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controlled clock sign al, the Meteotime weather signa
information.
3.1.1 Outdoor r sensor battery installation
► Remove the 4 b battery cover screws
► Open the batter ry compartment on the rear of th
► Insert 2 x 1.5V A AA alkaline batteries (not includ
in the battery co ompartment.
► The outdoor sen nsor will show the temperature a
3.1.2 Weather Statio on battery installation
► Insert 4 x 1.5V V AA alkaline batteries (not inc
display.
► Open the batter ry compartment
► Insert 4 x 1.5V V AA (LR06) alkaline batteries.
indicated in the battery compartment.
► Close the batter ry compartment.
3.1.3 Low battery d display
The batteries must b be replaced as soon as the low
or the outdoor senso or is shown on the display.
4 Meteotime
4.1 Receiving the e Meteotime signal
Meteotime is an in nnovative system for the com
®
(www.meteotime.com m ). The Meteotime icon and
registered and prote cted internationally!
Meteotime receives weather forecasts twice a day
(www.meteotest.ch). . Meteotime adapts the weather
sends it to the na ational metrology institute (PT
Switzerland. Both of ffices transmit the weather data
over Europe. The co overage of Europe with weather
time signal transmitt ters DCF77 (PTB) and HBG (M
11909 has integrated d Meteotime technology and rec
More information can n be found at www.meteotime.c
4.2 Radio-contro olled clock
The transmitters DC F77 (PTB) and HBG (METAS) a
is regulated by 4 ato omic clocks and which deviates l
years. This ensures that 11909 will always indicate t
4.3 Environmenta al influences affecting rec
The signal should c cover a radius of 2,000 km fro
transmission range. Avoid the following situations to
● Use over long tran nsmission ranges
● Use near mountai ns and in valleys
● Use between tall b buildings
● Use near railways , high voltage cables, etc.
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al and the outdoor sensor. It can
using a small cross head screwdriver.
he outdoor sensor
ed). Pay attention to the battery
and humidity on the display
cluded) in the battery compartm
on the rear o of the device.
. Pay attention to the battery
battery icon of the Weather Sta
mmunication of weather foreca
d the trademark "Meteotime"
from the weather office Meteot
r data technically to the system a
TB) in Germany und METAS
a at precisely defined time slots
forecasts is ideal thanks to the
ETAS) (see illustration).The mo
ceives and decodes data.
com.
also transmit the time signal, wh
less than 1 second in 2 million
the correct time.
ception
om the transmitter. However, s
o maximise the radio-controlled c
n take up to 24 hours to receive
.
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y polarity indicated
.
ment to activate the
polarity
ation
asts
are
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and
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s all
two
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some environmental influences
clock and Meteotime signal rece
● Use near m motorways, airports, etc.
● Use near c construction sites
● Use inside e concrete buildings
● Use near e electrical appliances
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11909
all the
Do not short-circ cuit the
batteries or throw w them into a
fire. Remove the batteries if this
device is not goin ng to be used
for a longer perio od of time.
s may affect the
eption:
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