BEARWARE 302688 - Outdoor Sensor Temperature Alarm

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By briey pressing the "MODE" buon in the me sengs, you can conrm the
entry and proceed to the next opon. In this way, you can change and customise
the following sengs in the sequence menoned below:
• Year
• Month
• Day
• Day/month sequence
• Language seng - To set the day on the display. The following
codes can be congured and selected using the "UP" and "DOWN"
buons: GE (German), DA (Danish), SP (Spanish), DU (Dutch), FR
(French), IT (Italian), EN (English)
• Time zone - Note: If you set the me zone, for example, to + 01
and the weather staon is actuated using the DCF-signal, then the
clock displays one hour later than the DCF-signal.
• 12/24-hours display
• Hour
• Minute
• °C / °F
• Weather forecast - The weather staon calculates a weather
forecast based on changes in the air pressure. Since data regard-
ing changes in air pressure is not available when the device is
switched on for the rst me, the weather forecast at this me is
incidental. The weather staon will be able to calculate a forecast
only aer a couple of days. To do this, select a forecast using the
"UP" and "DOWN" buons. It is best to select a forecast from the
current weather report.
8.1 Outdoor sensor temperature alarm
When the outdoor temperature is low, or in the range of -1°C to 3°C, the frost
alarm is acvated and a snowake symbol is shown on the display. If the tempe-
rature is out of measurement range, the display shows "LL.L" if the temperature is
too low and "HH.H" if the temperature is too high.