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WS6650 Desktop Weather Station
Instruction Manual
Introduction
This desktop weather station comes with barometric weather prediction, clock, calendar,
indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity display. It is battery powered with AC
charger. It is recommended to use the AC charger at all times.
Fig. 1 Front view
1. SNOOZE/ LIGHT button
2. HISTORY button
3. MODE/ SET button
4. -/ RCC button
5.
+/ C/ F button
6.
CHANNEL button
7.
MAX/ MIN button
8. Battery compartment
9. DC line in jack
General notes:
1. It is recommended to set up the remote temperature sensor before setting up the
weather station/ clock. See "Configuring Remote Temperature Sensor(s)"
for more information. Batteries and AC adapter should be used together.
2. Please note all other clock/ weather station settings seize to function when the
clock is in RCC synchronization mode. See "RCC Synchronization" for
additional information.
3. During initial installation, the temperature and humidity sensor may take up to an
hour or more to acclimatize to current conditions.
Fig. 2 Back view
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Summary of Contents for GARNI WS6650
- Page 1 WS6650 Desktop Weather Station Instruction Manual Introduction This desktop weather station comes with barometric weather prediction, clock, calendar, indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity display. It is battery powered with AC charger. It is recommended to use the AC charger at all times.
- Page 2 Getting started Installing AC adapter: Plug in AC/DC adapter at DC input jack (9) (see fig. 2). Use only approved adapters. Optional mirror finish: User might choose to use optional mirror finish for decoration purposes. Carefully remove adhesive tape backing on the back of the mirror finish and place the mirror finish on the weather station (see fig.
- Page 3 The weather station requires at least 24 hours on acclimatizing to local weather conditions. The weather station process and analyze the weather patterns for the past 24 hours in order to determine the future weather. Until that time has elapsed, the predicted weather forecast may not accurately reflect the actual weather for your immediate area.
- Page 4 the unit remains at the same altitude. When moving around at different altitudes within a short period of time, the air pressure and the barometric pressure will change. The pressure trend will only be correct and regulate the has remain at a constant altitude for 24 hours or more. To recall recorded pressure history reading The barometric pressure reading is recorded at an hourly interval and can be recalled and displayed up to previous 12 hours.
- Page 5 When is mostly shown with occasional , it is very likely that the DCF time can be received in this location. When is only shown, it is very likely that the DCF time can be received in this location. RCC Zone offset This clock is equipped with radio controlled time adjustment.
- Page 6 Press -/ RCC button (4) or +/ C/ F button (5) to change the minute setting. Press MODE/ SET button (3) again. When alarm time is shown, press -/ RCC button (4) or +/ C/ F button (5) to turn on and off the alarm.
- Page 7 2. Install/ replace 2 x AAA size batteries in the compartment. It is recommended that only alkaline batteries are used. Do not use rechargeable batteries. 3. The weather station is capable of receiving up to 3 different channels. Select the channel number (1, 2, or 3) by sliding the CHANNEL 123 switch (RTS 5).
- Page 8 will be displayed if any of the remote temperature sensor’s battery needs replacing. Temperature memory 1. Press MAX/ MIN button (7) to display maximum recorded temperature, minimum recorded temperature, and current temperature. MAX indicates maximum temperature. MIN indicates minimum temperature. 2.
- Page 9 Specifications Indoor temperature range: 0℃ to 50℃ ( 32°F to 122°F) Outdoor temperature range: -20℃ to 50℃ ( -4°F to 122°F) Relative humidity range: 20% - 95% Barometeric pressure range: 930 mb to 1050 mb Power: 3 x AAA Micro 1.5V batteries Consideration of duty according to the battery law Old batteries don’t belong to domestic waste because they could cause damages of health and environment.
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