Emos E8670 - Getting Started

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Assembly/Installation of the Rain Gauge (Sensor)
1. Turn the rain bucket clockwise.
2. Remove the paper card from the tipping ap.
3. Fit the rain bucket back on by turning it counter-clockwise; you should hear a click.
4. Turn the sensor upside down.
5. Turn the mounting ring clockwise.
6. Remove the 3 screws on the watertight pad and detach it.
7. Underneath the pad is the battery compartment; insert 2× 1.5 V AA batteries.
8. Replace the pad.
9. Ax the mounting ring to the location of choice using the screws and t the sensor onto it by
turning counter-clockwise; you should hear a click.
Getting Started
1. Insert batteries rst into the wireless sensor (2× 1.5 V AA), then into the weather station (3× 1.5 V
AAA) and plug the power adapter into the station.
2. When inserting the batteries, make sure the polarity is correct to avoid damaging the weather
station or sensor. Only use 1.5 V alkaline batteries of the same type; do not use rechargeable
1.2 V batteries. The lower voltage may cause both of the units to not function.
3. Place the two units next to each other. The weather station will detect the sensor signal within
3 minutes. If signal from the sensor is not detected, long press the CH button on the weather
station to repeat the search.
4. If the outdoor temperature reading disappears from the screen, long press the CH button on the
station and remove and reinsert the batteries in the sensor. The weather station will reset all
values and repeat the search for sensor signal.
5. We recommend placing the sensor on the north side of the house. The range of the sensor may
decrease substantially in areas with a large number of obstacles.
6. To ensure correct measurement, the sensor must be placed in an elevated position (at least
1.5 m) onto a horizontal surface and outside of buildings and structures. The sensor must be
mounted rmly to prevent its damaging.
7. Place the sensor in a place where rain falls directly. The sensor should be placed in an open
space at a sucient distance from surrounding trees and bushes.