Vitek VT-3539: Remote sensor:
Remote sensor:: Vitek VT-3539
Table of contents
- WEATHER STATION USER INSTRUCTIONS Features: Block with main display:
- Remote sensors: OPERATING CONTROLS
- READ BEFORE USING For best results: GETTING STARTED Step 1: Setting up the remote sensor:
- Step 2: Receiver settings SYNCHRONIZING THE OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE READING Auto-detect function: Manual learning function (Search for remote sensor signals):
- SETTING THE TIME AND ALARM Setting the time:
- WEATHER CONDITIONS DISPLAY
- Hi and Lo symbols on the display Temperature trend indicator The temperature trend indicator shows the temperature trend registered by a separate sensor over the past half-hour. TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS REPORT Temperature conditions reporting symbols Black ice warning
- TEMPERATURE ALARM SETTINGS High temperature alarm Low temperature alarm When the alarm will be heard
- BACKLIGHT USING AN EXTERNAL WIRED SENSOR LOW BATTERY INDICATOR Receiver:
- Remote sensor:
- RESOLVING MALFUNCTIONS Problem Resolution
- TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Meteorological station receiver Meteorological station remote sensor MINIMUM SERVICE LIFE - 3 YEARS
ENGLISH
2 The receiver requires two AA batteries.
• All settings will be lost when changing the batteries.
Remote sensor:
1 If the low-battery symbol appears on the display, this means that the remote sen-
sor’s battery will soon die.
2 The low-battery symbol
will also be shown on the section of the display below the
weather trend data, relating to external weather conditions.
3 The remote sensor requires two AA batteries.
• All required settings will have to be re-entered after changing the batteries.
• If the remote sensor is exposed to very low temperatures for a long period of time,
the batteries may lose there charge and the operating range of the sensor may be
reduced. High temperature conditions can also affect battery life.
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