‘Size: 140mm(W) x 177mm(H) total 8 pages (M082) # Pa P2 Mos2 Locations of Control Main Unit (Receive) INSTRUCTION MANUAL SNOOZE/LIGHT BUTTON By TEMP MINIMAX BUTTON @ SET BUTTON WAVE BUTTON SCF BUTTON CLEAR BUTTON SNOOZE/ALARM ON/OFF SWITCH + (Forward Set) BUTTON Hl - (Backward Set) BUTTON HERE-SYNC BUTTON RESET BUTTON IW TIME ZONEDST Moco 8411 Remote Unit (Transmitter) RESET Button [Vial Bracket Wecrr Battery Compartment I ia ion of yout Gack ma ier somewhat Yor hal shown fh Maan, daa acee rear oe ee ee ee ee at : ‘engraved batery marks ithe ater Comparten ete rect ator pe. ‘The RADIO-CONTROLLED Clock With the Flado-Controlied Clock, you have the most accurate timepiece within the continent. tt can receive the time signal tanemited by the Natonal Insitute of Sangards and Technology (NIST), which Isroguatd by 9 atomic cock anc devatos eas han 1 sacond wit 3000 yeas ‘The NIST broadcasts tho tme signel (WWVB, 60kH2) continuously from Fort Coins, Colorado, This, signal canbe receive anynhara nthe cortnatal USA Dat ng wave (AM) fo feceptons possible wih a portable radio. tis expected thatthe signal can reach a dstance of 2,000 miles from the {ranamitier.Theretore, your eloex wil receive the signal witin the broadcast range anywhere an AM signal can be reoatved: generally the signal cannot be picked up in massive metal and concrete Stuctures unless near @ window In adation, some environmental effects (see below) may act the transmitting distance. Far more information, please study the WWVE WEB page of NIST at: hip hvu boulder nist govnimetreq) Feature + Receive 6okHz WWV8 signal transmitted by NIST at Fort Colin. Colorado + Automate time aglstment ator signal reception + Galata wh dy ofthe a dispy Wom sanury 1, 20090 Decomber 31,2099 2 120r2ehoutomal + Indoor temperature and remote temperature + Contgrase or Fahrenheit reagout + Glock operating tomperature trom O'C to 50°C (32°F to 22°F) , + Indoor Outdoor Temperaure measuring range from -S0°C to 70°C (58°F to 158°F * + Tompsrature resolton 01°C + Time aceuracy (Atomic lec): better then 1 socond in $000 years. + Time acuracy (ree run: average with n 80 seconds per month * ttusing the wireless transmitter with temperature below 32°F or above 122°F, user are recommended touse Lithium battery to enhance batters if. Attention ‘The Flaco-Controlled Clock obtains the accurate time with wireless technology. Same as all wireless davices, the reooiing ably may be affected by, Dut not ted fo, the fllowing conditions. + Long transmiting distance, + Nearby mountains and vatioys, + Among tl buidings. + Near railway, igh voltage cable, ete «Near freeway. arpor, etc + Near constution ste, + Inside concrete buldings + Near electrical applances. + Bad weather + Nearby metallic structures.| teprotect it as tf undor an umbrella P3 Mos2 Pa Moe2 Locetion Precautions ‘This clock eseies arado wave much ikea TV or rao, Be sure ofcatet nea a window or some other (Check IN/ REMOTE Temperature locations where recep is good. Avo he folowing lacatons, which can Inlrere wih proper recepon. DG Se De s Betore You Begin “To ensure proper functioning of the Weather forecast station, please folw this set up procedure, + Insert batenes fr main unit ( elt instuctons for batlsy instalation} + Place the man unit as cose as posabe next othe remote Unt and nee batteries for the remote unt * Postion tne remote unt and main unt wibin eflecive Pansmission range, which i usual eeumstances Is 2010 30 meters, "Note that he ottocive range is atlected by the buling materials and whore the main and remote unt are positioned. Try various setup for the bast resuls, ‘Batteries Installation Batteries installation ofthe main unit + Insert 4 "AAA" bao in platy (+) and (-) as indicated + Close ine batory cover + The iow Bator con wil show inthe display when your battres need placing ‘Battries installation of remote unit Insert 2 "AA" size bates in proper polarity (+) and () a8 indicated + Close te batery dor Warning : Do not mix old and new baterios 1Do not mix alkane, standard (carbor-znc), or rechargeable nickel cadmium) batteries, ‘Do not touch any other buttons or settings on your main unit It wil automatically receive the remote temperaiure. Getting Started {Upon power up ofthe remote unit (or pressing the reset button), the temperature RF signal i immediately set to {he main Unit The main unt allempis fo eceve the AF temperature sghal fr S minules. The man Unt eeshes the RF temperature every 8 minutes, Inthe RF tomperature signal isnot received within 5 minutes after power up ofthe main unit (or pressing the reset button), blank "=" wil appear nthe outdoor iemperatue window of he main unt In his case, press the RE~ SYNC bution of he main uni. The main unt wil atlempt outdoor temperature reception fr another 6 minutes, ‘Alter the remote temperature shows inthe ower LCD panel, place the remote unit outside in a shaded, dry area Teyeeaing he ain itor the remote nit he main uit des nat sly fe outdoor omperatie ater 6 minute. ‘The indoor temperature is asplayed onthe INDOOR temperature field and the OUTDOOR temperstute willbe «splayed an te OUTDOOR temperature Ned Maximum and Minimum IN / REMOTE