3. Accuracy ±2 degrees celsius from -29°C to 0°C
2. Accuracy ± 1 degrees celsius from 0°C to 50°C ( 32°F to 122°F)
Digoo DG-TH6699
Upstanding Weather Station
1. Icons weather forecast
2. Historical barometric pressure
3. Trend of barometer display
4. Outdoor temperature / humidity
external sensor
5. Tendency outdoor temperature
6. Outdoor sensor signal strength
7. Channel external sensor
8. Sensor low battery indicator
9. Outdoor temperature/humidity
MAX/MIN records
10. Tendency outdoor humidity
11. Temperature alert
12. Freezing alert
13. Indoor temperature / humidity
14. Tendency indoor temperature
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15. Display low battery indicator
16. Indoor temperature/humidity
MAX/MIN records
17. Tendency indoor humidity
18. Comfortable level
19. Sunrise time display
20. Select city
21. Sunset time display
22. Tide level
23. Moon phase
24. Alarm Clock icons
25. Time display
26. Weekday
27. Calendar
28. MODE button
29. UP/MAN/MIN button
MAIN FUNCTION
a. The week display in English
b. Calendar (Month/date, 2000-2099 Default Year 2012)
c. Time (Hour / Minute)
d. Indoor temperature / Humidity
e. Wireless outdoor temperature / humidity
f. C/F degrees select-able
g. Alarm and snooze function
h. Weather forecast: Sunny, Slightly Cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy, Sleety, Snowy
i. History chart for pressure (12Hr)
j. Low battery indicator: main unit & transmitter
k. Trends
l. High / Low daily records
m. Comfort indicator
n. 150 Major european cities setting for Sunrise / Sunset / Moon Phase / Latitude
and Longitude
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DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL
30. SNOOZE button
31. CITY button
32. DOWN/ALERT button
33. LIGHT button
34. CHANNEL button
35. HISTORY button
36. Battery Compartment 3xAAA (batteries not included)
37. External power supply socket
38. Wireless signal indicator
(Flashes when data is being sent to the display unit)
39. Integrated hang hole
40. TX button
41. TX channel selector, select external sensor channel
42 . Compartment 2xAA batteries (batteries not included)
Batteries:
1. Receiver :3 x AAA / R03 / UM-4 Size Batteries(36)
2. Transmitter : 2 x AA / R03 / UM-4 Size Batteries(42)
Extended periods of cold temperature (below-20°F/-28.8°C) can cause alkaline
batteries to function improperly. This will cause the outdoor wireless sensor to stop
transmitting temperature readings. Use lithium batteries in these low temperature
conditions to ensure continued operation for wireless sensors placed outdoors.
NOTE: Rechargeable batteries are not recommended due to higher operating
voltages.
Alkaline Batteries: -20°F to 140°F (-28.8°C to 60°C)
Lithium Batteries: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
Temperatures below - 20°F (-28.8°C)
Require lithium batteries in the outdoor sensor.
3. When the Main Weather Station batteries are low, a battery sign will appear next
to INDOOR lettering on the LCD(15). The same sign will appear next to the
OUTDOOR lettering when the Outdoor Sensors` battery is low(8).
LCD Display:
Indoor temperature:
1. Operating temperature range = 0°C to 50°C ( 32°F to 122°F)
2. Accuracy ± 2 degrees celsius 0°C to 50°C( 32°F to 122°F)
3. Resolution = 0.1°C
4. When above 122°F (50°C) the temperature sensor should continue to read the
Indoor Humidity:
1. Operating humidity range = 20% RH to 95%
2. Accuracy +/- 5% RH (@25oC , 30%RH to 80%RH)
3. Accuracy +/- 8% RH (@25oC , 20%RH to29%RH 80%RH to 95%RH)
4. Resolution = 1 % RH
Outdoor temperature:
1. Operating temperature range = -29°C to 60°C ( -20°F to 140°F)
-20°F to 32°F) from 50°C to
60°C(from 122°F to 140°F)
4. Resolution = 0.1°C
5. When above 140°F (60°C) the temperature sensor should continue to read the
correct temperature as long as the LCD display continues to function in these
extreme conditions.
6. When below -20°F (-29°C) the temperature sensor should display continue to
read correctly as long as the LCD display continues to function in these extreme
conditions.
