BALDR B0340WST2H2R-V7 User manual

MODEL: B0340WST2H2R‐V7

TOUCH SCREEN WIRELESS WEATHER STATION

Thank you for your purchasing of BALDR Wireless Weather Station. To ensure

proper use, please read the user manual carefully before use. If you have any

problems during use, please feel free to contact us for support.

Email: baldrservice@baldr.com USA Tel.: 1‐833‐381‐5659

USER MANUAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1PRODUCTOVERVIEW

.................................................................................. 1

1.1 WEATHER STATION（MAIN UNIT）................................................ 1

1.2 REMOTE SENSOR..............................................................................2

1.3 BUTTONS INTRODUCTION............................................................... 3

2 PACKAGING INCLUDES................................................................................ 4

3 QUICK SET‐UP GUIDE.................................................................................. 4

3.1 POWER UP........................................................................................4

3.2 WWVB RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK (RCC)...................................... 5

3.3 MANUAL SETTINGS.......................................................................... 6

3.4 REMOTE SENSOR INSTALLATION..................................................... 9

3.5 ALARM TIME SETTING................................................................... 12

3.6 SNOOZE FUNCTION........................................................................13

3.7 MAX/MIN TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY RECORDS........................ 13

4 TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY TREND ARROWS......................................... 14

5COMFORTLEVELINDICATOR

.................................................................... 14

6 WEATHER FORECAST ICONS......................................................................15

7 BACKLIGHT FUNCTION.............................................................................. 15

8 LOW BATTERY INDICATOR......................................................................... 15

9 SPECIFICATIONS.........................................................................................16

9.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION............................................................ 16

9.2 MEASUREMENT SPECIFICATIONS.................................................. 16

10 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.................................................................... 17

11 CARE AND MAINTENANCE......................................................................20

12 WARRANTY..............................................................................................20

1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1.1 WEATHER STATION（MAIN UNIT）

1. Outdoor Sensor Channel Indicator

2. Current Outdoor Temperature&Humidity

3. “CH/▲”Button

Switch channel, clear channel data, or value

increase

4. “RCC/SET” Button

Search atomic time signal or enter into time

setting

5. “MEM/▼”Button

Check or clear max/min records, or value

decrease

6. “ ”Button

Check or enter into alarm setting

7. Low Battery Indicator

Remind to replace the new batteries

8. Current Indoor Temperature and

Humidity

9. Temperature Trend Arrow UP/DOWN

10. Weekday in 7 Languages

11. Calendar Display

Month/date or date/month optional

12. Comfort Level Indicator

13. Humidity Trend Arrow UP/DOWN

14. Weather Forecast Icon

15. Atomic Reception

16. Backlight/Snooze Button

17. Time (12/24 hours format optional)

18. AM/PM

19. Max/Min Records of Indoor and

Outdoor Temperature and Humidity

20. Hanging Hole 21. Battery Compartment Cover 22. Removable Stand

1.2 REMOTE SENSOR

1. Signal Indicator Light 3. Battery Compartment

2. Hanging Hole 4. Channel 1‐2‐3 Switch

1.3 BUTTONS INTRODUCTION

BUTTONS FUNCTIONS

1. PRESS to switch channel from CH1, CH2, CH3, or cycle

mode“ ”.

2. PRESS AND HOLD 3 seconds to clear channel data.

3. Value ▲increase button.

1. PRESS to search WWVB atomic time signal

automatically.

2. PRESS AND HOLD to set atomic time ON/OFF, time

zone, time and calendar, language, ℃/℉.

3. SET button and set exit button.

1. PRESS to check 24 hours MAX/MIN indoor and outdoor

temperature and humidity.

2. PRESS AND HOLD to clear the MAX/MIN records.

3. Value ▼decrease button.

1. PRESS to view alarm time, activate/deactivate alarm

(the alarm icon will display when activated).

2. PRESS AND HOLD to enter into alarm setting.

TOP BUTTON

1. BACKLIGHT: press to turn on the backlight (auto off

after 20s).

2. SNOOZE when alarm rings, silence alarm for 5 minutes.

2PACKAGINGINCLUDES

Following contents are included in the packaging:

1 x Weather Station Main Unit (not included AAA batteries)

1 x Remote Sensor (not included AA batteries)

1 x User Manual

3 QUICK SET‐UP GUIDE

NOTE: Prepare new and high quality alkaline batteries. Do not mix old and

new batteries. Heavy duty or rechargeable batteries are not recommended.

3.1 POWER UP

1. Remove the battery door on the back of the display, insert 3 new AAA

batteries in the back of the display console (please take note of the battery

polarity before inserting the batteries).

