ThermoPro TP-63A Manuale utente

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Model No.: TP-63A

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Wireless Indoor/outdoor Humidity And Temperature Monitor

Instruction Manual

2. One remote sensor (Transmitter).

Indoor Base Station (Receiver) Features

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the wireless indoor/

outdoor humidity and temperature monitor. You will now

be able to know the outdoor/indoor temperature and

humidity while sitting inside.

Components

1. One base station unit (Receiver). 01 Large LCD display

02 Remote Low Battery Icon

03 Outdoor temperature

04 Base Station Low Battery Icon

05 Indoor temperature

06 Outdoor humidity

07 Indoor humidity

08 Backlight Touch Button

09 Wall Mount

10 Magnet

11 Stand

12 Battery compartment

13 CHANNEL SYNC

14 °F/°C ALL-TIME/24

15 MAX/MIN CLEAR

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SIDE

5. Humidity range: 10% ~ 99%.

6. Temperature display unit: °C and °F selectable.

7. Temperature Resolution: 0.1 °C/°F.

8. Humidity Resolution:1%.

1. LCD display: Displays the current outdoor humidity/

temperature and indoor humidity/temperature.

2. Battery Compartment: Holds 2 AAA batteries to power

the unit.

3. Tabletop, wall-mountable and magnet-mountable design.

4. Indoor Temperature range: -4 °F~158°F(-20°C~70°C).

9. Low battery indication.

10. Backlight.

MAX/MIN/CLEAR: Press once to display the maximum or

minimum temperature and humidity; Press and hold to

clear the history data.

°F/°C/All-time/24: Press to select the temperature display

in ºC or ºF; After pressing the MAX/MIN button, and the

display shows the maximum or minimum temperature and

humidity. Touch this button once to set the maximum and

minimum data recording time interval between ALL TIME

or 24 hours.

Buttons

: Touch once to turn on/off backlight. If the button is

not pressed in 15 seconds, the backlight will automatically

turn off.

Note: Both ALL TIME and 24 hours represent the last time

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CHANNEL/SYNC: Press to switch between the temperature

readings from up to 3 outdoor remote sensors; Press and

hold this button to enter the synchronization mode.

after you manually cleared the history data or installed a

new battery.

Temperature & Humidity Trend

1. indicates the temperature & humidity is in an upward

trend.

2. indicates the temperature & humidity is in a no

change trend.

3. indicates the temperature & humidity is in a

downward trend.

Outdoor Remote Sensor (Transmitter) Features

1. Built-in rechargeable lithium battery: Type 18650.

01 LED

02 Reset

03 Wall Mount

ON/OFF

07 Humidity Sensor

08 Temperature Sensor

Charging Socket

06 Channel Selector

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2. Rain-proof and design.wall-mount

Buttons

To access CHANNEL SELECTOR and RESET buttons, you

need to unscrew the cover as per Fig.

CHANNEL Selector (1,2,3): Slide to set Channel 1,2 or 3.

RESET: Press once to reset the remote sensor.

: Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn ON/OFF the unit.

(ON: Flash 1 time, OFF: Flash 3 times)

Synchronize Remote Sensors with The Base

Station

1. Bring the remote sensor near the base station;

2. Once the batteries are installed into the base station, the

RF indicator will flash for 3 minutes, indicating that

the base station is in synchronization mode and is waiting

for remote sensors to be registered.

3. Set the CHANNEL selector on the back of the remote

sensor unit to position 1 or 2 or 3. The unit is preset on

Channel 1 and you can always leave it unchanged unless

you have purchased more than 1 remote sensor.

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3. Outdoor Temperature range: -31 ~158°F(-35 ~70°C). °F °C

4. Humidity range: 10% ~ 99%.

4. Press and hold the ON/OFF button on the back of the

remote sensor for 2 seconds to turn on the remote sensor.

If done correctly, the temperature/humidity of the remote

sensor will appear on the base station.

5. If the RF indicator no longer flashes and the remote

sensor temperature is not displayed on the base station.

Press and hold the CHANNEL/SYNC button on the back of

the base station for 3-4 seconds until the RF indicator

flashes again to set it back in synchronization mode;

6. If you have additional remote sensors, repeat the above

steps to synchronize the additional remote sensors.

