Clas Ohlson IW003 Quick Start Manual

Wireless weather station
Art. no. 36-4440 Model IW003
Read through the entire instructions before use
and keep them for future use. We disclaim all
responsibility for any errors in texts, pictures and
diagrams, or modifications of technical data.
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Safety
• The indoor unit should never be
exposed to rain and moisture.
• Never expose the outdoor sensor to
temperatures beyond the specified levels,
to prolonged sunlight or to rain.
• Never use old and new batteries, or alkaline
and rechargeable batteries together.
• Remove batteries if the device will not be used
for a long period of time. Old batteries can begin
to leak and damage the device.
• Always remember to place the batteries in the
direction of the arrows. The wrong polarity (+/-)
can damage the device.
• Damage due to tampering is not covered
by the guarantee.
• Do not modify the device in any way.
Product description
A wireless weather station with display of outdoor/
indoor temperature, humidity, and other simple
weather forecasts.
Specifications
Battery type 5 x AA/LR6-batteries
(not included)
Size of receiver 170x125x55 mm
Measurement range
Indoors -10 °C till +50 °C
(20 - 95 % RH)
Outdoors -50 °C till + 70 °C
(20 - 95 % RH)
Resolution, temperature 0.1 °C
Resolution, relative humidity 1 % (RH)
30 sec.
Updating interval
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Buttons and functions
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10 11 12 13 14 15 16
18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26
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Weather station
1. Outdoor humidity
2. Outdoor sensor low battery icon
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3. Outdoor max-min record
4. Frost alarm icon
5. Outdoor sensor channel 1/2/3
6. Outdoor temperature
7. Max-min record of air pressure
8. Moon phase
9. 12-hour air pressure history
10. Weather forecast
11. Storm alarm icon
12. Indoor humidity
13. Indoor temperature
14. 2nd time zone
15. Alarm 1 icon
16. Alarm 2 icon
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17. Day of week
18. – / °C/°F
19. + / CHANNEL
20. SET / ALM SET
21. ALM ON/OFF
22. MEM / DUAL TIME
23. RESET
24. SNOOZE / LIGHT
25. Battery cover
26. SNOOZE / LIGHT
Sensor
27. LED
28. Reset
29. Battery cover
30. Outdoor sensor cable
Display viewing angle
The weather station
display is designed to
be best viewed at a
60-degree angle as in the
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Figure. Hence the display
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may appear dim when
viewed from straight on.
Getting started
Insert batteries
Weather station (receiver)
Remove the battery cover by pushing it outwards in
direction of the arrow and insert 3 AA/LR6-batteries.
Make sure you insert the batteries with correct
polarity (+/-) as marked in the battery compartment.
Sensor
Remove battery by pushing it downward in direc-
tion of arrow and insert 2 AA/LR6-batteries. Ensure
batteries are inserted with correct polarity (+/-) as
marked in battery compartment.
Replacing batteries
If the batteries are exposed to very low or very high
temperatures for a prolonged period of time they can
become less effective, which will reduce the range
between sensor and receiver.
• When the display luminance has weakened it is
time to replace the batteries in the receiver.
• If the symbol for a weak battery appears in the dis-
play it is time to change the batteries in the sensor.
Synchronisation of weather station
and sensor
The accompanying outdoor sensor is preset to the
weather station's channel 1 (CH 1). This setting cannot
be changed. Press + / CHANNEL one or more times
on the weather station to select channel 1 (CH1).
As soon as you insert the batteries, the synchroni-
sation of sensor and receiver starts automatically.
Therefore place the units near to one another to
ensure that synchronisation succeeds (If the outdoor
temperature appears on the display synchronisation
has succeeded). Next place the sensor and receiver
in these potential locations within functional range.
NOTE! The sensor can be placed a max. of
30 meters from the receiver when the view is
unobstructed. However, the location of the units
relative to various obstacles as well as the building
material used in walls can affect the range in various
ways. Experiment to find the best location.