UNITEC Climate W194-1 Manuel De L'utilisateur page 18

• After the installation is completed, run the
program by double clicking the desktop "4-DAY
FORECAST" icon
in the HOME WEATHER display.
Click [SET LOCATION] to enter your home city in
the program.
• After setting your home location, 4-day forecast
of your home city will be updated on your PC
program automatically via the Internet. You may
click [UPDATE FORECAST] anytime to manually
update the forecast display on the program. The
program will also update the forecast and send to
the main unit automatically if your PC is online all
the time or every time you turn on your PC.
Note:
Refer "TROUBLESHOOTING" section if you have
problem displaying 4-day forecast information on
your PC program
ESTABLISH RF CONNECTION WITH MAIN UINIT
• Before setting up the RF connection, please
ensure that you have successfully received 4-day
forecast on your PC program for your home city
• Place the USB transmitter & main unit away
from metal & source of interference such as PC
monitor, mobile phones, appliances, TV etc. It is
recommended to start with a short distance (eg.
within 0.5 meter) between the two units for initial
RF setup. Once the RF connection is established,
place the main unit within the effective trans-
mission range from the transmitter. Shorten the
distance if necessary for best reception.
• To search for RF signal from a new USB trans-
mitter, press [PC SEARCH] 2 button on the main
unit repeatedly until the RF icon
• Press [TRANSMIT] 9 button on the USB transmit-
ter to enforce transmitting RF weather data to the
main unit
• Once the RF connection is established between
the main unit & USB transmitter, the RF icon
with full strength will appear on the main unit.
In the irst few minutes of the RF reception,
the main unit is showing data on one part of the
screen and this is normal. The rest of the screen
display data will gradually appear in the next 10
minutes or more.
Note:
• If you have waited half an hour or more without
seeing the rest of the screen, shorten the distance
between the USB transmitter & main unit, check
the battery levels and repeat the setup procedure
above.
• If it continues to fail, try removing the USB con-
nection and all batteries from the USB transmitter.
Reinstall the batteries and then reconnect the
USB connection again. Repeat above procedure to
set up the RF connection.
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. Then click [SETTING ...]
lashes.
LOCAL WEATHER INFORMATION
MAIN UNIT'S DISPLAY
A B
E
E & B) INDOOR & OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE
• Press [C/F] 6 button to select temperature unit
C/ F.
• Press [CHANNEL/SEARCH] 7 to select Ch1, Ch2,
Ch3 and auto-channel scrolling
• The arrow icons will indicate rising, steady or
falling according to the trend of the temperature
measurements in the past hour.
• Hold [CHANNEL/SEARCH] 7 to search for RF
signal from remote sensor (See "SETTING UP THE
REMOTE THERMO SENSOR")
D) BAROMETRIC PRESSURE & LOCAL WEATHER
FORECAST
• A pressure sensor is built in the main unit to
provide local weather forecast backup & pressure
reading.
• Press [BARO] 8 repeatedly to show the past
12 hours of pressure measurements. "0 Hr"
represents the current pressure reading. "-1 Hr"
represents the pressure reading of the past hour
and so on.
• Hold [BARO] 8 to enter local pressure setting
mode and set the following items in sequence.
• Pressure unit (mb / hPa or inHg) > Current sea
level pressure > Current local weather condition >
Exit
• Press [] 5 or [] 6 to select, press [BARO] 8
to conirm each setting.
Note:
• Please check the current sea level pressure rea-
ding of your location from weather web site.
• Please select current weather condition of your
location between sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy,
rainy or stormy.
• Local weather Forecast only appears when
regional forecast is out-dated for more than
10 days. "LOCAL" (U) icon will appear together
with the local weather forecast (J) graphic on the
lower left of the display.
F) PRESSURE BAR CHART
The pressure bar chart shows the historical sea level
pressure trend of the past 12 hours.
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