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General| Type | Digital Thermometer |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Calibration | Yes |
| Accuracy | ±1°C (±1.8°F) |
| Power Source | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Battery | AAA |
| Resolution | 0.1°C / 0.1°F |
Instructions for downloading the BBQGo Pro app via QR codes for Android and iOS devices.
Steps to initiate and confirm a Bluetooth connection between the thermometer and a phone.
Details how to enter the menu, select functions, and save settings by pressing the SET button.
Explains how to turn the device on/off and decrease parameter values.
Describes locking temperature, switching channels, and increasing parameter values.
Illustrates the app interface for monitoring temperatures, setting alarms, and managing cooking timers.
Details options for temperature units, key sound, backlight time, and temperature calibration within the app.
Guides on changing temperature units (°C/°F) and enabling/disabling key press sound via device buttons.
Instructions for adjusting backlight duration and configuring the built-in probe's alarm function.
Setting alarm values and calibrating the built-in probe's temperature readings.
Configuring alarm function and alarm value for the first external probe (P1).
Adjusting temperature calibration for the first external probe (P1).
Managing alarm functions and values for the second external probe (P2).
Adjusting temperature calibration for the second external probe (P2).
Explains screen readouts for the built-in probe with alarm ON or OFF.
Describes automatic and manual methods to power the thermometer on and off.
How the alarm alerts via sound and backlight when temperature thresholds are met.
Information on how the backlight activates and can be manually turned on.
Shows how the screen displays data for P1, P2, or both probes simultaneously.
Configuring and understanding alarms for external probes P1 and P2.
How the backlight functions when external probes are connected.
Guidance for handling 'Er', '----', 'Er1', or 'Er2' error displays on the screen.
Steps to resolve problems with external probes not displaying values or having poor contact.
Answers common questions about turning the device on/off and charging while in use.
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