Temperature “The maximum and minimum recorded temperature readings wil automatically be stored inthe memory. Press the Maxiin button once to dsplay the INDOOR maximum and minimum record. Press the button again to show tre OUTDOOR maximam and minimum record, The respective indicators, INDOOR and OUTDOOR wil be splayed. To clea the momary, press CLEAR when the maximum and minimum temperature records are shown, it wit clear the record of the shown lemperaure Hols Receiver stage indicator ‘The RF Temperature signal indicator nthe maln units outdoor temperature window wil sow tho following: c a See [woe orecnon wi ‘SUCCESSFUL RECEPTION Losing Synchronization ofthe wireless thermometer tthe main unit esplayed a proper outdoor temperature inthe past but now displays bank", he remote uit land main unit may have lst synchronization, is occu, press the RE-SYNC buton of he main unit. The ‘ain unit wil atiernpt outdoor temperature reception for another 6 minutes and eniate synchvonizabon wit the Fermote unit I te remote temperature cannot be received, check: 1. The distance ofthe main unt or remote unit shouldbe at east 3-4 fet away fom any irtertring sources ‘such as computer montors of TV sets, 2. Avoid plaong the man unt ont ofthe immodiate proximity of metal window frames. 8, Using other etacrcal products such as headphones ot speakers operating on the same signal requency (43502) may provest correct signal transmission and reception 4, Neighbors Using electrical devices operation on the &32Mlz sgnal frequency can also cause inererence, "Note: When the 433MHz signals is received correctly, 60 not re-open the battery cover of ether he remote unit forthe main uit asthe bales may spring fee rom the contacts and force a fase reset Should ths nappen ‘accidentally then reset both unit (200 Geting Stared above) olnerwiso transmission problems may occu. “The maximum transmission range Is 100 fet om the remote unit othe main unit (n open space). However, this depends on ihe surrounding envionment and inererence levels. The temperature signal revels in a straight ine {rom the remote unit othe ack. The signa wil pot curve around blocking objec. Ino reception is possible despite the observation of these factors, al units have to be reset (see Getting Stared} Intertoronce ‘Signals rom other household devices, suchas erty controls, door bells and home securly systems, may periormance of the product The transmission and reception of temperature reading wil sume once the Interforence has Stopped.PS Mog Using The Clock ‘ASlong as bateries are supplying power o tho main unit, trecewves the time signal and adjusts ene ‘automaticaly. No manual agustment is equred. Accurala adjustment ofthe cick based on the tee signal is ‘supporiod in Gthe continental UAS, Signal Recelve Operation ‘The main unit atematcaly receive the timo signal 8 tes every day a 0200, 05:00, 08:00, 11°00, 1400, 17.00, 2:00, 28:00 an make any requied adjustment tothe time soting. ‘The OK indicator and the antennal tower icon appears on the cpslay ifthe time signal is successtuly received {8102.00 or after manual press WAVE bution. “important: o not perform any button or switch operation while a signal recive operation isin progress. ‘Triggering a Receive Operation Manually ‘You can tigger a signal receive operation at anytime by pressing the WAVE bution, which cause the main unit to pertorm an immediate signal receive operation. The main unit also perform a signal receive operation automatically whenever you replace its batteries. Unsuccessful Signal Reception {tthe automate update other than 02:00 are unsuccessu, the wave on top of the antoana tower ion wil be ‘isappear. Ie automatic updae at 02:00 or manvaly triggered reception are unsuccesstu, bol ofthe wave toon and OK icon wil be disappeared. 'Wunsuccosstul signal reception tier batiory instalation or ater rset, the main unit keep trying for 10 minutes ‘every hour uni signal reception successful ‘To Set The Time and Calender Manually 4, Press SET bution to active set mode. 2. Press + buton or - bution sequentially to set YEAR, '3. Holding down eitter button changes the year at high speed 4. Press SET button to contim YEAR sel and goes © DATE set '5 Press + bution or- button sequently to set DATE 6. Holding down etter bution changes te dave a high speed. To Set Time 1. Press SET bution again goes to TIME set 2. Press + bution or- button sequently to set MINUTE, '8 Holding down eter bution changes the time a high speed. Wnen you press the + butlon and - bution together, the seconds count resto 0. ‘To Set 12724 HR International Time 1, Press SET button again goes to TIME FORMAT set 2 Press + button or- button Wo select 12 oF 24 hour display format. 8. Press SET bution to contr TIME FORMAT and fish the setting, ‘To Set The Alarm Time 1. Press + buton or- ution sequently to set the ALARM TIME, 41 a ‘To Activate Alarm Funtion 1. Siete SNZIALARM ON/OFF switch © ON poston, sgn waaay one ne splay. The lar {unctonis acl. 2 nen ne alam sounds, press tbe Sroozeg ut. To alarm i ound te same neo thnx ay. 5 To daca he alam inion sida he SNIALARM ONFT stn 0 OFF poston ‘To Activate the snooze alarm 1. Side the SNZ/ALARM ON/OFF switch to SNZ positon. The sign and 2z wil appear on the ime aspiay 2 When the alarm sounds, pross the Snooze/Lightfutton. The alarm wil sound again mn approximately § minutes. 