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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Features of the Home Monitor Features of the Thermometer-Transmitter Sensor Features of the Wind Sensor Features of the Rain Sensor 4. Components of your Home Weather Station 5. Setting up the Weather Station A. Mounting B. Connecting the Sensors C. Powering up your HWS (for the first time) D.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    To understand how to properly install and program your weather station, please read this instruction manual carefully and keep it in a safe place. The Home Weather Station and its accuracy is meant for personal use. This information should not be used for scientific purposes.

  • Page 4: Features Of The Home Monitor

    Features of the Home Monitor • Displays time and date with alarm clock • Displays weather conditions and records minimum and maximum values • Displays indoor and outdoor temperature in Fahrenheit (°F) or Celsius (°C) -- user selectable • Displays indoor relative humidity (RH%) •...

  • Page 5: Components Of Your Home Weather Station

    4. COMPONENTS OF YOUR HOME WEATHER STATION Before setting up, carefully unpack the contents onto a table or flat surface and check that the following pieces are included in the package: Item Components Fittings Illustration • Main unit • AC/DC 120V power Home Monitor •...

  • Page 6: Setting Up The Weather Station

    5. SETTING UP THE WEATHER STATION CAUTION: Great care must be taken when mounting the Home Weather Station components. The manufacturer/supplier can not be held liable for personal or property damage when setting up the components. Please use caution when choosing a mounting point.
  • Page 7 Mounting Wind Sensor First, choose whether the wind sensor will be mounted vertically or horizontally (on a mast). Make sure that you position the wind sensor in a free, open area that is not protected by objects, which may distort or interfere with the wind (e.g.
  • Page 8 Horizontal Mounting Cable Preparation for Horizontal Mounting 1. Run the cable that is already fastened to the wind sensor through the horizontal joining section (see below). 2. Run the cable through the extension pole but do not secure the pole to any sections yet. 3.
  • Page 9 Mounting Rain Sensor It is important that the rain sensor has the correct exposure to ensure accurate rainfall measurements. Place the rain sensor as far away as possible from tall buildings, trees or other obstructions. It is suggested that the rain sensor should be no closer to tall objects or obstructions than twice the height of the object compared to the sensor.

  • Page 10: Connecting The Sensors

    You must insert the cables that run from the outdoor sensors into the corresponding sockets on the thermometer- transmitter before you begin to power up your home weather station. 1. You will see two sockets: one for the wind sensor, another for the rain sensor.

  • Page 11: Changing The Transmitter Batteries

    Power Adaptor: a special transmitter adaptor is available to supply power to the transmitter rather than using batteries. It is a perfect solution for your HWS during extremely cold temperatures in the winter months when batteries may cause problems. Please call 1-800-387-8520 for ordering information. Once the batteries have been inserted in the transmitter, 8.

  • Page 12: Lcd Overview

    7. LCD OVERVIEW 1. Wind direction 2. Wind speed (km or mph) 3. Outdoor temperature (°C or °F) 4. Temperature alarm icon 5. Date 6. Alarm clock icon 7. Relative Humidity (RH%) 8. Rainfall (cm or inches) 9. Weather forecast icon 10.

  • Page 13: Optimum Viewing Angle

    9. OPTIMUM VIEWING ANGLE The Home Weather Station can be placed in multiple positions as previously discussed in “Mounting The Home Monitor” on page 5. You must always keep in mind that the LCD screen is constructed with an “optimum viewing angle” . Your eye should be at a 45º...

  • Page 14: Button Breakdown

    10. BUTTON BREAKDOWN (Quick Reference) Function Button ALARM • Press and release to enter “Alarm Set Mode” button • Toggles between the multiple segments of the “Alarm Set Mode” • Turns all sounding alarms off (Alarm clock, indoor/outdoor temperature alarms) “+”...

  • Page 15: Setting The Home Monitor

    11. SETTING THE HOME MONITOR NOTE: If you pause at any time for more than 7 seconds while setting the time, date, or measurement preferences, the Home Monitor will automatically return to “normal display mode” and exit the “set display mode” . Your inputted information will be saved, however, you must start from step one if you did not complete the settings you intended to input.

  • Page 16: Setting The Alarm

    12. SETTING THE ALARM NOTE: If you pause at any time for more than 7 seconds while setting the time, indoor or outdoor temperature alarms, the Home Monitor will automatically return to “normal display mode” and exit the “alarm set mode” . Your inputted information will be saved, however, you must start from step one if you did not complete setting the alarms you intended to do.

  • Page 17: Minimum Or Maximum Memory Recall

    16. RAINFALL MEASUREMENT RESET The Home Weather Station calculates cumulative rainfall. To reset the rainfall reading, press and hold the “+” button for 4 or more seconds. “- - -” (dashes) will appear to indicate that the rainfall has reset. After about 128 seconds, the reading will return to 0.0 cm (or 0.0 inch).

