before choosing the location of the remote sensor, test that the receiver can receive the signals. It is also recommended that the remote sensor is placed as close as possible to the main unit to eliminate any interference. To do so, locate the wall-mounting hole at the back of the sensor (upper part) and fix it on a hook or nail. Main unit The main unit can be fixed on the rotating/pivoting base or on the wall-mounted base (both included). To use the base, fix the main unit's socket (located under the unit) into the base's jack. To use the wall-mounted base, insert a screw in each wall-mounting hole (2) and fix it to a wall. Then, fix the main unit's socket into the wall-mounted base's jack. 8 Copyright © Lexibook 2005 USING THE TEMPERATURE PROBE: 1. It is recommended use the temperature probe to sense the temperature when the outside temperature is between the range: -50°C ~ 0°C and +50°C~+70°C 2. When the outdoor temperature is below -20 °C, it is mandatory to use the probe outside and place the sensor unit indoors to avoid freezing the battery 3. To use the probe, insert the probe plug on the bottom right hand side of the remote sensor. BACK LIGHT: To use the back light, press [A19], located below the main unit LCD display. The back light stays on for 5 seconds. CLOCK AND ALARM SETTINGS Manual Time and Date Setting: If the SM1840 is brought outside the range of the Frankfurt DCF77 radio signal or if the signal is interfered, please set the time and date manually according to the instructions below. If the unit is located within the radio-controlled range, you may want to customize some of the clock settings such as the language of the day of the week. The setting sequence is displayed in the order: Hours Minutes Seconds Year Month/Day sequence Month Day Time Zone Day-of-week language. Time and date: Press the "+" [B10] or "-" [B11] buttons to adjust the settings and press [B4] to confirm each setting. The month and day sequence gives you the option to select whether the month or the day is displayed first. Time Zone: If you receive no radio-control signal, the time zone should be set to 0. The time zone is used in countries which can receive the radio-control signal but are not located in the GMT+1 zone (Madrid, Paris, Roma, Berlin time zone). For example, if your home country is located in GMT+2 (like Finland, Greece, Turkey, Roumania, . . . ), you should set the time zone to 1. Copyright © Lexibook 2005 9 If you are located in the GMT-1 zone, you should set the time zone to -1 and so on. This operation will adjust the radio control clock automated time to your time zone. Day of the week : It can be displayed in different 8 languages: for English, select EN; German (GE), French (FR), Spanish (SP), Italian (IT), Dutch (NE), Danish (DA), and Russian (RU). Note: you will automatically exit the time setting mode after 5 seconds of inactivity. [. . . ] 1: New Moon 2: Young Crescent 3: First Quarter 4: Waxing Gibbous 5: Full Moon 6: Waning Gibbous 7: Last Quarter 8: Waning Crescent Tides Every 12 hours approximately, the oceans on each side of the planet rise slightly then fall back. It is the result of the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun and the rotations of the earth, moon and sun. Your weather station displays the tide status [A17] as follows: H: High Tide M: Medium Tide L: Low Tide FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS FOR MULTI-SENSOR USE If you have one or two additional sensors, you can place them in a different location in your house; in a bedroom, for example. Your main unit can collect the temperature and humidity data of up to three remote sensors. Copyright © Lexibook 2005 15 Set up: To set up a new sensor, follow the instructions given on page 5. [. . . ]