3, To deactivate te snooze alarm, side the SNZ/ALARM ONIOFF switch to the OFF poston. (Check weather forecast + The Weather Forecast dspayed in the weather forecast reacing, There aro five readings for he forecast sunny, sunny & cloudy, cloudy, rainy and stormy. i || + When the weather tondency is indicated up, it means the weathor is going beter. the weather tondency i Indlealed down, tre weathe is going bad, Whe the weather lendency is indicated sil, the weather remains Unchanged under atmosphere pressure romcner SE gag Reset the Weather Forecast Station + ross the RESET button when the Weather Forecast Staion does not operate normaly. "Notas: Oncereseting the Weatrer Focecast Staton, tne relable weater data can be obtained after about 24 nour, Wall Mounting or Using the Stand “The remote unit comes with a wall mount holder which can hold the unit on wall, or justplace ion a at surtacePa mos2 ‘Trouble Shooting / FAG (Frequent Ask Questions) + Press the "Reset bution when the clock i displaying inelevanttomporature reading. This may happen when oxcernal nose is cavere enough ointerfere with to RF temperature signal ‘+ Pross tho "Resor bution on te wireloss vansmiter ithe readout is inelevant or does not respond, ‘There is no outdoor temperature shown on the unit? \: Press the re-sync button and the uni should show an outdoor temperature within minutes. 70 ‘emperatur is shown tho remote units either oo faraway or hero is some interference between the remote and the main unit. Bring the remote unio the main unt and re-sye. There is also a reset button on ‘he remote unit Then move the remote Unit oa new location closer and in rect Ine with Pre main un ‘The weather outside Is raining and the unit shows sunny? ‘A: The unit measures barometic pressure changes and showing thatthe weather wil improve inthe next six how's. is Seto show changes either up or down in wends and not wha s going on athe exact te you iow the con ‘The weather icon is incorrect for an extended period. ‘A: The unit may have been sot during a porid of high barometic pressure or low barometicprossure and is ‘ut of syne. Wait unt a party cloudy day and re-syne the unt and it wil acclimate to te cortect level of pressure ‘crarF. ‘The outdoor temperature Is reading 40°C/105'F when the temperature sin the 'A: The remote unit's indirect sunignt. Move it toa shaded protected area. are of your clock + Avoid exposing your clock to extreme temperatures, water or severe shock. ‘Avoid contact with any corosive materia such as pertume, aloohol or leaning agents. + Do not subject he cock to excessive force, shock, 4st, lamperature or humidity. Any ofthese condttons ‘may shorten the ite ofthe clock ‘+ Do nottamper wih any of he intemal components of his clock. This wil invalidate the warranty and may cause damage. Correct usage ofthe batteries + Use 2new "AA" batteries and 4 "AAA" batiries ‘Do not mix standard and rechargeable bateres Do not mix new and od batteries ‘+ When the low battary mark “(3x appears on the display replace all bateries with new ones. ‘Speciation ‘Temperature messuring range Receiver “50°C 8 +70°C with 0.1°C resoluton 58°F ty 158°F with 02°F resolution Transmitor ‘50°C +70°C with 0.1°C resolution $8°F 15°F with 02°F resoluton ‘Temperature checking interval Receiver ‘every 16 seconds “Transmitor ‘every 18 seconds, “Transmission sistance: maximum 100 fet in open ted, depending upon surrounding stuctures, mounting locaton and possible intarteing sources. Power source ( Alkaline batteries recommended ) Receiver “4AM bates, 1.5V batieres “Transmiter 2°RA'batores, 1.5V bates Battery ite about 12 months Dimension ( LxWxH) Receiver 19279 x69 mm Transmitter 120 x60 x 45mm "Warning : Changes or modifcations to his unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority lo operate the equipment. Note: This equipment hasbeen tested and found to comply with he mis fora Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 oe FCC Rules. These mts are designed to provide reasoneble protection ‘against harmful iniererence in a residential stalaion. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate ‘ado Irequency energy and, i not ntalled and used lo accordance wih the structions, may cause hharmiulimerlerence B radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that intererence wil not occur ina particular installation his equipment does ‘cause harm interference f ado oelevisin reception, which can be determined by ung the equipment ‘ol an on, the use is encouagod fo ty fo cocect the interference by one of move ofthe folowing measure: RReotient or relocate the receiving antenna, Inorease the separation between the equipment and recover. Connect the equipment into aa ut ona cuit ilarent rom that o which the receiver is connected CConsuit the dealer or an experienced radla/TV tachician fr help. ‘Under the envionment with aso frequency intertorence, the sample may malfunction an require user to reset the sample,