Maximum/Minimum Function; Setting The Temperature Unit; Changing The Batteries - Steinbach Funk Pool 061333 Manuel D'instructions

Once you have put the transmitter
together, a false reading of -50.0C may
appear on the display, or an error. False
transmitter readings may also be shown
on the receiver. This error is not caused
by the transmitter or receiver.
It will take a few minutes for the display
to show the correct value. The reason for
this is that once the PCB (circuit board)
has been inserted on the sensor, the
contacts may not be touching properly,
which results in data being transmitted
incorrectly.
You need to properly close the screw
cover to ensure the PCB and transmitter
contacts are connected exactly to be cer-
tain that the values displayed are correct.
7. Thermometer
If the measured values are higher than the
measuring range, "HH.H" will appear on the
temperature display. If the values are lower
than the measuring range, "LL.L" will appear.

7.1. Maximum/minimum function

Press the MAX/MIN button in normal until
MAX appears on the display.
This will enable you to retrieve the highest
interior and outdoor temperature readings
since the last reset.
Press the MAX/MIN button again to show
MIN on the display.
This will enable you to retrieve the lowest
interior and outdoor temperature readings
since the last reset.
Press MAX/MIN again to return to the current
readings on the display.
The device automatically ends MAX/MIN
mode if no button is pressed.
Press the CLEAR button while the max. or
min. values are being displayed in order to
delete them.

7.2 Setting the temperature unit

In normal mode, you can choose between °C
(Celsius) and °F (Fahrenheit) for displaying
temperatures.
Press the +/°C/°F button to make your
selection.
8. Additional transmitters
If you have more than one outdoor trans-
mitter, press the CH1/2/3 switch on the printer
circuit board (PCB). See fig. 6. You need a
dedicated channel for each transmitter.
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The receiver will automatically recognise the
new transmitter if you press and hold the
CH button on the receiver, or launch it as
described in the manual.
The outdoor values will then be displayed
on the receiver display. If you have installed
more than one transmitter, press the CH
button to switch between channels 1 to 3.
You can also choose for channels to be
shown in a cycle. Repress the CH button after
the third channel to display the "~" symbol
and the display will then cycle through the
channels.
Press the CH button again to deactivate the
channel cycle and to continually show only
the data of the first transmitter.
9. Positioning and attaching the receiver
and outdoor transmitters
The foldable leg on the reverse side of the
receiver can be used to place it on any flat
surface, or on a wall using the suspension
holes.
Avoid attaching it in areas where there are
fields of interference, such as computer moni-
tors, television devices or solid metal objects.
Check that the transmitter and receiver are in
range of each other (range of up to 60m over
open ground).
The signal strength is naturally weakened
in steel and concrete structures and buildings.
10. Care and maintenance
Clean the devices using a soft, moist cloth.
Do not use any solvents or abrasive agents/
materials.
Remove the batteries and remove the
adapter from the plug if you are not intending
to use the products over a long period of time.
Store the devices in a dry location.

10.1. Changing the batteries

If the battery symbol appears on the outdoor
temperature display, the outdoor transmitter
batteries need replacing.
If the battery symbol appears on the interior
temperature display, the base station batte-
ries need replacing.
Please note: When you replace batteries,
contact must be re-established between
transmitter and receiver. You can either
change the batteries in both devices at the
same time, or use the manual transmitter
search function.
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