ACU-RITE 1502RX Manuale utente

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Instruction Manual

Display for 5-in-1 Weather Sensor

model 1502RX

Package Contents

1. Display unit with tabletop stand

2. Instruction Manual

This product requires an AcuRite 5-in-1 Weather Sensor (sold separately) to be

operational.

IMPORTANT PRODUCT MUST BE REGISTERED

TO RECEIVE WARRANTY SERVICE

PRODUCT REGISTRATION

to receive 1 year

warranty protection

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Features & Benets

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1. Peak Wind Speed

Highest speed from past 60 minutes.

2. Wind Speed Alarm On Indicator

3. Average Wind Speed

of all speeds from past 2 minutes.

4. Pressure History Graph

Current pressure on right with trend

(Rising, Steady or Falling).

5. Historical Barometric Pressure

Pressure reading 12 hours ago.

6. Current Barometric Pressure

7. Storm Alert Alarm On Indicator

8. Weather Select

Heat index, dew point, wind chill,

indoor temperature / humidity, and

rainfall rate (inches of rain per hour)

9. Weather Select Button

Press to change the Weather Select

category data being displayed.

10. Clock

11. Outdoor Sensor Signal Strength

12. Sensor Low Battery Indicator

13. Alarm On/Off Indicator

for Selectable Category (#17)

14. Programmable Alarm Setting

15. “ ” Button

Activate alarm; press and hold to

adjust alarm values.

16. “ ” Button

Press to select Category (shown in

#17) and change settings.

17. Selectable Category

18. “ ” Button

for setup preference

19. “ ” Button

Press to select Category (shown in

#17) and change settings.

20. “ “ Button

Press for all-time low and date

recorded for current category

selected on display (#17). Press twice

for all-time high and date recorded.

21. Record Low

Shown for current category selected

on the display (#17).

22. “CLEAR” Button

Deletes record low (#21) shown.

23. Record High

Shown for current category selected

on the display (#17).

24. “CLEAR” Button

Deletes record high (#23) shown.

25. Date

26. Current Month Total Rainfall

27. All-Time Total Rainfall

28. Rainfall Alarm On Indicator

29. Current Rainfall

Accumulates data during rainfall.

30. Learning Mode Icon

Disappears after weather forecast

self-calibration is complete.

31. 12 to 24 Hour Weather Forecast

Self-Calibrating Forecasting pulls data

from the outdoor sensor to generate

your personal forecast.

32. Current Outdoor Humidity

Arrow icon indicates the direction the

humidity is trending.

33. Outdoor Humidity Alarm On

Indicator

34. Current Outdoor Temperature

Arrow icon indicates direction the

temperature is trending.

35. Outdoor Temperature Alarm On

Indicator

36. Current Wind Speed

37. Previous 2 Wind Directions

38. Current Wind Direction

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Back of Display Unit

BACK OF DISPLAY UNIT

1. Integrated Hang Hole

for easy wall mounting.

2. A-B-C Switch

ID code that must match 5-in-1

sensor’s A-B-C switch to ensure

units synchronize.

3. Clear Today

Clears data recorded since 12:00am.

4. Clear All

Clears all data recorded.

5. Reset

Full reset to factory defaults.

6. Battery Compartment

7. Battery Compartment Cover

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Display Unit Setup

Set the A-B-C Switch

The A-B-C switch is located inside

the battery compartment. It can

be set to A, B or C. However,

you must select the same letter

choices for both the sensor and

the display unit in order for the

units to synchronize.

2 Install or Replace Backup

Batteries

Insert 3 x AA alkaline batteries

into the battery compartment,

as shown. Follow the polarity

(+/-) diagram in the battery

compartment.

A B C

1 A-B-C Switch

set to match

sensor

2 Install Backup

Batteries

3 x AA

Batteries

PLEASE DISPOSE OF OLD OR DEFECTIVE BATTERIES IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE

WAY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS.

BATTERY SAFETY: Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device prior to battery installation. Remove batteries from equipment which is not to be

used for an extended period of time. Follow the polarity (+/-) diagram in the battery compartment. Promptly remove dead batteries from the device. Dispose of used

batteries properly. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. DO NOT incinerate used batteries. DO NOT dispose of batteries in ﬁre,

as batteries may explode or leak. DO NOT mix old and new batteries or types of batteries (alkaline/standard). DO NOT use rechargeable batteries. DO NOT recharge

non-rechargeable batteries. DO NOT short-circuit the supply terminals.

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Set the Time & Date

The clock and calendar are utilized to time stamp history records and other

data, so it is important to set the time and date soon after you power on the

display unit.

Set the Time

1. Press the up or down arrow buttons

until “SET CLOCK?” is displayed on the

Selectable Category part of the display unit.

2. Press the “ ” button to set the clock.

3. Press the up or down arrows to adjust the

hour. Note the “AM” and “PM” indicators.

4. Press the “”button to conrm hour

selection.

5. Press the up or down arrows to adjust

minutes.

6. Press the “”button to conrm minute

selection.

The clock is now set.

Set the Date

Note: The “ ” stays in

Selectable Categories, 1. Press the up or down arrow buttons until

even after setup. “SET DATE?” is displayed on the Selectable

Category part of the display unit.

2. Press the “ ” button to set the date.

3. Press the up or down arrows to adjust the

month.

4. Press the “”button to conrm month

selection.

5. Press the up or down arrows to adjust the

day.

6. Press the “”button to conrm day

selection.

