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General| Brand | La Crosse Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | 308-1911 |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Type | 9V |
| Material | Plastic |
| Type | Stud Finder |
| Product Type | Stud Sensor |
Explains the difference between pressing and holding a button for device operation.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the back of the station.
Guidance on setting language, time, calendar, and temperature units.
How to enter the settings mode using the SETTINGS button.
Using the + or - buttons to adjust and SETTINGS to confirm values.
Procedure to exit the settings menu using the ALERTS button.
Sequence of settings: Language, Beep, Hour, Minutes, Year, Month, Date, Temp Display.
Explanation of AM/PM indicators and weekday/month/date formats.
Details on humidity percentage, temperature in Fahrenheit/Celsius, and trend arrows.
Meaning of alarm active, low battery, and humidity alert icons.
Switching between full weekday name and three-letter weekday display.
Selecting between full date and month/day format.
Step-by-step guide to setting alarm hours and minutes.
How to toggle the alarm on or off using the ALARM button.
Information that HI/LO records reset automatically at midnight.
How to view the highest temperature and humidity recorded using the PLUS button.
How to view the lowest temperature and humidity recorded using the MINUS button.
Explanation of how trend arrows indicate temperature and humidity changes.
Steps to set programmable indoor humidity alerts (HI and LO).
How to toggle both humidity alerts on or off simultaneously.
Links to social media for video support, interaction, and conversation.
Explanation of the low battery icon and when to replace batteries.
Details on power, temperature range, humidity range, and dimensions.
Instructions for cleaning, battery replacement, and general upkeep.
Details on the 1-year limited warranty and how to contact support.
Information regarding FCC rules, interference, and operational limitations.
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