2. Take out the metal stand inside the battery compartment and screw it into

the hole at the main unit backside. Replace the battery door.

3. Remove the battery door of remote sensor, and set the channel of sensor

to CH1, then insert 2 new AA batteries in the back of the sensor within 3

MINUTES.

Note: The display will beep once and all of the LCD segments will light

up for few seconds to verify all segments are operating properly, then

display indoor temperature and humidity immediately.

3.2 WWVB RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK (RCC)

After the remote sensor is powered up, it will start receiving the outdoor

sensor's signal for 3 minutes, and then the sensor will begin radio controlled

clock (RCC) reception for 7 minutes.

1. The antenna symbol " "will flash while receiving signal, and will be solid

“”once signal is received, and received time/month/date/weekday will

display on the screen.

2. The weather station will receive RCC signal at UTC 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00,

and 11:00 each day. It starts receiving RCC signal at UTC 7:00 everyday, once

signal is received at any above time, it will stop receiving signal that day.

Note:

Make sure outside sensor and weather station main unit are at the

same channel.

Do not touch any buttons until the remote sensor reports in,

otherwise the remote sensor searching will be terminated. When the

remote sensor data has been received, all further settings can be

performed.

The display main unit will automatically receive remote sensor signal

when sensor is powered up. The receiving status will last for max 3

minutes ( signal sensor will flash), if no signal received within 3

minutes, it will stop receiving, now you can press and hold the

“CH/▲” Button 3 seconds to start receiving outside signal again.

3. Manual receiving: press "RCC/SET” to enter or exit RCC signal receiving.

4. Please be sure you have selected your time zone from the list in the SET

menu. When the RCC signal is received, the weather station will set to the

time zone selected. Default time zone is EST (Eastern Standard Time).

5. During the RCC time reception period, no weather data will be

transmitted to avoid interference.

3.3 MANUAL SETTINGS

NOTE: After RCC signal received, if there is no need for other settings, you can

skip the manual settings part. If no RCC signal received or you need to set

other settings, please follow the bellow steps to finish setting.

TIPS:

1. Press and hold “RCC/SET” button to enter time set mode.

2. Press “CH/▲”and“MEM/

▼” buttons to adjust the values. Hold to adjust

quickly.

3. Press “RCC/SET” button to confirm and move to the next setting.

4. Press the “Backlight/Snooze” button anytime to exit settings.

*RCC Symbol Display:

a. When receiving signal , RCC symbol " " will be flashing.

b. When signal successfully received, LCD will display the complete

RCC symbol “ ” and exit RCC receiving.

c. If no signal is received, the RCC symbol will disappear.

Setting Order:

　Atomic ON/OFF

　Time Zone (Atomic ON)

　DST ON/OFF

　12H/24H

　Hour

　Minutes

　Year

　Month & Date Display

　Month

　Date

　Language

　℃(Celsius)/ °F(Fahrenheit)

Detailed Manual Setting Steps:

1. Press and hold “RCC/SET” button for 5 seconds to enter settings.

2. Press “RCC/SET” to select ATOMIC ON/OFF. Press “CH/▲” or “MEM/▼”

buttons to select ON or OFF. (Note: If ATOMIC OFF is selected, it will skip Time

Zone setting and move to 12/24 Hour setting.)

3. Press “RCC/SET” to select Time Zone. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼” to select

a time zone: AST, EST, CST, MST, PST, AKST, HS T. (Default setting: ‐5 EST).

4. Press “RCC/SET” to select DST ON/OFF. Default setting: ON. Press “CH/▲”

or “MEM/▼” to select DST ON if you do observe Daylight Saving Time.

5. Press “RCC/SET” to select 12/24‐hour format. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼”

to select 12‐hour format or 24‐hour format.

6. Press “RCC/SET” to select the Hours. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼” to adjust

the hour.

7. Press “RCC/SET” to select the Minutes. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼”to

adjust the minutes.

8. Press “RCC/SET” to select the Year (year range: 2000‐2099). Press “CH/▲”

or “MEM/▼” to adjust the year.

Hours from GMT Time Zone Description

‐4 AST Atlantic Standard Time

‐5 EST Eastern Standard Time

‐6 CST Central Standard Time

‐7 MST Mountain Standard Time

‐8 PST Pacific Standard Time

‐9 AKST Alaska Standard Time

‐10 HST Hawaii Standard Time

DST symbol display:

a. Select “DST ALWAYS” , means DST function is always on all the

year round.

b. Select “DST ”, means DST function will be on during daylight

saving time.

c. Select “DST OFF”, means DST function is off.