7. Press the up or down arrows to adjust the

year.

8. Press the “”button to conrm year

selection.

The date is now set.

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Select Measurement Units

To select between standard units (mph, ºF, etc.) or

metric units (kph, ºC, etc.):

1. Press the up or down arrow buttons until

“SET UNITS?” is displayed on the Selectable

Category part of the display unit.

2. Press the “ ” button to set the unit preference.

3. Press the up or down arrows to select “STAND”

for standard or “METRIC” for metric units.

4. Press the “”button to conrm your selection.

5. Next, you will see “WIND MPH”. Press the up

or down arrows to select MPH or KPH for wind

speed units.

6. Press the “”button to conrm your selection.

Units are now set.

Placement for Maximum Accuracy

AcuRite sensors are sensitive to surrounding environmental conditions. Proper

placement of both the display unit and the sensor are critical to the accuracy

and performance of this product.

Display Unit Placement

Place the display unit in a dry area free of dirt and dust. To

ensure accurate temperature measurement, place out of direct

sunlight and away from heat sources or vents. Display unit stands

upright for tabletop use or is wall-mountable.

Important Placement Guidelines

Display unit and sensor must be within 330 feet (100 m) of each other.

MAXIMIZE WIRELESS RANGE

Place units away from large metallic items, thick walls, metal surfaces, or other

objects that may limit wireless communication.

PREVENT WIRELESS INTERFERENCE

Place both units at least 3 feet (.9 m) away from electronic devices (TV,

computer, microwave, radio, etc.).

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OPERATION

Using the Professional Weather Center

Learning Mode

Self-Calibrating Forecasting use a unique algorithm to analyze changes in

pressure over a time period (called Learning Mode) to determine your altitude.

After 14 days, the Learning Mode icon disappears from the display screen. At

this point, the self-calibrated pressure is tuned in to your location and the unit is

ready for superior weather prediction.

Weather Forecast

AcuRite’s patented Self-Calibrating Forecasting provides your personal forecast

of weather conditions for the next 12 to 24 hours by collecting data from

the sensor in your backyard. It generates a forecast with pinpoint accuracy -

personalized for your exact location.

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Barometric Pressure

Subtle variations in barometric pressure greatly affect the weather. This weath-

er forecaster displays the current pressure, direction it’s trending (FALLING,

STEADY, or RISING) and a pressure chart. The chart tracks and displays the

change in pressure so you can monitor the rate of change over time.

Rainfall Event

The rainfall feature tracks rain accumulation over all-time, the current month,

and current rainfall event. Current event clears when no rain registers for 8

hours OR no rain registers for 1 hour and pressure rises by .03inhg or more.

Programmable Weather Alarms

Each Selectable Weather Category features an alarm option. When an

alarm sounds, the display unit emits an audible beep and ashes the affected

category, its alarm settings, and any other relevant data.

Some alarms can be customized to alert you when your programmed value is

reached. Alarms include: outdoor temperature, outdoor humidity, wind speed,

heat index, dew point, wind chill, indoor temperature and indoor humidity.

The rain alarm does not require a preset numerical value, but instead sounds as

soon as rain is recorded. Similarly, the storm alarm sounds when a large atmo-

spheric pressure drop occurs, which usually indicates an oncoming storm. Note:

The storm alarm is NOT intended to be a safety device or warning system.

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Set a Weather Alarm

1. Choose the weather category for which you wish to set an alarm by

pressing the up or down arrow buttons until the category is displayed on the

Selectable Category part of the display unit.

2. To program a value (only applies to alarms that require a value), press

AND HOLD the “ ” button until the “SET” indicator appears in the area

of the display labeled “ALARM” (left of the selected weather category) and

the alarm setting ashes.

3. Adjust the alarm value by pressing the up or down arrow buttons.

4. Press the “”button to conrm avalue.

5. Next, press the “ ” button to activate the alarm. The alarm ON indicator

will highlight on the display.

Alarm is now programmed and turned on.

To set or adjust an alarm value:

Press and hold “ ”

To activate or deactivate an alarm:

Press “ ”

Silence a Sounding Alarm

The alarm sounds initially for a few minutes, then silences itself. The alarm then

sounds every few minutes afterwards until one of the following happens:

1. “SNOOZE” - Press any button. Alarm silences, but sounds again if the alarm

condition reoccurs.

2. Turn the alarm “OFF” - Deactivates the alarm.

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Care & Maintenance

Display Unit Care

Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use caustic cleaners or abrasives. Keep away

from dust, dirt and moisture. Clean ventilation ports regularly with a gentle puff of air.

Calibration

Calibrate Temperature & Humidity

The indoor / outdoor temperature and humidity readings can be calibrated on the

display unit to improve accuracy. Calibration improves accuracy when 5-in-1 sensor

placement or environmental factors impact your data accuracy.

1. Choose the weather category you wish to calibrate by pressing the up or down

arrow buttons until the category is displayed on the Selectable Category part of the

display unit.

2. Press AND HOLD the up and down arrow buttons and the “ ” button all at the

same time for 15-20 seconds.

• The display unit beeps, and all display data is hidden except for the value being

calibrated.

• “CAL” (calibrate) and arrows appear next to the value

being calibrated.

3. Press the up or down arrow buttons to calibrate the data

value higher or lower from the actual reading.

4. Press the “ ”button to conrm the calibration

adjustment. Note: The “CAL” icon remains illuminated next

to calibrated values.

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