Inserting The Batteries; Outdoor Sensor; Base Station - Hama Meteotime Mode D'emploi

4.1 Inserting the batteries

• Open the battery compartment on the outdoor sensor and
remove the contact breaker. Close the battery compartment.
• Remove the protective lm from the base station display.
• Open the battery compartment (H) and remove the contact
breaker.
• Then close the battery compartment cover.
• A signal tone will now sound and the base station will start
searching for the DCF signal, for the outdoor sensors and for the
Meteotime signal. This search takes several minutes.
• If no time signal is received after a longer period of time, change
the location and check the reception conditions using the test
function described in 6.1.
4.2 Changing batteries / Low battery capacity
Note - Changing the batteries
• Be aware that, after every battery change on the outdoor
sensor or base station, the stations will need to be
resynchronised.
• To do this, remove the batteries from the other station and
re-insert them or change them completely if required.

Outdoor sensor

• If the symbol (25) appears, replace the 2 AA batteries in
the outdoor sensor with 2 new batteries.
• Open the battery compartment, remove and dispose of the spent
batteries and insert two new AA batteries observing the correct
polarity. Then close the battery compartment cover.

Base station

• If the symbol (33) appears, replace the 2 AA batteries in
the base station with 2 new batteries.
• Open the battery compartment, dispose of the spent batteries
and insert 2 new AA batteries observing the correct polarity.
Then close the battery compartment cover.
5. Installation
Note - Installation
• We recommend initially positioning the base station and
outdoor sensor at the preferred setup locations without
installing them and carrying out all the settings - as described
in 6. Operation.
• Do not install the station(s) until the settings are correct and
the radio connection is stable.
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Note
• The range of the radio transmission between the outdoor
sensor and the base station is up to 50 m in unobstructed
areas.
• Before installing, make sure that the radio transmission is
not in uenced by interfering signals or obstacles such as
buildings, trees, vehicles, high-voltage power lines, etc.
• Before nal installation, make sure that there is su cient
reception between the desired installation locations.
• When installing the outdoor sensor, take care to ensure it is
positioned so that it is protected from direct sunlight and rain.
• The international standard height for measuring air
temperature is 1.25 m (4 ft) above ground.
Warning
• Buy special or suitable installation material from a specialist
dealer for wall-mounting.
• Ensure that you do not install any faulty or damaged parts.
• Never apply force during installation. These can damage the
product.
• Before mounting, check that the wall you have chosen is suitable
for the weight to be mounted. Also make sure that there are no
electric, water, gas or other lines running through the wall at
the mounting site.
• Do not mount the product above locations where persons
might sit or stand.
5.1 Base station
• Alternatively, place the base station on a at surface using the
stand (G).
• Alternatively, you can mount the base station on a wall using the
recess (I) on the back.
5.2 Outdoor sensor
• You can also set the outdoor sensor up on an even surface
outdoors.
• We recommend mounting the outdoor sensor securely and rmly
onto an outdoor wall.
• Secure the dowel, screw, nail, etc. in the wall provided.
• Hang the outdoor sensor onto it using the cut-out provided.
6. Operation
Information - Input
Press and hold the UP or DOWN button to select the values
more quickly.
6.1 Basic setting and manual setting
After inserting the batteries, the base station automatically searches
for the DCF signal and for the Meteotime weather signal. The radio
symbol (2) ashes during the search process.