9. Press “RCC/SET” to select Month & Date display format. Press “CH/▲”or

“MEM/▼” to select Month/Date or Date/Month format.

10. Press “RCC/SET” to select the Month. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼”to

adjust the month.

11. Press “RCC/SET” to select the Date. Press “CH/▲” or “MEM/▼” to adjust

the date.

12. Press “RCC/SET” to select Weekday Language. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼”

to adjust the language. Optional language: ENG(English), DUT(Dutch),

DAN(Danish), SPA(Spanish), ITA(Italian), GER(German), FRE(French).

13. Press “RCC/SET” to select ℃(Celsius)/ °F(Fahrenheit). Press “CH/▲”or

“MEM/▼” to select Celsius or Fahrenheit.

14. Press “RCC/SET” to confirm and exit.

3.4 REMOTE SENSOR INSTALLATION

When the remote sensor is first used, please put the weather station main

unit and the remote sensor together at the same position for 30 minutes to

establish a strong connection.

NOTE:

When Atomic OFF is selected, will move directly to 12/24 hour time

setting.

Weekday will set automatically as Year, Month and Date are set.

When relevant language is selected, the rest of the instructions will be in

that language.

During setting, if no operation for 20 seconds, it will automatically save

and exit settin

1. To insure optimum reception, mount the remote sensor vertically, do not

lay down on a flat surface. Please mount the remote sensor at a height of

2‐2.5m/6.56ft off the ground.

Correct Placement Position Proper Height

2. Direct sunlight and radiant heat sources will result in inaccurate

temperature readings, so a north‐side, shaded location is best.

3. Avoid direct rain, it is best to mount in a well‐protected area, such as under

the eaves.

4. It is recommended to mount the remote sensor at least 50 feet away from

plant life and large bodies of water, because these factors may result in the

inaccurate humidity readings.

5. Provide good airflow around the remote sensor to reflect the changes of

environment.

6. Wireless signals are impacted by distance, interference (wireless phones,

wireless routers, TVs, microwaves, computer monitors, etc.), and transmission

barriers such as thick wall, solid metal. Make sure there’s no thick wall or

other strong interference between the weather station main unit and sensor,

place them at least 3ft/0.9m away from interference.

7. You can mount the sensor in multiple ways: place on a stable surface,

mount to the wall using a nail, or lift with a rope. In whatever way, make sure

at least one side of the sensor air vent (back or bottom) is not blocked.

3.5 ALARM TIME SETTING

1. Press and hold “ ” button to enter into alarm time setting.

2. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼” button to set alarm hour, and press “ ”

button to confirm and enter minutes setting.

3. Press “CH/▲”or“MEM/

▼” button to adjust the alarm minutes, and press

“”buttontoconfirmandexitalarmsetting.

4. When in time display mode, press “ ” button once to check alarm time.

5. Press “ ” button twice to turn ON/OFF alarm. Alarm symbol “ ”will

appear or disappear on the screen.

6. To return to normal mode, press the TOP BUTTON.Ifnooperationfor20

seconds, it will automatically save and exit.

3.6 SNOOZE FUNCTION

1. When alarm rings, the ascending “Bibi” alarm sound will last for 2 minutes

if no operation.

2. When alarm rings, press the TOP BUTTON to activate snooze function

(symbol will flash on screen). After 5 minutes, the alarm will ring again.

3. When alarm rings, press any other button except TOP BUTTON to stop the

alarm rings. And the alarm will restart next day.

3.7 MAX/MIN TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY RECORDS

Note: All Max and Min records will update every 24 hours at 12:00 (midnight).

1. While in normal mode, press “MEM/▼” button to enter the maximum

mode, and the MAX icon and maximum records will be displayed. Press

“MEM/▼” button again to enter the minimum mode, the MIN icon and

minimum records will be displayed. Press “MEM/▼” button again to return

the normal mode.

2. The max and min records will display for 3 seconds, then automatically

exit.

3. Clear max/min records: press “MEM/▼” once (Maximum Mode), then

press and hold “MEM/▼” to clear Max record. Press “MEM/▼”again

(Minimum Mode), then press and hold “MEM/▼”toclearMinrecord.

4 TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY TREND ARROWS

The temperature and humidity trend arrows update every 15 minutes,

indicating whether the temperature or humidity is rising, falling or remaining

the same.

5 COMFORT LEVEL INDICATOR

Indoor comfort level indicator keeps you informed the comfort level in your

home, and when to dehumidify or humidify.

Arrows

Indicator Humidity Temperature

Up Arrow Humidity has risen 3%

RH in the past hour.

