User manual OREGON JM828WF

[. . . ] When the alarm-time is displayed, pressing CLOCK once will display the calendar instead. Then use the button again to toggle the time modes. hour, minute, and day-of-the-week mode 3. Replace the door until it clicks in place. [. . . ] Enter the month using the [ ] and [ ] buttons. Hold down either button to rapidly increase or decrease the value. Press CLOCK to confirm and proceed to set the day. Again, once the day is set press CLOCK to proceed to the language display. Days of the week can be indicated as an abbrevistion in five different language, (E) for English, (D) for German, (F) for French, (I) for Italian, (S) for Spanish. To choose a language use the Language Monday Tuesday Wednesday INDOOR TEMPERATURE The JM828WF displays temperature in Centigrade (°C), and is capable of measuring temperatures within the -5°C and +50°C range. If the temperature goes above or below these levels, the display will show "-5°C" or "+50°C". HOW TO READ THE PRESSURE TREND The JM828WF gives a pressure trend for the last hour. As illustrated below, a rising trend (arrow) indicates improving weather. Deteriorating weather conditions are indicated with a falling trend (arrow). or Thursday button. Friday Saturday Sunday Arrow Indicator Pressure Trend Rising Steady Falling English Dutch French Italian WEATHER FORECAST FUNCTION The JM828WF detects barometric pressure changes and displays the illustrated weather symbols that indicate weather forecasts for 12 to 24 hours. The radius of the forecast is approximately 30 - 50 km. Spanish Press CLOCK to proceed to the hour and minute functions. Indicator displays on the unit Forecast Sunny Slightly Cloudy Cloudy Rainy TO SET AND ACTIVATE THE ALARM The CALENDAR mode and the ALARM mode share the same section of the display. When in CALENDAR mode, press ALARM button to enter ALARM mode, the alarm time is displayed. To set the alarm-time, press and hold ALARM for two seconds, the alarm time will flash. To confirm, press ALARM and proceed to the minute digits. To deactivate the alarm, press ALARM once. Important: 1. The accuracy of weather forecasting, when only using pressure trends, is approximately 70 to 75 percent. The weather forecast symbols may not reflect current weather condition. A `SUNNY' forecast covering the nighttime reflects fine clear weather. ALARM AND SNOOZE FUNCTION When the alarm function is active, the unit will alarm at the set time. Resulting from the crescendo function, the alarm initially starts gently and increases in intensity in three stages. Without interruption, the alarm will activate for one minute. However, if the SNOOZE button is pressed, the SNOOZE function will be triggered. The alarm will stop for eight minutes before activates again. HOW TO RESET THE UNIT Press RESET to return all settings to the factory values, which are 1-1 (1st of January) for date, 12:00 for time and 06:00 for the alarm, which will be deactivated. The button is required only when the unit is not operating in a favorable way, such as in the rare case of a malfunction. 3 JM828WF-GB R2 3 8/31/04, 3:38 PM EN EN HOW TO WALL MOUNT OR TABLE STAND Flip the table stand open to place the unit on a steady, flat surface. [. . . ] Read this instruction manual thoroughly before operating the unit. CAUTION -- The content of this manual is subject to change without further notice. -- Due to printing limitation, the displays shown in this manual may differ from the actual display. -- The manufacturer and its suppliers held no responsibility to you or any other person for any damage expenses, lost profits, or any other claim arise by using this product. -- The contents of this manual may not be reproduced without the permission of the manufacturer. 4 JM828WF-GB R2 4 8/31/04, 3:38 PM ABOUT OREGON SCIENTIFIC Visit our website (www. oregonscientific. com) to learn more about Oregon Scientific products such as digital cameras; MP3 players; children's electronic learning products and games; projection clocks; health and fitness gear; weather stations; and digital and conference phones. [. . . ]