Please note the additional sensors should be set to a

different channel.

remote channel you want displayed permanently on the

base station. If you wish to cycle through all the channels,

press the CHANNEL/SYNC button until you observe a

circular arrow on the base station LCD display, the unit

will auto-scroll, changing from channel to channel every 5

seconds. Press CHANNEL button until you observe the

circular arrow disappear, the unit will stop cycling.

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7. If you have registered more than one sensor, press the

CHANNEL/SYNC button on the base station to select the

CH1

CHAN EL

SYNC

Installing Batteries

1. Base station: open the battery compartment of the base

station and insert two “AAA” batteries with correct

polarity.

installed in the remote sensor. Although there could be

some power in the rechargeable battery before the unit

leaves the manufacturing facility, it is always good to

fully recharge the remote sensor before using by

following the steps below:

a. Connect the charger to the charging socket located on

the back of the remote sensor;

b. Plug the charger into a standard AC outlet;

c. The red light on the remote sensor will light up;

d. Charge it for at least 4 hours until the light changes from

red to green which indicates charging is complete.

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If the low battery icon for remote sensor appears, please

charge the remote sensor as soon as you can.

Note, the package does not INCLUDE a wall adapter.

Simply use any cellphone wall charger with USB socket to

charge the battery.

If the low battery icon for base station appears, please

replace the batteries with new batteries.

Low Battery Warning

If the battery power (base station or remote sensor) is low,

there will be low battery icon showing on the base station

display.

2. Remote sensor: A built-in rechargeable lithium battery is

3. The base station and remote sensor can both be wall

mounted.

Maximum & Minimum Recorded Temperature

& Humidity

1. Press MAX/MIN/Clear button once to display the highest

indoor and outdoor temperatures/humidity recorded.

MAX is shown on the display.

2. Press MAX/MIN/Clear button again to display the lowest

indoor and outdoor temperatures/humidity recorded.

3. To clear and reset the max/min records, press and hold

MAX/MIN/Clear for 3 seconds.

display, press ALL-TIME/24 button once to select the

data recording time interval between ALL TIME or 24

hours.

4. When the MAX or MIN records are shown on the LCD

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MIN is shown on the display.

2. The remote sensor (transmitter) can be placed on a flat

surface indoors or outdoors. Make sure the sensor is

within the wireless distance from the base station and

with minimal obstructions. Although the remote sensor

is designed to be rain-proof, it still must always be put in

a dry place avoiding direct rainfall.

Place the Base Station and Remote Sensor

1. The indoor base station (receiver) should always be

placed in a well ventilated indoor area and located away

from vents, heating or cooling elements, direct sunlight,

windows, doors, or any other openings.

Note: Both ALL TIME and 24 hours represent the time since

If the base station is attached to a refrigerator or a

metal object by magnet, the transmission range may be

shorter. Remove the base station from the refrigerator

Warnings

Do not subject the unit to excessive force, shock, dust,

temperature or humidity.

Do not immerse the unit in water.

Do not dispose of this unit in a fire. IT MAY EXPLODE.

Keep unit away from children. The unit or parts of the

unit might be a choking hazard.

Dispose of the unit legally and recycle when possible.

Do not remove any screws.

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Signals from other electronic devices may cause

interference. Place the base station and receiver away

from these devices.

Relocate the base station or the remote unit until the

connection is established again.

Repeat the synchronization process as described above.

you last time manually cleared the history data or battery

installation.

Hints and Tips

If the receiver can't connect to the transmitter, try the

following:

or the metal object or place the base station and remote

sensor as close as possible.

1. Transmission Frequency: 433MHz.

Specifications

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not

expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

9. Power: 2 X AAA 1.5V for base unit and 18650 lithium

battery 3.7V for remote sensor.

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NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply

with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and

can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

8. Humidity tolerance: ±2% from 30% to 80%; ±3% below

30% and above 80%.

7. Temperature tolerance: +/- 2.0 °F (+/- 1.1 °C).

2. Maximum Transmit Power: 8mW.

3. Transmission range up to 200 feet in open area. (range

maybe shorter based on interference present).

4. Indoor Temperature range: -4°F~158°F (-20°C~70°C).

6. Humidity range: 10% ~ 99%.

5. Outdoor Temperature range: -31 ~158°F(-35 ~70°C).°F °C

FCC STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

2) This device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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