Outdoor Humidity:
1. Operating humidity range = 20% RH to 95%
2. Accuracy +/- 5% RH (@25oC , 20%RH to 90%RH)
3. Accuracy +/- 8% RH (@25oC , 20%RH to 30%RH 80%RH to 95%RH)
4. Resolution = 1 % RH
Barometric pressure:
1. Measure range=800mb to 1100mb
2. Resolution=1mb
3. Measuring time interval: every 12 minute
Default SETTING:
1. Time: 00:00am
2. Date/Day: Jan 1st, 2012, Sunday
3. Temperature: ºC
4. Weather Forecast Icons: PARTLY SUNNY
Operations:
Power On:
The LCD will display all segments for a few second when batteries are inserted.
Position the station and the sensor directly next to one another. Insert the batteries
into the outdoor sensor within the next 2 minutes.
Display / Keys Details:
There are in total 8 keys (6 Front & 2 Back) for the Weather Station. They are:
(Front(28-33)) MODE, CITY, UP/MAX/MIN, DOWN/ALERT, SNOOZE, LIGHT.
(Back) CHANNEL(34) & HISTORY(35)
MAX/MIN operation:
1. The maximum and minimum values of temperature and humidity are stored
automatically.
2. In Normal mode press "UP/MAX/MIN" once to view the maximum readings and
press again to view the minimum readings.
3. After 5 seconds without use the display will return to normal mode displaying the
live readings.
4. Press and hold "UP/MAX/MIN" button to delete these readings which will also
automatically delete at midnight (12:00AM) daily.
To set Clock / Date Manually :
Press and hold the MODE key to enter setting mode. Use UP/MAX/MIN and
DOWN/ALERT to select desired value. The sequence of selection is:
1. 12/24-HOUR: 12Hr or 24Hr will flash. Press and release the UP or DOWN button
to select the 12-hour or 24-hour time. Press and release the MODE button to
continue.
2. C/F: The °C or °F indicator will now blink on the display. Press "UP" or "DOWN"
to select the temperature unit and confirm your setting by pressing MODE.
3. Set the hours, minutes, year, month and date in the same way.
Note:
I. If no buttons are pressed in a 20 second period the set mode will time out and
return to live display mode, reflecting whatever adjustments were made by the
user before timing out.
correct temperature as long as the LCD display continues to function in these
extreme conditions.
5. When below 32°F (0°C) the temperature sensor should continue to read
correctly as long as the LCD display continues to function in these extreme
conditions.
II. Up/Down buttons: press once to adjust by 1 unit, hold for high speed adjustment.
Alarm Setting:
a. Setting the alarm (alarm time)
1. Briefly press MODE button to switch to Alarm Display. In Alarm Display press
and hold MODE button. The hour indicator of the alarm time will blink on the
display. Press "up" or "down" to set the hours and confirm your setting by
pressing the MODE button. Set the minutes in the same way and confirm your
setting by pressing the MODE button.
2. Pressing MODE allows you to switch between the normal Time Display and
Alarm Display.
b. Activating the alarms and the snooze feature
1. Briefly press "UP/MAX/MIN" while viewing Alarm Display to activate or deactivate
the alarm time currently set.
2. If the alarm is activated the symbol will appear. The alarm will sound for 2
minutes when the set time is reached.
3. The alarm can be interrupted by pressing LIGHT or SNOOZE buttons. The
snooze symbol will appear on the display. The alarm will sound again after 5
minutes.
4. Press MODE to deactivate snooze and the alarm sound.
Weather Forecast:
The unit predicts weather condition for the next 12 – 24 hours based on the change
of atmospheric pressure. The weather forecast is based on atmospheric pressure
change and is about 70-75% correct.
sunny partly sunny cloudy rainy sleety snowy
Barometer:
The graphical barometer display shows the air pressure during the last 12 hours(2).
Press and hold HISTORY to show the air pressure in mb/hPA or in HG(3). Press
HISTORY briefly to show the air pressure values for the last 12 hours. After each
press of the history button the air pressure will display one additional hour into the
past. After hour 12 the current air pressure will be shown (hour 0).
Selecting your location:
1. After briefly pressing the CITY button the city display will blink and the latitude
and longitude will be displayed. Press "UP" or "DOWN" to select your location(20).