Temperature has risen

1.8°F in the past hour.

Down Arrow Humidity has fallen 3%

RH in the past hour.

Temperature has fallen

1.8°F in the past hour.

No Arrows

Humidity has no

change in the past

hour.

Temperature has no

change in the past

hour.

DRY: Humidity < 30%

COMFORT: 30% < Humidity < 60%, 68°F <

Temperature < 79°F

WET: Humidity > 60%

6 WEATHER FORECAST ICONS

There are 5 kinds of weather icons. The weather icon display is based on the

hourly calculation of indoor and outdoor temperature, humidity and

barometric data. It predicts weather condition of the next 12 hours, and is

about 70‐75% correct.

Note: When powered on or restored, the weather icon will be default “Sunny

To Cloudy”.

7BACKLIGHTFUNCTION

When powered on, press the top button to turn on the backlight, and the

backlight will last 20 seconds to save batteries.

8 LOW BATTERY INDICATOR

1. When Battery Indicator shows next to the Outdoor Temperature,

replace batteries in your Outdoor Sensor.

2. When Battery Indicator shows next to the Indoor Temperature, replace

batteries in your Weather Station.

9 SPECIFICATIONS

9.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Indoor Temperature Range: 14 °F~ 122 °F(‐10℃~50.0

℃)

Outdoor Temperature Range: ‐40 °F~140 °F(‐40℃~60℃)

Humidity Range: 1% to 99% RH

Transmission Range: 328 ft (100 meters), 433MHZ (open air)

Power Requirements: Weather Station: 3 x AAA Alkaline batteries (not

included), Remote Sensor: 2 x AA Alkaline batteries (not included)

9.2 MEASUREMENT SPECIFICATIONS

The following table provides the specifications of the measurement

parameters.

Measurement Range Accuracy Resolution

Indoor

Temperature 14 °F~ 122 °F ±2 °F (between 32~122°F, if out of

this range: ±3.6 °F) 0.1 °F

Outdoor

Temperature ‐40 °F~140 °F ±2 °F (between 32~122°F, if out of

this range: ±3.6 °F) 0.1 °F

Indoor Humidity 1% to 99% ± 5% (humidity between 30‐80%, if

out of this range: ±7%) 1%

Outdoor

Humidity 1% to 99% ± 5% (humidity between 30‐80%, if

out of this range: ±7%) 1%

10 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem Possible Solution

Outdoor sensor signal is

lost or showing dashes

(‐ ‐) on the display

1. Resync the unit.Pressandholdthe"CH/

▲”

button for 5‐6 seconds to resynchronize. The

sensor search icon will flash while searching and

be solid when sensor signal is received. Please

wait several minutes for the sensor to report in

orthesearchicontoturnoff.

2. If you regain connection while the sensor is

mounted, great. If the the synchronization fails,

bring the sensor within 10 feet of the weather

station and try the bellow methods:

1) Remove the batteries of Sensor, wait 10

seconds. Then press and hold the "CH/▲”

button for 5‐6 seconds, then reinsert the

batteries of sensor. (Please make sure the

sensor and display console have the same

channel.)

2) Factory Restart: Firstly remove all the

batteries of sensor and display console. Then

set the channel of Sensor to "CH1". Reinsert the

batteries of display console and press "CH/▲”

button to choose "CH1". Then reinsert the

batteries of sensor, allow the whole set device

to sit together for 30 minutes to establish a

strong connection.

3. Checked the remote sensor is powered up.

4. The maximum transmission range is

328ft/100m, move the sensor closer to the display

console.

5. Make sure both display console and sensor are

placed at least 3ft/0.9m away from electronics

that may interfere with the wireless

communication, such as computers, TVs,

microwaves, other wireless transmitters or

receivers, etc.

6. Make sure the sensor is not transmitting

through solid metal or thick walls. Radio

Frequency (RF) Sensors cannot transmit through

metal barriers or thick walls. (Please refer

REMOTE SENSOR INSTALLATION)

Outdoor temperature

and humidity always

keep cycling/how to exit

the CYCLE mode

“”. cycle symbol means that weather station

enter channels cycle mode, it will display the

values of 3 channels in order every 10 seconds.

Press the "CH/▲” button to cancel cycle symbol.

Temperature reads too

high in the daytime

Make sure both the display console and sensor are

placed out of direct sunlight and away from any

heat sources or vents.

Indoor and outdoor

temperature and

humidity do not agree

Allow up to two hours for the sensor to stabilize

due to signal filtering. The indoor and outdoor

temperature sensor should agree within 4℉.And

indoor and outdoor humidity sensor should agree

within 10%.

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