Configuring The Remote Transmitter(S); Operation; Reception At 434 Mhz - LEXIBOOK SM1102 Manual

SM1102 English 7/2/04
WE RECOMMEND THAT THE TRANSMITTER IS PLACED AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE
TO THE MAIN UNIT IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE ANY INTERFERENCE.

CONFIGURING THE REMOTE TRANSMITTER(S)

1. The transmitter housing has two buttons on the back.
* RESET - used to initialise the transmitter codes.
* SET - used to change the house code, which ranges from "1" to "15" and the
telecode (1 to 4) associated with the transmitter.
2. Once the batteries are inserted, the house code "1" will start to flash. Press the
"SET" button as often as is needed to display the desired house code. Wait a few
seconds for the chosen house code to be confirmed. The code represents the
frequency of the signals transmitted by the remote unit to the main unit.
WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU KEEP THE ORIGINAL HOUSE CODE SET AT 1.
3. The house code range extends from "1" to "15". Please ensure that all the
transmitters on your weather station are set to the same house code.
4. Once the house code has been chosen, another figure to the right will flash; this is
the telecode. Use the SET button to select the telecode (1 to 4) for each of the
transmitters. It allows the main unit to identify the different remote units. Therefore,
choose a different code for each one of the remote units.
5. Confirm this number by simply waiting a few seconds.
6. Once the telecode and house code have been defined, do not alter either code. If
you do, you will have to repeat the above procedure in full.
The temperature and relative humidity being reported will be displayed alternately.
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This data will also be transmitted to the receiver at regular intervals.
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The SM1100 weather station receives the outside temperature data by radio
transmission at 434 MHz. Please read the following instructions carefully before deciding
where you will install the remote unit and the main unit of the SM1100.
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OPERATION

RECEPTION AT 434 MHz

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