Press the CITY button again to confirm your selection. If the abbreviation for you
city does not appear, your location should be set to the nearest city to you. After
a short calculation period the weather station will show that locations sunrise(19) &
sunset times(21), the Moon Phase(23) and Neap Tide (TIDE LO), Medium Water
Level (TIDE MID) or Spring Tide (TIDE HI)(22).
2. The alternative way to locate your city is to Press and hold the CITY button.
The cities display shows "-- -- --". Press "UP" or "DOWN" to select the first letter
of your location. Press CITY to confirm your selection. Set letters 2 and 3 of your
location in the same way.
3. On the display GMT appears and the time zone indicator flashes. Set the
difference of your time zone to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) by pressing UP
and DOWN (For the UK set 0:00).
4. Press CITY to confirm your selection. Now set the longitude and latitude of your
location in the same way.
5. A table with the longitudes and latitudes for some cities can be found at the end
of these operating instructions. However it is recommended you select the
nearest city to you location from the selection on the Weather Station
6. After a short calculation time the weather station will display that location’s
sunrise & sunset times, the Moon Phase and Neap Tide (TIDE LO), Medium
Water Level (TIDE MID) or Spring Tide (TIDE HI).
Temperature and frost alarms
a. Setting the temperature alarm
1. Press "CHANNEL" to select the outdoor sensor(7). Press and hold
"DOWN/ALERT" button to set the alarm temperature. The outdoor temperature
will blink to set the High Alert.
2. Press "DOWN/ALERT" or "UP/MAX/MIN" to set the maximum value for the
high temperature alarm. Confirm your setting by pressing the “MODE” button.
Press "UP/MAX/MIN" or "DOWN/ALERT" to set the minimum value for the low
temperature alarm.
3. Confirm your setting by pressing the “MODE” button.
b. Activating/deactivating the temperature and frost alarms
1. The temperature and frost alarms can be activated or deactivated by repeatedly
pressing the "DOWN/ALERT" button.
2. If the frost alarm is activated the symbol(12) will appear next to the outdoor
temperature. The alarm will sound at a temperature of +3 ~ -1°C and the
symbol will flash on the LCD.
3. If the temperature alarm is activated the symbol(11) will appear next to the
outdoor temperature. The alarm will sound at the set temperature.
4. If both frost and temperature alarms are activated then both symbols will appear.
5. Again press the “DOWN/ALERT” button to deactivate them.
Receiving the Outdoor Temperature and Humidity Readings:
1. To receive you initial signal from the outdoor sensor it is recommended you have
both units next to each other.
2. First power on the main Weather Station and then the Outdoor Sensor (note:
the LCD on the Outdoor Sensor should display and a red transmitting indication
light should flash at regular intervals).
3. Ensure your Outdoor Sensor is set to Channel 1 (displayed on the LCD as CH1),
if not adjust using the CH button behind the battery cover. Main Station should
also display Channel 1 (there should be the number 1 in the box on the left hand
side of the outdoor section). If not briefly press the “CHANNEL” button until the
correct number appears. Note if the scroll symbol appears underneath the
channel number box you are in scroll mode and you need to press the
“CHANNEL” button one more time to exit this function.
4. After a period of time the main Weather Station should start to receive the signal
from the Outdoor Sensor and display the Temperature and Humidity in the
Outdoor section of the LCD.
5. If no signal is received hold down the “CHANNEL” button for 3 seconds and the
Main Station will attempt to search for the signal.
6. You can connect up to three sensors to one main Weather Station using the
same steps, but for each additional Outdoor Sensor you must select a new
channel (CH2 & CH3). To view the readings on the additional Outdoor Sensors
briefly press the “CHANNEL” button. If you press this button until the scroll
symbol appears, then it will automatically scroll through all 3 channels.
Moon and Tide Phase
1. Neap tides (TIDE LOW) occur when the Sun and Moon are at right angles to the
Earth (First Quarter). When this is the case, their total gravitational pull on the
Earth's water is weakened because it comes from two different directions.
2. Spring tides (TIDE HIGH) occur when the Moon is either new or full, and the Sun,
the Moon, and the Earth are aligned. When this is the case, their collective
gravitational pull on the Earth's water is strengthened.
3. At all other times in the cycle the tide would be at Medium tide (TIDE MEDIUM).
City List with Longitude & Latitude
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