Air Pressure - Bresser NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 9070100 Mode D'emploi

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Temperature, humidity and weather trend
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AIR PRESSURE

The values for air pressure will be updated each hour and will be displayed
as a numerical value between 800 and 1100 hPa. The air pressure trend of
the past 12 hours will be stored and displayed in a graph (history).
MAIN UNIT SIGNAL RECEIVING CHECK
The transmission range is about 30 meters from the remote station to the
main unit (in open area). The main unit should receive the temperature/
humidity information from the transmitter within 3 minutes after set-up.
Should the main unit not receive information from transmitter within 3 min-
utes after setting up, please check following steps:
1. Press and hold CHANNEL button for 2-3 sec to re-start receiving from the
transmitter; the data will normally be received within 3 minutes.
2. If the first step does not yield a desirable solution, please remove the
batteries and re-install them (hardware reset).
At the same time, please make sure the following:
1. The main unit as well the as transmitter should be at least 5-6.5 feet
(1.5-2 meters) away from any interfering sources, such as computer mon-
itors or TV sets.
2. The main unit should not stand close to metal window frames.
3. Please do not using other electrical products, such as headphones or
speakers, operating on the same signal frequency (433.92 MHz).
4. Electrical devices operating on the same signal frequency may also cause
interference. This can include devices used in the neighborhood as well.
Main unit channel setting
1. The main unit can be connected with a maximum of up to 3 transmit-
ters.
2. Press the CHANNEL button to switch between the displays of each chan-
nel. The main unit will display the information of the corresponding trans-
mitter. When the symbol is displayed near the channel information the
automatic display rotation is activated. The display changes between the
information of the connected remote sensors every 10 seconds.
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