  • Page 18: Weather Forecasting

    • The forecast function in the Home Weather Station is based solely on barometric pressure and the trend recordings of general weather conditions associated with various pressure levels. It therefore has a limited ability to forecast for the multitude of specific conditions it will encounter.

  • Page 19: Elevation Of Major Cities In Canada

    1. Determine your elevation (meters or feet above sea level) by using TABLE 1 or 2 below. The internet or an atlas are also good sources to determine your elevation if the chart does not provide the correct information for your general area (View section 27: Resources to look at).

  • Page 20: Elevation Of Major Cities In The Us

    TABLE 2: Elevation of Major Cities in the US US City Altitude US City Altitude (feet above sea level) (feet above sea level) Albuquerque, NM 4,945 Miami, FL Austin, TX Milwaukee, WI Baltimore, MD Minneapolis, MN Boston, MA Nashville-Davidson, TN Charlotte, NC New Orleans, LA Chicago, IL...

  • Page 21: Barometric Pressure Conversions

    22. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE CONVERSIONS TABLE 3 Elevation at Station 250 m Add to Station Pressure to obtain Mean Sea Level Pressure Station Pressure, mb Temp ºC 1010 1030 1050 949.9 969.9 989.9 1009.9 1029.9 1049.9 1069.9 -44.0 to -34.1 34.8 35.6 36.3 37.0...
  • Page 22 TABLE 6 Elevation at Station 1000 m Add to Station Pressure to obtain Mean Sea Level Pressure Station Pressure, mb Temp ºC 859.9 879.9 899.9 919.9 939.9 959.9 979.9 -44.0 to -34.1 131.6 134.7 137.8 140.9 144.0 147.1 150.2 -34.0 to -24.1 125.9 128.9 131.9 134.8...
  • Page 23 TABLE 9 Elevation at Station 1750 m Add to Station Pressure to obtain Mean Sea Level Pressure Station Pressure, mb Temp ºC 789.9 809.9 829.9 849.9 869.9 889.9 909.9 -44.0 to -34.1 221.0 226.7 232.3 238.0 243.7 249.3 255.0 -34.0 to -24.1 211.0 216.4 221.9 227.3...

  • Page 24: Troubleshooting

    23. TROUBLESHOOTING LCD is blank A. This occurs because there is no power supplied to the main unit. 1. Check the AC power connections to the receiving unit and the power from the wall outlet. 2. Check the batteries and make sure they are not dead. 3.
  • Page 25 1. To conserve battery power, the transmitter broadcasts the wind speed data (and all other weather information) every 128 seconds (2 min. 8 sec.) to the inside monitor. (View section 6: Wireless Transmission). 2. Check the batteries in the transmitter. Replace if needed. (View section 5C: Setting up the Weather Station –...
  • Page 26 in the regular position. Check the timing of updates AGAIN on the receiving unit. If you notice the updates occur every 128 seconds, there should be no problem. If updates occur greater than 128 seconds (4 minutes 16 seconds +) or no updates occur there is transmission interference between the receiver and the transmitter.
  • Page 27 because the voltage to the sensor has either increased or decreased. After a very short period of time, the pressure sensor will adjust itself back to the correct pressure readings. Only transmits when the A. There is a large amount of transmission interference with the current transmitter is right beside the location of the main unit and transmitter.
  • Page 28 ** NOTE: the radio test is only confirming that the transmitter is sending out a signal. This proves that the transmitter should not be sent back because it is diagnosed as faulty** Transmission issues usually cause this to occur from other appliances or Wind speed too high radio waves in the air.
  • Page 29 The LCD screen works from other directions, but it is best to consider the Optimum Viewing Angle (Section 9). Battery consumption The Home Weather station requires constant battery power to accurately scan outdoor weather readings. The wind speed sensor and the 60 meters transmission is the main cause of power consumption. In normal temperature ranges (50°F to 80°F, 10°C to 25°C), you can expect that the 4 x...

  • Page 30: Product Specifications

    25. WARRANTY Thermor’s Home Weather Station is guaranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. The warranty does not apply if the defect or malfunction is a result of user abuse, mis- use, alteration, modification or damages in transit.

  • Page 31: Resources To Look At

    26. RESOURCES TO LOOK AT... National Weather Service: http://www.nws.noaa.gov US Environment Protection Agency: http://www.epa.gov Environment Canada: http://www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/climateData/canada_e.html Real Estate Journal -- Wall Street Journal (for US city elevation information): http://homes.wsj.com/cityprofiles/ 27. FCC INFORMATION Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user authority to operate the equipment.

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