User manual IROX HBR653

[. . . ] Radio channels 1-5: - current measurement of the selected channel (=radio probe) - memory values min/max of the selected channel - battery status of the sender displayed Full-segment display Comfort Zone: - display of the comfort status of the measurement of the indoor thermo/hygrometer Indoor thermo/hygro : - temperature and relative air humidity of the display device (measures at the location where the device is used) - memory values min/max of the indoor thermo/hygrometer - battery status of the display device 29 30 2. 2 KEYS / SWITCH / BATTERY COMPARTMENT Rear view T/H SET - For the IN measurement, the MIN/MAX values of the temperature or the relative air humidity are displayed below the current value. With this key, you can have the temperature or hygro memory displayed. MIN-MAX The MIN/MAX memory is managed and recorded depending on the setting. The setting applies for all 6 channels Pos. 1: PERM - From the last MEMORY RESET, the MIN/MAX recordings after the function "drag indicator" are recorded. [. . . ] The new recording now begins depending on the setting of the MIN-MAX switch CH (=CHANNEL) - Press briefly: changes to display of the next channel (1 2 3 4 5 1 etc) - Hold pressed for 3 seconds. For the radio channel active on the display (CH1 . . . . The three waves above the CH flash during the search process. Only the sender of the channel displayed is searched for; the others remain unaffected. 31 32 Battery compartment 4. RADIO THERMOMETER The operation of the radio sensor supplied with the device is easy: - Open battery compartment - Select channel - Activate batteries (i. e. remove insulation strip) or insert batteries (please make sure that the polarity is correct!) - Close battery compartment again (please ensure that it is tightly closed!) 2 x 1. 5 batteries of the size AM-4 resp. "AAA" To open: slide lid in the direction of the arrow (indicated on the lid) after the stand has been removed. Other Irox radio sensors that are compatible with the HBR653: 3 channels (can be used on the channels, 1, 2 or 3) : HTS12C, HTS33, HTS13*, HTC13 5 channels (can be used on all 5 channels): HTS55, JKR-1 (*HTS13 is included in the scope of delivery of the HBR653 and can be used on the channels 1-3) With the sensors with thermo and hygrometer, simply only the temperature is displayed on the HBR653. 3. Put all radio sensors that you want to use into operation and place these in close proximity (1-2 metres) to the reception device. Open the battery compartment of the display device and remove all insulation strips. If no batteries are in the device, insert the 2 batteries (UM-3 or `AA' 1. 5 V) in the correct polarity. Directly after the activation of the batteries, all segments are displayed for a few seconds on the display. If more than 8 readings are read one after the other without data, lines appear in the display for this channel and the HBR653 then stops any other reception attempts after this for 8 hours. The display device starts a reception again by itself after approx. If the original sender is not found again, the device starts with a new search for a new sensor on this channel. When the signal is interrupted, you can start a new signal search at any time manually. Please, however, check the following points beforehand: 1. the batteries of the sensor and the display device. Please also replace them when a battery tester rates them as still being sufficient!Further info on this can be found in the FAQ on www. irox. com. Note: If the outdoor temperature drops sharply, the output of batteries that have been started is also strongly reduced. It is therefore recommended that new batteries are always inserted in the sensor at the beginning of the winter (alkaline type or better). whether disturbances or shields are to be found in the area of the sender/receiver or the distance between the two devices is too great. [. . . ] With the outdoor sensors, only the temperature is received and displayed; it is thus not possible to calculate the Comfort Zone for CH1. . . CH5. The logic is depicted in the following illustration: 7. CARE INSTRUCTIONS - Do not expose the device to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight over longer periods. - Avoid blows and shocks of any kind to the device. [. . . ]