How to set BBQ temperature
1. Press MODE button to choose between probe 1/2/3/4 (LCD-7), press and hold this button
to enter the HIGH/LOW temperature setting, the corresponding channel (LCD-7) and HIGH
temperature stars to flash, use UP or DOWN buttons to set you need temperature.
2. Press MODE button to confirm your setting, the LOW temperature stars to flash, use UP or
DOWN buttons to set you need temperature.
4. Press MODE button to confirm your setting and to end the setting procedures, enter the
standard mode.
NOTE: a. You will automatically exit settings mode if no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds.
b. Only select the custom, you can set the HIGH/LOW temperature.
c. The HIGH temperature range is 1°C to 300 (33.8°F to 572°F), the default setting is 71°C
(159.8°F). The LOW temperature range is -20°C to 299°C (-4°F to 570.2°F), the default
setting is 0°C (32°F).
5. To set probe 2, 3, 4's temperature, select the probe and repeat the rest of the steps above.
6. The thermometer will save the current settings after the transmitter is turned off.
7. After you are finish setting the temperature, you can begin to monitor the MEAT and BBQ
temperatures. Insert each probe into the meat or place in the BBQ/SMOKER/OVEN with the
BBQ clips. The receiver will receive an updated temperature every 10 seconds.
8. Once the temperature of the MEAT/BBQ reaches the set temperature, both the transmitter
and receiver will sound an alarm, the LCD backlight will star to flash, and the corresponding
probe temperature on the display will flash, press any button to stop the alarm, but the LCD
backlight still flash, until the temperature is below the set range.
Temperature value adjustment
1. Press and hold DOWN button to enter the temperature value adjustment, the HIGH
temperature will display "CAL", default 0°C.
2. The adjustment range is -2.2°C to 2.2°C
3. Press MODE button to confirm your setting and to end the setting procedures, enter the
standard mode, or automatically exit settings mode if no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds.
Specifications